Tsukumotsuki -Keisui Takaeda's early short story collection-

Sacred Mt. Fuji, great eruption of the Heisei era. Since then, Japanese society has been plagued by ``occult pollution'' caused by the runaway spirits known as Tsukumogami that reside in objects. One day, Hajime, a white-haired boy holding a shamisen, and his partner, Totoku, the Tsukumogami, appeared at the scene where the Tsukumogami was rampaging. The two of them are creating a live performance of shamisen playing and singing! !? In addition to the title work "Tsukumotsuki" that was published in the 2-3 combined issue of Weekly Shonen Sunday 2009, the debut work "Hottamashi" which won first place in the reader survey of the special edition Sunday R 2004 autumn issue is included. Contains all 5 battle fantasy stories. [Included works: "Tsukumotsuki", "99~Tsukumotsuki", "Space Yojimbo de Gozakou. ”, “Frick! “Neverland”, “Konchoshi”]