Tsugu Tsugumomo

Synopsis

Continues the story of Tsugumomo

In Japanese mythology, a "tsukumogami" is an object that gains a soul and becomes sentient. These spirits exist in two types: the mature "tsugumomo," which form from long-lasting harmonious relationships with their owners, and the aberrant "amasogi," which are premature spirits created to satisfy the destructive desires of specific individuals. Kazuya Kagami has kept his mother's obi close ever since her death, carrying it with him wherever he goes. One day, he barely escapes death when attacked by an amasogi in the form of a wig. Just as he thinks it's over, his cherished obi comes to his rescue, transforming into a beautiful girl named Kiriha, a tsugumomo that belonged to Kazuya's mother. With Kiriha's arrival, Kazuya discovers a new world filled with deities and tsukumogami, a realm he never knew existed.

In this installment

In "Tsugu Tsugumomo," Kagami Kazuya's ordinary existence is disrupted when he encounters Kiriha, a captivating tsukumogami. As a Taboo Child—someone who naturally draws in supernatural beings—Kazuya is assigned by the local deity Kukuri to serve as an exorcist, fighting against these dangerous entities. With Kiriha at his side, they set out on this risky mission. Kazuya and his companions establish a counseling club at school to collect intelligence on supernatural threats. While handling typical student concerns, Kazuya discovers a sinister scheme targeting Kukuri. Alongside Kiriha, whose attractive appearance conceals a cruel nature, other girls become drawn into Kazuya's life, each adding to the ongoing struggle against the hostile forces.