Te no Hira Neko

Within a country akin to a tower, rabbits live in towns on the upper floors 1 to 13, and the oppressed wolves live in the lower stratum. The lower the floor, the worse the living conditions and security get. To move up, a key is needed as proof of passage, but moving down is unrestricted. In this kind of country, a rabbit named Bell has the daily task of capturing wolves, and will savagely kill any that enter her domain. Despite all this, a wolf appears by her side–!?

A girl with a scarred heart stops by an antique shop. There she meets the talking cat Bonten and the shopkeeper… a slightly fantastical story of bonds between cat and man.

A slightly mysterious and heartwarming story about the smallest cat in the world and a high school boy. A fantastic cat named Tenohira Neko, small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, appears to Kanade, a first-year high school student. He is told that if he likes it, it will live with him…?

In the Meiji Restoration period of Japan, the government bans ghost stories and tales about demons. Despite this, a rental book shop called “The Reflected Rabbit” lends out books about ghouls and ghosts to its patrons.

A quiet boy gets an unexpected wake-up call.