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Alt title: Mayonaka no Occult Koumuin
Midnight occult civil servants Episode 2 - The White Nekomata of Kagurazaka
Arata has been gifted with "Sand Ears", which give him the ability to understand the speech of the supernatural Anothers. With his new power he sets out on a new investigation: to solve a series of complex thefts involving magical items.
More episodes
Episode 1
Angels and Tengu Above the Shinjuku Skyline
Episode 2
The White Nekomata of Kagurazaka
Episode 3
Trickster with Amber Eyes
Episode 4
Fixed-Point Observation in Kabukicho
Episode 5
The Parallel World Elevator of the City Hall Observation Deck
Episode 6
Devil and Sense of Loss
Episode 7
Sense of Loss and Proof of Despair
Episode 8
Old Coyote and the Garden of Falling Stars
Episode 9
The Dream Demon of the Haunted Apartment Block
Episode 10
White Cocoons and Blue Flames
Episode 11
The Ears of Sand and the Guts of a New Employee
Episode 12
Shinjuku Ward Nocturnal Community Relations Division
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AnnaSartin says
These supernatural anime both feature a young man with an otherworldly gift for seeing and communicating with youkai. They both wind up with a youkai "cat" as well.
JustSomeCreep says
While the energy is slightly different (Natsume has more of an "Iyashikei" feel), they both hold very strong similarities in their content. If you enjoyed Natsume, I'd say you are pretty likely to enjoy this anime as well.
Halex says
The story and structure of this show is really nothing new but is well executed. Is very similar to Natsume's Book of Friends, the type of show that makes emphasis on the understanding of different cultures, personalities, and ideologies; using the Yōkai (supernatural monsters, spirits, and demons in Japanese folklore) as a simile for what the show is trying to say.
Both shows are mostly episodic as well.