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University student Satake Aoi wakes up rolled up in a red string and with a stranger inside his house that says he's a god. Aoi scapes, but something is... different... He's now extremely popular and everybody's fighting for his attention. What's the relation between these events and some promise he made with the man that calls himself the god Ookuninushi-no-mikoto and what will happen from now on?
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Both protagonists get a visit from a god who used to know him during his childhood. And in both cases the protagonists is reluctant to accept the gods love for him, but in the end falls in love himself.
Ever since his mother passed away, Hinata has been taken care of by Midori, who is as strict as he is caring. Midori’s smart, and tall, and handsome. He also doesn’t have a shadow or a reflection in the mirror. Wait… What? Hinata’s a scaredy-cat, and thinks Midori might be a ghost. But he is in fact a…?
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Both series feature a lonely guy falling in love with a god. Y'know, as you do. Both are pretty cute, and fun reads.
As a child Wataru and his grandmother used to pay visits to a shrine in their neighbourhood. While they prayed for each other's happiness, he encountered a snow-white fox named Yuki. Many years later, a sad occasion leads Wataru to pay another visit to the same shrine, but the Yuki who greets him there isn't quite the same one he remembers...
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Both series feature an ordinary guy who somehow gets involved with the god of a shrine, and ends up falling in love.
Masataka takes care of a shrine, which houses the 12 spirit animals of the Chinese zodiac. One day he gets a surprising visitor, a young man named Kotarou, who is posessed by the cat spirit, Koma. Their own shrine having been burned down, Kotarou now searches for a new place and ends up on Masataka's doorstep.
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Stories about shrines, Shinto gods, and boys-love! If you enjoy one, you'll probably like the other as well.
After taking a year off to study for college, Chitose starts avoiding his parents and friends out of shame. One day in a rush on his way to work, Chitose trips over a piece of a wrecked shrine. Days after he says he'd move the shrine to his place if he could, a man in a strange get-up stops Chitose on the street and hugs him...!? "I need you." The man, Amane, claims he's a god and says he's going to move in with Chitose. Chitose caves under the pressure and takes him back to his place, where Amane kisses him and gently pushes him onto the ground!? So starts the odd relationships between two roomates, a rice god looking for a place, and a do-gooder high-school graduate!
Toono Itsuki is a university student who majors in folkore studies. He's currently headed towards his grandparents' hometown as part of his thesis' fieldwork. There, a local warned him to "not get close to the mountain on days when the rain is cold". Despite the warning, Itsuki still went towards it and there he met!?
After knowing the secret of gods' power, humans at Miyako have become degenerate to the point of treating gods as play thing / sex toy. All gods with horns; dragon god, devil god, mountain god, etc. have been abducted by humans to be auctioned off one by on.
Mayuki meets his first crush ten years later, only to find that he hasn't aged a single bit. He reveals that he is a "god" to Mayuki, whose love for him overcomes his confusion at the situation. And so begins his life with "god"...
Deep in the mountains on the outskirts of a certain village, there lived a god called "Shiromen-sama". Hakumen has the power to turn all negative emotions, such as pain, sorrow, pain and loneliness, into fruit and throw them away. One day, a young human is picked up by Shiromen. He has grown into a splendid young man, and before he knew it, he began to harbor pale feelings for his face. However, a few years ago, the young man began to feel something strange in his body. A story of new love and love, spun by humans and gods.
Troubled writer Chiharu Izunome reluctantly returns to his rural hometown, hoping some R & R will refresh his creative juices. Instead of finding respite, he’s quickly entangled by an old promise to wed a local god! Rin, the water dragon god to whom Chiharu has been betrothed, can be disarmingly friendly and charming, but inside lurks an animalistic ferocity. Knowing that he can’t escape Rin’s protective embrace, can Chiharu make himself fall in love with the god instead?