Mahoraba
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Mahoraba
Manga

Publication OverviewFINISHED

Format:Manga
Chapters:62
Volumes:12
First Published:2000
Origin:Japan (Manga)
Reading Commitment
Approx. 7.2 hours
62 chapters (Approx. 7 min per chapter)
MangaFINISHED7.0 / 10

Mahoraba

まほらば

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What kind of title is this?
Manga.
How many volumes are there?
12 volumes are listed.
How many chapters are there?
62 chapters are listed.
Synopsis

About Mahoraba

Shiratori Ryushi wants to become a picture book writer, and he moves to an apartment, Narutaki-So, in order to go to an art school in Tokyo. Narutaki-so is an old Japanese style one-story house which doesn’t fit in urban scenery. It is owned by the cousin of his mother, and the manager of the apartment is Aoba Kozue. She is his second cousin, and they met with each other when they were children although he doesn’t remember her much. She is in the second grader of a high school attached to Aoba Junior Collage. There are five people living in Narutaki-So. First, Chanohata Kotomi is living in the room #1. She is a best friend of Kozue. Then, the resident of the room #3 is Momono Megumi. She is a kind of person who goes her own way. In the room #5, Kurosaki Sayoko and her daughter Asami are living. Asami is in the first grade of a junior high. Finally, in the room #6, Haibara Yukio is living with his puppet, “Johnny”. They are all characteristic and eccentric persons. However, in fact, the most eccentric person is Kozue. She has a secret; when she is shocked at something, she changes her personality. Not knowing this, Shiratori moves to Narutaki-So to realize his dream. What kind of a new life will be waiting for him?

Main Characters

Kozue Aoba
Kozue Aoba
main
Ryuushi Shiratori
Ryuushi Shiratori
main
Tamami Chanohata
Tamami Chanohata
supporting
Megumi Momono
Megumi Momono
supporting
Sayoko Kurosaki
Sayoko Kurosaki
supporting
Asami Kurosaki
Asami Kurosaki
supporting

Original Creators & Staff

Akira KojimaStory & Art