【Complete & Anime Adaptation】 The Presence of the Mysterious Creature Kujima is Overwhelming. A Daily Life Comedy with a Mysterious Creature, Kujima Utaeba Ie Hororo!

“Kujima Utaeba Ie Hororo” is a home comedy depicting the cohabitation of the Kouda family, who are tense and on edge due to the eldest son's upcoming university exams, and a bird-like mysterious creature named Kujima who ends up staying with them. One day, Kouda Arata, a first-year middle school student, encounters a mysterious creature shaped like a penguin named Kujima. Kujima, who got separated from its group in Russia and was raised by humans from a young age, has come to Japan alone as part of its training to return to its group. With nowhere else to go, Kujima starts living with the Kouda family, bringing a breath of fresh air into the previously tense household.

It's such a funny work that I end up laughing multiple times. Kujima seems like a bird, but it's not quite a bird. It's creepy but funny and endearing, and gradually it starts to look cute. Interestingly, there is human drama and emotion, and just by reading the first volume, I wanted to read the entire series. It's a genre of manga I've never read before, and while the setting is outrageous, the way the characters calmly accept it is hilarious. The protagonist is so pure, and I'm excited to see how the relationship with Kujima and the family dynamics will evolve.

I'm really glad I came across this well-crafted manga. It's so funny that I burst out laughing every time I turn the page. The episodic format, with each chapter being self-contained, accentuates the humor. At first, I was unsure about Kujima's surreal appearance, but after reading the trial, I ended up buying it, and now Kujima seems really cute to me. There are many parts where I don't understand the Russian pronunciation or meaning, so I'd love to hear it in the anime adaptation someday. I'd also like to see Kujima in motion.

It's cute, heartwarming, surreal, and slightly tear-jerking. The setting of living with Kujima, a mysterious penguin-like creature from Russia, as part of the family is truly wonderful. The daily life comedy revolving around Kujima, with its funny actions, soothes the hearts of the family and readers. Kujima's pushy nature might become addictive, making me look forward to turning the page.

The presence of Kujima lights up the family. The Kouda family was weighed down by the eldest son's failed university entrance exams, but Kujima's arrival completely changed the atmosphere. Kujima, while cursing in Russian and being seen as odd by the neighbors, brings brightness back to the family. The way no one is scared or hostile and everyone becomes friendly with Kujima is peaceful and heartwarming. Kujima's presence lighting up the dark family life of those with a student retaking exams is truly wonderful. It's a heartwarming manga that makes you chuckle at Kujima's antics and almost cry at the end.

“Kujima Utaeba Ie Hororo” is a slightly unusual home comedy where a mysterious creature heals and rejuvenates a tense family. I've completely fallen for Kujima's pushiness and charm. As a reader, I can't take my eyes off the future relationship between the Kouda family and Kujima.