Sewayaki Kitsune no Senko-san - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
I'm going to pamper him to his heart's content!
It was another long, hard day at work for Kuroto Nakano - until he came home to find a demigod fox cooking dinner for him.
Don't be shy, now!
Senko continues to pamper Nakano with dinner and ear cleanings, but her outbursts are starting to make the neighbor suspicious.
As long as you're happy
Nakano and Senko's neighbor finally confronts them. Fortunately she's a fan of Little Yoko, Inari Girl. Later, Senko and Nakano visit the supermarket.
Why must you work on a day off!?
Senko tries to help Nakano get up for work on a Sunday, then gets into a bit of a mess with the household appliances.
I've got a tail, too, you know?
Shiro does her best to please Nakano, but gets a little more than she bargained for. Later, Senko scrubs Nakano's back for him.
You just want to fluff more
Shiro drops by to play video games with Nakano. Later, Senko receives a gift from Koenji.
You smell like another fox
Senko shows Nakano her amazing massage skills. Later, Nakano misses the last train home, but gets some help from Shiro.
I'll make you forget all about it
Shiro takes everyone to the beach for a day of summer fun. While there, Kuroto encounters a mysterious stranger.
Is this less embarrassing for you?
Senko notices Nakano drooling over gratin on TV, and enlists Koenji and Shiro to help her make some. Later, Nakano gets a haircut.
It's Nice to Let Your Inner Child Out Now and Then, Isn't It?
A thick layer of fresh snow provides loads of fun for Senko and Nakano. However, the mood changes when the mysterious stranger returns.
It's Going to Be a Rough Night
Senko's Izakaya welcomes Nakano after a rough day at work. Later, Nakano decides to visit his mother and father.
Still...
Nakano returns home to find that Senko is not there. What will be the outcome of Senko's meeting with Sora?
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