Two Who Can See: A Daily Life You Never Quite See Through
1 / 1- Two spirit-seeing women's easygoing conversation drama
- Set in the fictional summer city of Anika
- First entry in the 'Anika Omnibus' series
- Occult moments blend naturally into everyday life
- Circle
- Yumigake
- Release
- 2026-09-25
- Format
- ボイス / ASMR
- File format
- WAV
- Age rating
- 全年齢
Great for listeners who want a gentle, occult-tinged slice-of-life chat rather than scares or horror.
In the fictional summer city of Anika, Kurumi Toichi and Suzu Toyohira—two women who can see spirits—spend quiet, occasionally strange days together. Their conversation drifts easily between mundane summer chatter and small brushes with the uncanny, creating a mood that's laid-back yet subtly mysterious. This is the first work in the 'Anika Omnibus' series.
Kurumi Toichi, a girl who can see spirits. And Suzu Toyohira, a female psychic who can likewise see spirits. For the two of them, ghosts and supernatural occurrences are never something distant. Walking down the street, they might glimpse something strange, or sense the presence of the dead in the middle of an ordinary conversation. But that doesn't mean every day is filled with terror. A little mysterious, sometimes funny, and occasionally chilling. This is an occult slice-of-life dialogue drama depicting a certain summer in the daily lives of these two. Set in the fictional city of "Anika," the "Anika Omnibus" series depicts the stories of the people living there. This is the first audio work in the series.
A girl who can see spirits.
A female psychic who can likewise see spirits.
- Illustration
- 魁ゆき
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