High‑school senior Takuro Mukodzima loves fishing, resting his soul in silence on a deserted shore. The idyll lasted only briefly: one day the young angler flicked his trusty spinning rod and caught a mermaid named Muromi – a very sweet and sociable creature. The green‑haired guest, tired of the monotony of marine life (Japanese mermaids are, as is known, immortal), befriended the boy and began to visit him regularly, chatting about this and that, introducing her friends, and even giving him a phone number! At first Takuro, whom the new acquaintance nicknamed Takkun, lamented his lost peace, and then, as they say, got drawn in. Muromi is an interesting girl; you never get bored with her, and most importantly, you can learn so much – for example, about the fall of the continent Mu, typhoon‑kamikaze events, underwater palaces, and the true appearance of the Himalayan yeti! And her friends and relatives are such that even if you want others, you won't forget them for long. In short, life on the edge of the shore turned lively; just remember – never and under no circumstances should you ask marine residents about their age.
Tatsunoko Japan