Kuruneko
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• Name — Kuruneko • Ja Kanji — くるねこ
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• Type — manga • Author — Yamato Kuruneko • Publisher — Enterbrain • Volumes — 7
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• Type — tv series • Director — Akitaro Daichi • Studio — Dax Production • Network — Kansai TV, Tokai TV • First — July 5, 2009 • Last — 2010 • Episodes — 100 Kuruneko is a Japanese blog-based manga series written and illustrated by Yamato Kuruneko about a lady who is completely devoted to sake and her many cats and is based on the author's own life. Enterbrain publishes the series in tankōbon format with seven volumes released. Kuruneko has also been adapted into a series of anime television shorts by Dax Production under the direction of Akitaro Daichi.
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The Encyclopedia exists whether or not anything is for sale. Corrections are recorded rather than overwritten, and every version of this record is kept. Published 17 August 2026.
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