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About Kitsune Musume no Ecchi na Oyado
On a certain mountain. A little fox was trapped and in mortal danger, but was saved by a man. When the little fox asked God to bless it's savior, she turned into a cute fox-girl instead. But when the fox-girl went to see her savior place, he was already about to die. In order to fulfill the man's dying wish, the fox girl decides to inherits the abandoned hot springs venue. But the fox girl knows nothing of human common sense. To run an inn, she uses her partial knowledge to serve the guests....
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