Story about people in the "supernatural trade". One about onmyouji, another about exorcists. In both series the occupation is a family heritage, and we see the younger generation opening their own "shop" and getting to learn things about their heritage and themselves.
Two supporting leads get pulled into the comedic shenanigans caused by the main lead which lead them into the mystical world of Shinto that will their change their lives and the way they look at things which affects everyone around them as they figure out which is myth which is real.
Both dramas are lighthearted which explores the ancient religion of Japan, Shinto. While Yorozu takes place in the fast paced Tokyo, Shikaotoko takes place in the popular tourist destination of Nara. They're not only funny but it also makes you reflect on a lot of things about life.
Both dramas are lighthearted which explores the ancient religion of Japan, Shinto. While Yorozu takes place in the fast paced Tokyo, Shikaotoko takes place in the popular tourist destination of Nara. They're not only funny but it also makes you reflect on a lot of things about life.
