Alternative Titles
Synonyms: Ms. Corporate Slave Wants to be Healed by a Loli Spirit, Shachisaretai
Japanese: η€Ύηγγγ―εΉΌε₯³εΉ½ιγ«ηγγγγγ
English: Miss Shachiku and the Little Baby Ghost
Information
Episodes:
12
Status:
Finished Airing
Aired:
Apr 7, 2022 to Jun 23, 2022
Broadcast:
Thursdays at 21:00 (JST)
Duration:
23 min. per ep.
Rating:
PG-13 - Teens 13 or older
Statistics
Score:
7.131 (scored by 1456314,563 users)
Ranked:
#4201 2
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Popularity:
#3866
Members:
43,997
Favorites:
153
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Ranked #4201Popularity #3866Members 43,997 Fushihara-san spends most of her time stuck in front of her office computer, regularly toiling at overtime like a corporate slave, even after all her coworkers have gone home. Noticing her unhealthy situation, a ghost in the form of a little girl rumored to haunt the building takes it upon herself to scare Fushihara-san out of the office in order to relieve her stress. However, the ghost's overwhelming cuteness only does the opposite and instead motivates Fushihara-san to work even more. Even so, the presence of this adorable soul will only bring more positivity and happiness to Fushihara-san's life as the two spend more time together.
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Nov 7, 2025
I have been watching anime for 25 years and only enjoy watching them. Never in my life I would think of writting a review before. But this anime is very cute and wholesome that it heal my broken heart.. Due to personal circumstances I am very stress right now and watching this anime healed me to the max! The characters are so cute and heartwarming to watch..
No action, no drama, just healing.
10/10 totaly recommended. Especially for those who have hard time IRL like me.
The story is a fine slice of life.
The art is fitting the cuteness of the characters.
Reviewerβs Rating: 10
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Jun 23, 2022
When you call a show a spiritual successor, it is for good reason just like the recommendations board: if you liked this, then you'll like that. But for the same reason that while I felt that Sewayaki Kitsune no Senko-san had portrayed its themes of humans overworking and the entities like fox spirits a bit lacking because there is no overarching story or plot for a stress-reliving cute SoL that for some reason I can't click to, it's the same here for Shachiku-san wa Youjo Yuurei ni Iyasaretai. a.k.a Miss Shachiku and the Little Baby Ghost, but a wee bit better.
This is a pretty self-explanatory
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premise where the usual stance of overworked people truly work overtime till super late until their bodies give way, and entities coming in to improve their lives for the better. Where Senko-san has Senko the fox spirit, Shachiku-san replaces it with baby loli spirit ghosts whom haunt the office of Fushihara, the overworked "Miss Shachiku-san" office worker, tempting them to leave for a nightmare-induced feeling where the nightmare hits harder than work. It's just as simple as that to create the cutesy healing vibes, and I'll give it that for how mangaka Imari Arita wants the series to be.
The talking point will always go to the central characters of Fushihara and Yuurei-chan, since this is where the relationship is first established. For one, I'd thought that the VAs did a good job for personating their characters: Fushihara's VA Hisoko Kanemoto being the usual "old-but-young woman" kind of vibe and Yuurei-chan's VA Rina Hidaka being the kid-like figure, whom if you have caught how she sounds by ear, yes, she is the same person that voiced Shield Hero's Filo. The others that follow (cat spirit Myako, Kuruhashi with her maid loli Lily, and the Oni spirit Miko) are all the same, and exhibit the cutest degrees of comfyness, depending on your degree on how you can take cuteness and put it on a radarscope like Fushihara's attachment. Honestly though, having the baby spirit ghosts does improve somebody's life, especially if they're living alone, and Fushihara definitely reaped the benefits by having a companion character that is her ultimate goal of getting enough rest from all that overwork and raising the ghosts like they're part of the family. And this is why I think that for an Iyashikei, moe SoL series like this, the family dynamic raises the bar to be a better version of the sole 1-to-1 caretaker format.
Project No. 9's light visuals don't look the best, but one might say that it's decent, just enough to gloss the fact that this show doesn't really need intricate detail to produce, and just focusing on the bigger picture that delivers exactly like how the staff team wants it to portray, and for this it's a pass. Same with the decent OST, it's just exists and is soul-lifting for those who need it.
To get a Senko-san copy a few years later, my guess is that if you liked it, then there's no reason why would you hate Shachiku-san, and vice versa. This show serves the Iyashikei niche that many will like and some will hate, and that's OK. For myself, this is just the same as how I remembered Senko-san the few years back, and I can only find this as a decent watch. Maybe you have a better experience than me, so go in and be healed by loli ghost spirits whom can really take care of you and make your life better.
Reviewerβs Rating: 6
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Jun 23, 2022
The premise sounded interesting and different enough for me to watch it but it was a let down. Every episode felt pretty much the same and it failed to deliver the loving-sweet-family bond between the characters like Lovely Drop managed to do back when it aired. It also failed to deliver the cute comedy that Kobayashi's no Maid-Dragon has been doing for a while.
When a show is this much repetitive, I can't help but feel that short 5 minute episodes would be much more enjoyable than the boring 24 minute weekly dump of chibi characters doing the same type of episode week after week.
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didn't enjoy this more than a 4/10.
Reviewerβs Rating: 4
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