Morohe Yoshida began the Inari, Konkon, Koi Iroha manga back in 2010 and it looks like 2015 is when it’ll end, according to information out of Young Ace. It was revealed recently that the storyline was entering its final arc and now it’s being revealed the the tenth volume of the series will be the final one, with plans for it to arrive in the spring of 2015. The series had an anime adaptation this year, which was simulcast by FUNimation, and they’ve picked up the anime for home video release along with the OVA. The manga itself is unlicensed at this point and with it being completed soon, chances are it won’t get picked up.
Plot concept: Fushimi Inari has a hopeless crush on her classmate Tanbabashi. One day, while trying to interact with him, she accidentally humiliates him in front of the whole class. He refuses to accept her apologies, and, to make matters worse, she discovers that he probably has a crush on their incredibly cute classmate Sumizome.
She has all these things in mind when she is summoned by Uka-no-Mitama-no-kami, a pale fox goddess. In return for rescuing a little fox-spirit creature before school that day, the goddess offers to grant a single wish of Inari’s. Without thinking, she blurts out that she wants to be Sumizome. As one might expect, this wish does not go nearly as well as Inari had hoped, and the kindly goddess breaks a goddess-rule to give Inari the ability to change herself back. Now, Inari can change her own shape at will, and using her new skill is very tempting as she keeps trying to win Tanbabashi’s heart. But if Inari flaunts her ability, both she and the goddess might end up in trouble with Amaterasu!
[Source: ANN]
