Utsusemi Ya Ki Tan Ayashi No Oyado to Kieta Ukiyoe (Kadokawa Bunko)

[Machine Translation] In Chofu, near Jindaiji Temple, where the nature of Musashino still remains, there is an inn that only children can see. It is the "Utsusemiya," where ghosts and monsters stay. One night, Suzu, who is afraid of ghosts, is asked by the spirit of her late grandfather, an ukiyoe artist, to find a picture for him. What awaits her is Haruhiko, the lonely-looking young owner of Utsusemiya. What was the true identity of the painting? Who was that white fox? A folklore light mystery that is a quick read until the very end.

調布は深大寺の近く―武蔵野の自然が残るその地には、子どもにしか視えない宿屋がある。幽霊や妖怪などが泊まる「うつせみ屋」だ。怖がりな鈴はある夜、浮世絵師だった亡き祖父の霊に“絵”を捜してほしいと頼まれ、白い狐に導かれうつせみ屋にたどり着く。待っていたのは寂しげな面持ちの青年店主・晴彦だった。果たして絵の正体とは?あの白い狐は何者だったのか。ラストまで一気読みの民俗学ライトミステリー。