WELCOME TO GHOST MANSION GN (2025)

JOIN KAORU AS SHE BECOMES A LANDLORD TO SOME VERY UNUSUAL TENANTS! A MIX OF COMEDY, HORROR, AND SLICE-OF-LIFE-FUN! Kaoru Shinonome, who had been living as a freelancer, invests her inheritance in property and buys a vast old condominium. Her dream life as a wealthy landlord is about to begin - but there are no living tenants, only spirits, and her new property is a rollercoaster ride of psychic phenomena.in the titanic conflict!

FOR FANS OF HORROR COMEDY, THIS IS THE SECOND VOLUME OF THE FEEL-GOOD SPOOK-FEST! Kaoru can't catch a break - just as she's finally got the spirit tenants of Ghost Mansion settled in, an exorcist moves into the building! Tsuzumi comes from an ancient family of exorcists and occultists but can she put aside her training and live in harmony with Kaoru and her laid back attitude to the legion of ghosts!

Life at Ghost Mansion has never been stranger – or more crowded – as Kaoru continues her unusual mission: recruiting spirits to live peacefully in her haunted apartment complex. Her job as a landlord to the dead is anything but normal! As Tsuzumi, the exorcist-turned-tenant, begins to bond with her new neighbors, Kaoru finds herself caught in the middle of a paranormal tug-of-war between grudges, grief, and ghostly mischief.

The ghostly tenants multiply and mayhem ensues, as Kaoru’s haunted property management hits its strangest chapter yet in a mansion where the afterlife has more chaos than check-ins. Things get even weirder at the condo of spirits with “peculiar circumstances.” Kaoru’s supernatural property empire is thriving but decidedly unsettled: trickster apparitions, sentimental specters, and mischievous phantoms all compete for attention – and a comfortable haunt. As the resident exorcist-turned-tenant Tsuzumi continues to adapt (or fail to adapt) to ghostly roommates, new otherworldly faces arrive with pasts that are as bizarre as they are heartbreaking. Bonds between the living and the dead deepen, making rent day feel more like an emotional séance than a mundane chore.