When Cocoa Hoto moves to a new town she finds herself living at the Rabbit House coffee shop. The shop is owned by the Kafuu family and Cocoa soon becomes friends with Chino; a girl around her age who she starts to look on as her little sister. Chino is rather unusual in that she nearly always has a fluffy white rabbit named Tippy perched on her head! The two of them work in the coffee shop and become friends with the other waitresses.
This is the sort of slice of life series where nothing much really happens but where the characters interactions provide the entertainment. The animation matches the cuteness of the situation; and that is very cute; in fact one might suffer a kawaii overload from watching too much of this in one go! The characters are a lot of fun and provide plenty of heartwarming moments along with some laughter. There are few real surprises but there is one involving Tippy that is delightfully surreal. Overall this provided a lot of inoffensive fun; I'd certainly recommend it to anybody wanting a change from action and fan service.
These comments are based on watching the series in Japanese with English subtitles.
This is the sort of slice of life series where nothing much really happens but where the characters interactions provide the entertainment. The animation matches the cuteness of the situation; and that is very cute; in fact one might suffer a kawaii overload from watching too much of this in one go! The characters are a lot of fun and provide plenty of heartwarming moments along with some laughter. There are few real surprises but there is one involving Tippy that is delightfully surreal. Overall this provided a lot of inoffensive fun; I'd certainly recommend it to anybody wanting a change from action and fan service.
These comments are based on watching the series in Japanese with English subtitles.
