Dungeon Farm Manga Artist Mozukuzu Launches New Manga
The 157th issue of Kadokawa's Dengeki Daioh G magazine launched Mozukuzu's new Kemomimi Miko no Isekai Jinja Saikō-ki: Kami-sama ga Kureta Kiseki no Chikara no sei de Matsurare Sugite Komattemasu (The story of a shrine maiden with animal ears reviving a shrine in another world: I'm Troubled by Being Worshipped Too Much Because of the Miraculous Power a God Gave Me) manga on Monday. The manga is an adaptation of writer Mizuho Itsuki (Management of a Novice Alchemist (light novel) and illustrator risumi's novel of the same title.
The story centers on high school girl Suzuka Mimori, who works as a shrine maiden at her family's shrine. One day, she gets caught up in a mysterious vortex and is transported to another world. There, she receives a letter from the enshrined deity. The god, who was once worshipped as a divine beast but is now forgotten, wants Suzuka to serve as a shrine maiden and gather worshippers again. For Suzuka to do that, the god gives her a mysterious power that lets her perform "miracles," plus fox ears and a tail (based on the god's preference?).
Kadokawa published the original novel in September 2024.
Mozukuzu launched the manga adaptation of Ryūichi Suzuki's Dungeon Farm: Kicked Out of My Home, So I'm Homesteading in a Dungeon! light novel series in Square Enix's Gangan Online website in August 2023. The manga ended with its fourth compiled book volume that shipped in October 2025. Square Enix's Manga UP! Global service published the manga in English digitally.
Source: Dengeki Daioh G issue 157 and X/Twitter account
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