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尾代是婚活叛徒！竟然暗中交了男朋友？！
因為貓咪發生的修羅場一觸即發……！
幸來的同事尾代從很久以前就有興趣養貓，
和幸來一起初次體驗貓咖啡廳後，她便完全迷上了！
成為貓咖啡廳常客的尾代，對同事們隱瞞了這件事，
沒想到卻被做為婚活同伴的由里，暗中懷疑是交了男友的叛徒。
逐漸演變成修羅場（？）的她們，把幸來搞得暈頭轉向……？
‧銷量突破210萬！
‧2023年度療癒動畫王者！
‧台日粉絲同步瘋狂上漲！
‧騙人養貓第一黑咪！
‧收錄全新短篇！
家有一貓，如有一寶(○)
巨大貓貓與廢柴OL的平凡(？)日常，
主人負責貌美如花，大型貓咪負責勤儉持家的極致療癒漫畫！！
-2021蔦屋「最推漫畫」大賞提名！
-2020「下個爆紅漫畫」推薦作品！
-推特、niconico、pixiv忠實粉絲敲碗連載超紅作品！
生活廢柴工作全能的菁英OL福澤幸來，在雪天撿到了一隻小黑貓，取名為福澤諭吉。
諭吉跟普通小貓一樣長大，不普通的是他越長越大越長越大越長越大──最後長到跟人類一樣大！
被撿回家那天，看到住在垃圾屋裡也不在意、性格大剌剌，卻仍舊幫他打掃出一個溫暖小角落棲身的幸來，他忽然發覺也許比起被這個人類照顧，這個人類更需要別人照顧(？！)因此覺醒了從流浪貓到家貓的必要轉變──他有了家，他要顧好這個家！
諭吉開始勤奮地學習人類知識、打掃技能、烹飪技巧……最後成為一隻家事萬能的大貓貓，把主人從廢物給養成了廢物中的廢物(○
每天幸來都帶著精緻的手工便當去上班，同事們都稱讚她又勤勞手藝又好，只有她自己撐著勉強的微笑，故作鎮定的說是啊是手做便當，但一天比一天害怕被發現本人家事無能，這全是貓做的！沐浴在既把自己打理得乾淨整齊、工作能力強，又能游刃有餘養貓的光環下，天天被誤會女子力過高的幸來，感覺自己越來越結不了婚了……
因為討厭水，所以諭吉打掃浴室時會穿上全套生物防護服；買菜時超市店長會因為摸到遞過零錢的肉球而暗自心動；出門玩時會特地在背後黏上一條拉鍊假裝是穿玩偶裝，但偶爾也會被認為是熱愛偶裝的變態；興趣是購入各式各樣的圍裙跟看電視節目學新菜；一個眼神就可以趕走盤旋在垃圾場上的烏鴉；心情煩躁時就自己開一條啾嚕，拌一盆貓草沙拉來吃……
人類越廢，貓就越會！
平凡的(？！)人貓相處日常漫畫！
因為貓咪發生的修羅場一觸即發……！
幸來的同事尾代從很久以前就有興趣養貓，
和幸來一起初次體驗貓咖啡廳後，她便完全迷上了！
成為貓咖啡廳常客的尾代，對同事們隱瞞了這件事，
沒想到卻被做為婚活同伴的由里，暗中懷疑是交了男友的叛徒。
逐漸演變成修羅場（？）的她們，把幸來搞得暈頭轉向……？
‧銷量突破210萬！
‧2023年度療癒動畫王者！
‧台日粉絲同步瘋狂上漲！
‧騙人養貓第一黑咪！
‧收錄全新短篇！
家有一貓，如有一寶(○)
巨大貓貓與廢柴OL的平凡(？)日常，
主人負責貌美如花，大型貓咪負責勤儉持家的極致療癒漫畫！！
-2021蔦屋「最推漫畫」大賞提名！
-2020「下個爆紅漫畫」推薦作品！
-推特、niconico、pixiv忠實粉絲敲碗連載超紅作品！
生活廢柴工作全能的菁英OL福澤幸來，在雪天撿到了一隻小黑貓，取名為福澤諭吉。
諭吉跟普通小貓一樣長大，不普通的是他越長越大越長越大越長越大──最後長到跟人類一樣大！
被撿回家那天，看到住在垃圾屋裡也不在意、性格大剌剌，卻仍舊幫他打掃出一個溫暖小角落棲身的幸來，他忽然發覺也許比起被這個人類照顧，這個人類更需要別人照顧(？！)因此覺醒了從流浪貓到家貓的必要轉變──他有了家，他要顧好這個家！
諭吉開始勤奮地學習人類知識、打掃技能、烹飪技巧……最後成為一隻家事萬能的大貓貓，把主人從廢物給養成了廢物中的廢物(○
每天幸來都帶著精緻的手工便當去上班，同事們都稱讚她又勤勞手藝又好，只有她自己撐著勉強的微笑，故作鎮定的說是啊是手做便當，但一天比一天害怕被發現本人家事無能，這全是貓做的！沐浴在既把自己打理得乾淨整齊、工作能力強，又能游刃有餘養貓的光環下，天天被誤會女子力過高的幸來，感覺自己越來越結不了婚了……
因為討厭水，所以諭吉打掃浴室時會穿上全套生物防護服；買菜時超市店長會因為摸到遞過零錢的肉球而暗自心動；出門玩時會特地在背後黏上一條拉鍊假裝是穿玩偶裝，但偶爾也會被認為是熱愛偶裝的變態；興趣是購入各式各樣的圍裙跟看電視節目學新菜；一個眼神就可以趕走盤旋在垃圾場上的烏鴉；心情煩躁時就自己開一條啾嚕，拌一盆貓草沙拉來吃……
人類越廢，貓就越會！
平凡的(？！)人貓相處日常漫畫！
128 pages, Paperback
First published March 8, 2024
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Hitsuzi Yamada
17 books31 followersHitsuzi Yamada (山田 ヒツジ, Yamada, Hitsuzi) is a Japanese cartoonist, best known for the manga series The Masterful Cat Is Depressed Again Today, which debutted in 2018.
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July 14, 2025
I feel the opening chapter marks a turning point in the series. It simply consists of the main character walking around and running into all the members of the supporting cast. This inventory is then followed by several long sequences, each featuring different permutations of those secondary characters in turn.
While it worked for me this time, this sort of transition away from the main characters often signals a creator running out of ideas or trying to stretch out a story that has run its course for a few extra volumes between anime seasons. I'd rather see a series build toward a conclusion than vamp for time.
But I've already had some ups and downs with this series, and, fortunately, the supporting cast here has some potential, so this might be one of the few times this works out. I'll keep my fingers crossed.
FOR REFERENCE:
Contents: Chapters 91-100 -- Afterword -- Bonus: The Master Is Depressed Again Today -- Bonus Story
While it worked for me this time, this sort of transition away from the main characters often signals a creator running out of ideas or trying to stretch out a story that has run its course for a few extra volumes between anime seasons. I'd rather see a series build toward a conclusion than vamp for time.
But I've already had some ups and downs with this series, and, fortunately, the supporting cast here has some potential, so this might be one of the few times this works out. I'll keep my fingers crossed.
FOR REFERENCE:
Contents: Chapters 91-100 -- Afterword -- Bonus: The Master Is Depressed Again Today -- Bonus Story
March 28, 2025
Mostly a silly volume of the usual caliber of giant cat styled antics, which continue to be of a higher quality than the premise might suggest.
Even underneath somewhat mocking gags such as the revelation that Yukichi is incredibly prepared in the event that Saku should suddenly get fired from her job, there’s room for a very sweet declaration on Saku’s part about her love for her oversized pet.
That heart really makes for some super strong moments this volume. The cat cafe storyline is funny enough when Yukichi and Saku start acting like a couple where one spouse has been caught cheating, but it also serves as a love letter to the joy to be found in aging felines.
And the last one, involving the cranky landlord who taught Yukichi a lot of what he knows, is a sweet look at the sorts of people who have trouble expressing their emotions and also use constant bickering as their love language.
I mean, this is a short book, so that’s most of what you’re getting. Plus the usual cast and some check-ins and mentions of things already in the lore. It does a pretty great job at being the same thing, but without the ‘oh, this again?’ feeling of repetition.
4 stars - short? Yes. Sweet? Also yes. Worthwhile for anybody who needs a warmhearted read.
Even underneath somewhat mocking gags such as the revelation that Yukichi is incredibly prepared in the event that Saku should suddenly get fired from her job, there’s room for a very sweet declaration on Saku’s part about her love for her oversized pet.
That heart really makes for some super strong moments this volume. The cat cafe storyline is funny enough when Yukichi and Saku start acting like a couple where one spouse has been caught cheating, but it also serves as a love letter to the joy to be found in aging felines.
And the last one, involving the cranky landlord who taught Yukichi a lot of what he knows, is a sweet look at the sorts of people who have trouble expressing their emotions and also use constant bickering as their love language.
I mean, this is a short book, so that’s most of what you’re getting. Plus the usual cast and some check-ins and mentions of things already in the lore. It does a pretty great job at being the same thing, but without the ‘oh, this again?’ feeling of repetition.
4 stars - short? Yes. Sweet? Also yes. Worthwhile for anybody who needs a warmhearted read.
August 31, 2025
Ironically, despite the title ‘The Masterful Cat Is Depressed Again Today’, this series is an adorable, fluffy, and just happy book to curl up to- I love it so much.
We open this volume with Saku getting off work early. She doesn’t know how to spend her time off, and ends up wandering around a bit aimlessly. We get to see various characters from the main cast, as well as Saku meeting the new cast members, the coffee shop workers!! This part might be a bit random, but I found it fun, and was enjoying myself while reading it.
Next up, it’s back to Saku at work- and her boss interacting with her! I love her boss- but looking at reviews, I honestly think everyone who reads this series does lol. There’s just something endearing and so funny about him, as well as how much I ✨ ship ✨ him with Saku hahaha—- anyhow, he tries to get info on Yume’s toy, Black Sugar-Chan, but Saku is clueless, as she didn’t realize that was it’s name. I found this portion was entertaining!
When soon move on to what the back of the book described to us-
🐾 The Cat Cafe! 🐾
This part was honestly just so adorable. I loved it and reading it just makes you… happy! I loved Saku’s co-workers, so the entire situation was quite simply a blast. It was so funny how Yuri thought Oshio had a boyfriend. (side note, Yuri’s hair is purple?! I’ve never watched the anime, but it was shown in color on the back of the book. I’ve always imagined her with brown hair, haha. )
The last part of the book before the extras focuses on the return of Oya the landlord! It was a nice addition to the story, I love Yukichi’s relationship with him. The first extra is themed around Dia-Chan, and is narrated by Yukichi. The punch line was entertaining and I enjoyed it. The last little two-page extra also made me smile. In the end…
Sometimes you don’t need a groundbreaking plot, romance, or anything like that at all….
…Sometimes you just need cats.
(This book contains mention of alcohol and mild language. I would give it an age rating of like 8+, but the entirety of the series is 13+)
We open this volume with Saku getting off work early. She doesn’t know how to spend her time off, and ends up wandering around a bit aimlessly. We get to see various characters from the main cast, as well as Saku meeting the new cast members, the coffee shop workers!! This part might be a bit random, but I found it fun, and was enjoying myself while reading it.
Next up, it’s back to Saku at work- and her boss interacting with her! I love her boss- but looking at reviews, I honestly think everyone who reads this series does lol. There’s just something endearing and so funny about him, as well as how much I ✨ ship ✨ him with Saku hahaha—- anyhow, he tries to get info on Yume’s toy, Black Sugar-Chan, but Saku is clueless, as she didn’t realize that was it’s name. I found this portion was entertaining!
When soon move on to what the back of the book described to us-
🐾 The Cat Cafe! 🐾
This part was honestly just so adorable. I loved it and reading it just makes you… happy! I loved Saku’s co-workers, so the entire situation was quite simply a blast. It was so funny how Yuri thought Oshio had a boyfriend. (side note, Yuri’s hair is purple?! I’ve never watched the anime, but it was shown in color on the back of the book. I’ve always imagined her with brown hair, haha. )
The last part of the book before the extras focuses on the return of Oya the landlord! It was a nice addition to the story, I love Yukichi’s relationship with him. The first extra is themed around Dia-Chan, and is narrated by Yukichi. The punch line was entertaining and I enjoyed it. The last little two-page extra also made me smile. In the end…
Sometimes you don’t need a groundbreaking plot, romance, or anything like that at all….
…Sometimes you just need cats.
(This book contains mention of alcohol and mild language. I would give it an age rating of like 8+, but the entirety of the series is 13+)
January 24, 2026
(and 5 stars for the bonus story omgggg cuuuute)
A cat café is discovered.
A cat café is discovered.
February 1, 2026
I love this series beyond words can say.
June 5, 2025
This volume focused more on Saku's coworkers which wasn't of great interest to me but it was still delightful to see another character bond with an elderly cat. It was very sweet and gentle. The plot of Yukichi getting in contact with his old mentor was a very nice one that I deeply enjoyed. The extra story with the little kitty actually made me laugh. Another wonderful Manga.
May 5, 2025
4 stars
I just love this series so much...
I just love this series so much...
April 8, 2025
More adventures with Saku, Yuki, and assorted friends and neighbors. It's just a nice escape that doesn't require deep thinking.
April 17, 2025
Another enjoyable volume. Makes me want to visit a cat cafe. 🐈⬛
April 22, 2025
KAWAII!!!!
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