Natsume's Book of Friends

Natsume returns the names of the yokai from his grandmother's book to their rightful owners.

Natsume encounters an old man who asks for help with getting home; the old man turns out to be a yokai who will soon disappear and he asks Natsume to help him to fulfill a promise that he had made.

Natsume helps a youkai out of a pot, and as a reward, is made young again; Natsume is already young, and making him younger just confuses him and addles his memories.

Natsume returns the names of the yokai from his grandmother's book to their rightful owners.

Natsume gets a call from his old friend Shibata, who he once helped with a youkai problem; Shibata wants him to come visit, and Natsume reluctantly agrees.

Natsume watches a movie starring Natori, and when he's done he finds one of Natori's paper dolls; the doll is soaked and the text on it is impossible to read, and Natsume becomes concerned for Natori's safety.

Natsume finds that Tsukiko's home is haunted by not one, but three separate youkai, each with its own motivations; one wants to protect Tsukiko's father; Natori wants to exorcise them and protect Tsukiko.

Natsume's friends reflect on how they met him, and the difference he made in their lives; he's found a home, and he means a lot to the people who live there.

Natsume returns the names of the yokai from his grandmother's book to their rightful owners.

Natsume returns the names of the yokai from his grandmother's book to their rightful owners.

Natsume travels to an inn for a study session with the rest of his class; while he's there, a flood washes away a local shrine; the shrine is said to house three masks, but Natsume can see four.

Natori is trying to find information on Natsume and his book of friends; Natsume visits his house to deliver some of Touko's homemade jam; this is the start of an adventure.

Natori's group searches the Hakozaki mansion for the study; other forces want the powerful magic contained within, and Natsume doesn't want them to have it.