Kyousougiga

Koto falls into the Looking Glass City, a place that is and isn't Kyoto, in search of the black rabbit. She faces liquid crystal pursuers and strange monsters, but with the help of her massive hammer Aratama, she fends them off and turns every day into a big party.

Priest Myoue and his wife, Koto, and three children, live in Enzanji temple in Kyoto. The people around them find them creepy, so they decide to move to the Looking Glass City.

In the past, Koto lived with Inari, who worked for the Chief Priest of the shrine and was also her teacher.

Kurama, the de-facto ruler of Looking Glass City, tells Koto that their mother is the black rabbit.

The Station Opening, the day when everyone in the city gets rid of what they don't need, begins, and a cup that is very important to Yase is thrown away.

Myoue has been skipping out on the Council of Three meetings, and now he feels irritated at the fun Koto is having.

The Voice Actors visit the spots in Koto that are the model for Kyousougiga, and give a detailed introduction to the motifs and episodes that inspired the show. They visit Kurama Temple, and the real Enzanji where where the Choujuugiga and picture of Koto's mother are held.

Yakushimaru was saved by the Priest Myoue from the flames, and became a member of his family,.

Koto takes her mother from the Shrine's Holy Grounds to the Looking Glass City.

A shock wave and asteroid strike the Looking Glass City as the people run and the town begins to collapse.

Inari is moved by Koto's desire to know the truth of the looking glass city, and starts to tell her the secrets of the universe.

Inari asks Koto why he exists, and tells her to live because he's going to disappear.

Koto's VA, Rie Kugumiya and Myoue's VA, Ken'ichi Suzumura, narrate this episode that goes over the events of the series.