Amusing but implausible shoujo fluff. 
 When Nanami's father skips town, she's kicked out of their apartment, and finds herself sleeping in the park. She has no relatives, and evidently this is an alternate Japan with no social services as it does not occur to her to seek help. Nanami isn't too proud to accept charity from individuals though, as a man she saves from a dog offers her his home. 
 Turns out that the man was actually a minor kami (spirit) who's just as irresponsible as her father--he's tricked Nanami into taking his place as the guardian of a rundown shrine. We can quickly see the shoujo part kicking in when it's revealed that the shrine is dedicated to love and relationship matters; the more Nanami is able to fulfill petitioners' prayers, the more powerful she will become. (And as pretty much a normal human teenager, she needs all the power she can get.) 
 Despite the hugging on the cover, Nanami's relationship with her servant, the fox spirit Tomoe is rather contentious. For starters, he doesn't acknowledge her as his new master. But it's dead obvious to the reader where things are headed. 
 The art is cute, and I think this will go over well with the intended audience of junior high girls. 
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