Comical Psychosomatic Medicine
Japanese gag comedy manga series written by Yū Yūki and illustrated by Sō, and anime series adaptation
Comical Psychosomatic Medicine (Japanese: マンガで分かる心療内科, Hepburn: Manga de Wakaru Shinryōnaika; meaning "animation explaining psychosomatic medicine") is a Japanese gag comedy manga series written by Yū Yūki and illustrated by Sō and serialized on Shōnen Gahōsha's Young King magazine. It was adapted into an original net animation which premiered in February 2015.
Characters
Ryō Shinnai (心内 療, Shinnai Ryō)
Voiced by: Wataru Hatano (drama CD), Shinichiro Miki (anime)
The Ryō family patriarch, who frequently works with Asuna and has a doctor-like personality.
Asuna Kangoshi (官越 あすな, Kangoshi Asuna)
Voiced by: Ai Kayano (drama CD), Yurika Endō (anime)
The youngest daughter of the Kangoshi family, who is revealed to work after school. She has a dark purple hair with a one tight hairstyle, she loves the color blue and always cuts her father's advice. The name "Kangoshi" means nurse.
Iyashi Kangoshi (官越 いやし, Kangoshi Iyashi)
Voiced by: Miho Arakawa (drama CD), Yōko Hikasa (anime)
The eldest daughter of Kangoshi family. With dark-brown hair, she is quite mature and has a rather feminine personality.
Himeru Kangoshi (官越 ひめる, Kangoshi Himeru)
The middle daughter of the Kangoshi family, she has a short, dark-brown hair. She is very shy and introverted in nature, and often fights her shyness through cosplay.
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