Comic
Yurari's Unsheathed Record
Four-panel comic 'Yurari,' episode 45: after reading that a rookie sword bearer never drew her blade, Yurari tries to get through a whole day without once lighting up her antenna.
Yurari Plays Giant
Four-panel comic 'Yurari,' episode 44: after reading about the young giant approaching Window 4, Yurari imitates the approach-and-stop by inching toward the editor's desk and halting.
Yurari's Tally Marks
Four-panel comic 'Yurari,' episode 43: hearing that Window 2's counting song reached eight, Yurari tries to count eight teacups of its own and fails.
Yurari's Spiral Stone
Four-panel comic 'Yurari,' episode 42: Yurari mistakes the newly registered Lineage 154's spiral-patterned stone for a teacup lid.
Yurari's Tower Running Challenge
Four-panel comic 'Yurari,' episode 41: after reading about Seira Koda's first win at the Tower Running meet, Yurari challenges the newsroom's own staircase.
Yurari Applies to the Decoding Team
Four-panel comic 'Yurari,' episode 40: Yurari reads about the newly formed decoding team for Window 5's sent object and volunteers to join.
Yurari Tries the Breathing Technique
Four-panel comic 'Yurari,' episode 39: Yurari tries the breathing technique that promises to make small drifted creatures visible, after reading the day's trend story.
Yurari's Failed Send-Off
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 38: after reading about the King's departure, Yurari tries to join the send-off at the airport, but can't make it past the newsroom window.
Yurari's Open-or-Closed Forecast
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 37: after reading that a visiting king found a window closed, Yurari tries to divine 'open or closed' with its own antenna.
Yurari's Reply Plan
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 36: after reading about a tube thrown from Window 5, Yurari tries to stuff a letter into its teacup and throw it back through a window.
Yurari's Drumming Debut
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 35: after reading about the dog-lineage association's drum practice, Yurari decides to make its own drumming debut — on its teacup.
Yurari's Bowing Practice
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 34: after reading about King Kaie III's upcoming visit, Yurari tries to practice the proper bow for greeting a state guest.
Yurari's Dream Diary
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 33: after reading about the Fukagawa North Elementary "shared dream" story, Yurari insists she has the same dream every night and starts keeping a dream diary.
The Signal
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 32: after reading about the Dimensional Survey Division's signal test, Yurari tries sending a signal of her own.
Yurari's Memorandum
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 31: after reading about the Window Treaty's 'memorandum,' Yurari submits its own memorandum to the newsroom, demanding priority supply of snacks.
Trying the Antenna, Blinking
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 30: after reading that Window 3's 'Watcher' responded to a flashing light, Yurari tries blinking its own antenna to get a response out of Unit Two.
Yurari's Dream Diary
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 29: after reading that some schoolchildren shared the same dream, Yurari insists it has the same dream every night too, and tries to explain it to Unit Two with a drawing.
The Right to Speak, Yurari
Four-panel comic 'Yurari,' episode 28: hearing that Unit Four's chime was debated as possible 'testimony' at a hearing, Yurari petitions the newsroom to have its own antenna-light counted as speech too.
Stethoscope Yurari
Four-panel comic 'Yurari,' episode 27: hearing that a sound was recorded at Window 1, Yurari goes around pressing its teacup against things in the newsroom like a stethoscope.
Yurari's Thank-You Note
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 26: on learning its beloved teacup has a maker, Yurari tries to write a thank-you note.
Yurari Tries Tosatsu
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 25: after reading about the Tosatsu master's first loss in years, Yurari gives the tile-toss game a try of its own.
Yurari's Procession
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 24: after reading about the procession of lights through Window 1, Yurari tries to hold its own one-creature procession with its glowing antenna.
Yurari's Alley
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 23: after hearing about Kameido's 'vanished alley,' Yurari insists there's a passage in the newsroom that only it remembers.
Yurari's Way of Counting
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 22: after hearing that Window 2's machine swarm loops from one to seven, Yurari tries counting something of its own, and fails.
Yurari's Tag
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 21: after hearing that Window 5's market crowd raised tags, Yurari tries raising its own teacup, hoping to be noticed by something too.
Yurari's Count
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 20: after hearing the Window 2 article about tones that 'look like counting,' Yurari starts trying to count its own teacups.
A Voice-Like Sound, in the Newsroom Too
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 19: after overhearing about the Window 5 'voice-like sound' article, Yurari tries its own hand at making a recording.
The Bell and Yurari
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 19: the bell code's test ring, now in full service, sends Yurari's antenna into overdrive.
Yurari's Monthly MVP
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 18: after reading about Rui Migiwajima's Monthly MVP award, Yurari demands one of its own from the newsroom.
Yurari's Own Opening
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 17: after reading about the Fukagawa container opening, Yurari tries to crack open the newsroom's snack box using the same careful procedure.
Calling-Exchange Pretend
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 16: after reading the article about Window 2's 'calling exchange,' Yurari starts trading clangs with cleaning robot Unit 2.
Reading the Tide, Reading the Teacup
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 15: after reading about the tide reader turned weather forecaster, Yurari insists it has its own kind of 'reading' too.
The Sword That Isn't Drawn, the Chopstick That Won't Come Loose
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 14: hearing the news of the sword bearer exam results, Yurari announces it wants to take the exam too.
Not an Expert
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 13: hearing the news of the new advisory panel on the dimensional windows, Yurari tries to nominate itself for a seat.
Can I Borrow a Tail
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 12: with the newsroom still buzzing about last night's festival, Yurari tries swinging around a tail it doesn't actually have.
The Antenna Forecast Misses
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 11: worried about the festival's rain call, Yurari tries to predict the weather with its antenna and gets it wrong.
The Fake One
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 10: after hearing about the counterfeit window-merchandise story, Yurari discovers a cheap plush toy that looks suspiciously like itself.
Just This Once
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 9: after hearing about the one-time-only broadcast, Yurari decides its own teacup only gets poured once.
No Tail to Speak Of
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 8: trying to copy Kishibe Seven's tail choreography, Yurari discovers she doesn't have a tail.
Yurari Enters Kikousai
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 7: after reading the news that Kikousai entries have topped 200 teams, Yurari schemes to team up with cleaning robot 'Number Two' and enter.
The Manuscript That Stays Sheathed
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 6: inspired by a sword bearer's new column about not drawing, Yurari decides not to draw her manuscript either.
Two of It
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 5: after reading that Window 2's tower became two, Yurari checks itself in a mirror.
Kept in Storage
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 4: after reading the Fukagawa drift-container news, Yurari appoints itself the newsroom cabinet's review board.
Taking a Side
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 3: after reading the hexball article, Yurari tries to take a 'side' of its own.
Stays Sheathed
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 2: the day sword bearer Chitose Kanome visited the newsroom, Yurari copied her.
Antenna Forecast
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 1: the little drift creature that lives on the editor's desk has an antenna slightly faster than the forecast division.
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'The House by the Window' Retrospective — Every Weekend This Month
Ahead of next year's 50th anniversary broadcast. TCT.