i'm looking for a manga with some kind of (japanese) spirits or/and gods, for example: natsume yuujinchou, kitsune no yomeiri, wagaya no oinari sama(anime). The genre isn't important, but i have nothing against comedy and the drawings should be good

Inugami - Kind of gorish...
Mushishi
Otogi matsuri
Hyakki Yakoushou

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Last edited by Sijy at 11:45 am, Dec 25 2015

Yup... especially Mushishi.

If you want something lighter with comedy, try Kannagi

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Tactics ?

My sweet dragon?

Are goblins considered spirits?
Then Black Bird
idk bout Ghost Only

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Tokaido HISAME and Tokaido HISAME -Kagerou- the sequel

also Tactics as mention above.

xxxHolic also have japanese spirits inside too.

A couple obvious ones that come to mind are Ayashi no Ceres and Tenjho Tenge.

EDIT: And Kurohime

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Death Note
Ga-Rei
God Family
Judas
Kami-chu!
The Bride of the Water God

Maybe one of these.

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Death Note (though it isn't realy a god.)
And InuYasha of course

Kamichu! - I've watched the anime quite a few times and it is one of my favs... I haven't read the manga but I'm sure it's decent. It's about a young girl who somehow becomes a Shinto deity... she interacts with a lot of other shinto gods and two of her friends are priestesses
Kamisama Hajimemashita - another manga about a girl becoming a god; she takes up residence in a shinto shrine
Youkai Gakuenki - a funny shoujo-ai-ish manga about youkai

Ack~ Kamichu was already mentioned...

Nurarihyon no Mago- Has lots of spirits in it, some gods, they play very very minor roles though.

Maimiko Touko no Jikenbo Has several goodlooking male spirits/deities, protagonist is a hardworking Miko.
Mokke two young sisters meet supernatural beings.
Jinjya no Susume is not about spirits and gods but about running a Shinto shrine, which is quite interesting.