Gochuumon wa Usagi Desu ka? Bloom (Is the Order a Rabbit? Bloom)

Teenage Cocoa Hoto walks into the cafe Rabbit House in a small Japanese town with a Continental European feel because she thinks there are rabbits inside that can be petted. What Cocoa actually discovers is her high school boarder, run by the proprietor's daughter, Chino Kaf, a diminutive, bright, and reserved young lady with an angora bunny perched on her head. To Chino's chagrin, she rapidly befriends him with the purpose of becoming like her older sister. From there, she will begin to adjust to her new life and make friends with a variety of people, such as the military-influenced but feminine Rize Tedeza, the lighthearted Chiya Ujimatsu who moves at her own pace, and the lowly Syaro Kirima who exudes grandeur and admiration despite her upbringing. Chino is at the forefront as Cocoa gradually becomes indispensable in the lives of her new acquaintances through slice-of-life stories that are frequently hilarious.