The Shinkyu household revolves around its cats, particularly the beloved feline Bee, whose presence shapes the daily routines and family dynamics. Manga artist Chie Shinkyu documents the chaotic yet affectionate life shared with her parents and the cats that come and go through both her own home and her grandparents’ house. Episodes range from dreaded vet visits to lighthearted competitions like “Who Does Bee Like The Most,” as well as careful monitoring of Bee’s interactions with neighborhood cats. The cats reveal a clear understanding of the family hierarchy—Bee knows exactly which human outranks whom—and each animal brings its own quirks, from the dignified Bee to the more mischievous or aloof members. Through a mix of paneled stories and four‑koma strips, the manga covers everyday cat behavior, the little accidents and messes that come with pet ownership, and the quiet moments of connection that make it all worthwhile. The narrative also touches on the lifespan of cats, the sadness of losing a companion, and the inevitable decision to welcome a new cat into the family, all filtered through the author’s warm, self‑deprecating humor and obvious affection. The collection includes guest contributions from other cat‑manga creators and additional short series such as “Ebisu Neko” and “Kimama Neko Holic,” expanding the world beyond Bee to capture the broader feline‑centric life of the extended family.