"Tsuiteru ne Hijiri-chan" centers on Hijiri, a high school girl who possesses a unique and peculiar ability: she can see and interact with ghosts. This ability sets her apart from her peers and often leads to unusual and sometimes comedic situations. The narrative explores her daily life as she navigates the challenges of adolescence while dealing with the supernatural entities that constantly surround her.

Hijiri’s interactions with ghosts are not limited to mere observation; she actively engages with them, often helping them resolve their unfinished business or guiding them to the afterlife. This dynamic creates a blend of lighthearted humor and poignant moments, as many of the ghosts have lingering emotional ties or unresolved issues from their past lives. The series balances these supernatural elements with the mundane aspects of high school life, such as friendships, schoolwork, and personal growth.

The supporting cast includes Hijiri’s classmates and family members, who are often unaware of her ghost-seeing ability. Their reactions to her seemingly odd behavior add to the comedic tone of the series. Additionally, some characters become entangled in Hijiri’s supernatural adventures, either by accident or through their own curiosity. The ghosts themselves are diverse in personality and backstory, ranging from mischievous spirits to those burdened by regret, each contributing to the episodic yet interconnected nature of the plot.

The manga’s structure is largely episodic, with each chapter or arc focusing on a specific ghost or situation. However, there is an underlying continuity as Hijiri’s relationships with both the living and the dead evolve over time. The series maintains a balance between humor and emotional depth, often using the supernatural premise to explore themes of loss, memory, and the passage of time. Through its blend of everyday life and the otherworldly, "Tsuiteru ne Hijiri-chan" offers a unique perspective on the intersection of the mundane and the extraordinary.