Ghost Sweeper GS Mikami

Japan's modern sprawl has pushed many ancestral spirits from their homes, turning the afterlife into a crowded, competitive marketplace. In response, a new line of private exorcists has emerged, chasing high paying contracts and dodging cutthroat rivals. At the center stands the Mikami GS Company, a tight crew led by the confident 20-year-old Reiko Mikami. Her partners include Emi Ogasawara, a capable colleague who keeps the books and the team on track, and the teenage technician Tadao Yokoshima along with Okinu, a ghost girl who lends a spectral hand behind the scenes. Together they tackle restless spirits while navigating office politics and the occasional paranormal case that tests their loyalties.

Production notes for Ghost Sweeper Mikami's 1993 TV run are limited in public records. The series employs a late 20th century anime style and features a notable cast including Kazuyuki Sogabe, Nobuo Tobita, Michie Tomizawa, and Hiromi Tsuru. Its production values reflect the era's trend toward bright colors and kinetic action, with playful character designs.

Viewers have rated the series at 7.875 out of 10 from 36 votes, indicating a solid, if niche, fanbase. The show fuses corporate satire with supernatural hijinks and asks what loyalty means when contracts come with mystic risks, and when wealth governs which spirits stay. It also toys with the idea of a family business and the bond among its members.

Within its era Ghost Sweeper Mikami carved a small but steady footprint among fans of retro anime. Its mix of office style humor and paranormal antics set it apart from other supernatural comedies of the time and helped popularize the idea that exorcism can be a business.

No major awards or nominations are documented for this title, and it did not appear in the official awards circuit. It remains a cult favorite within its niche.