The Ice Guy and His Cool Female Colleague

A modern descendant of a snow spirit creates wintry weather whenever emotions overwhelm him, making an office crush physically visible to his observant coworker.

Synopsis
The Anime Lad

Himuro is a new office worker descended from a snow spirit. Strong emotions produce cold weather around him, which makes concealing his interest in coworker Fuyutsuki difficult. She appears calm enough to treat sudden snowmen as useful information. Their workplace becomes a climate-controlled study in mutual awkwardness.

Super Eyepatch Fox

Himuro joins an office. Fuyutsuki works nearby. He likes her. Emotion triggers snow and accidental ice. She notices without panicking. Workdays continue through localized winter. Their attraction advances through considerate gestures and hesitant conversation, while the weather reports everything Himuro cannot say.

Gigguku

Himuro's feelings for Fuyutsuki burst into tiny blizzards and spontaneous snowmen, turning a quiet office crush into visible weather. She meets every frosty incident with gentle curiosity instead of alarm. Their restrained conversations are so soft that basic consideration feels enormous. Even nervous silence can leave snow on the floor!

Father's Basement

The relationship advances with enough caution to make the title's ice metaphor feel contractual. The supernatural detail saves the pace from becoming blank. Himuro's emotions create winter around him, while Fuyutsuki quietly studies the pattern. Their adult workplace setting avoids louder school-romance machinery and finds tension in basic consideration.

The setting is a workplace where a snowy-white romance blows in like a blizzard. Himuro is a descendant of yuki-onnas living in modern times and a newbie office worker.

What defines it

A cozy supernatural office romcom. Wholesome and iyashikei.

Recommendation shape

MoodMostly bright
BrightBleak
PaceNot enough evidence
StoryNot enough evidence
ActionNot enough evidence
Moral framingNot enough evidence
Cast focusNot enough evidence