Inari, Konkon, Koi Iroha. by Yoshida Morohe
The story of Inari, your everyday clumsy and plain high schooler, who crushes after Koji, the basketball star of the school. One day, as she rescues a little fox, she befriends Uka, the goddess residing in the nearby shrine, and following some extraordinary circumstances, obtains the power to copy the appearance of anyone else. Of course, possessing such a power will inevitably lead to additional complications in her quest of conquering her crush...
Firstly I must say that it's a very 'safe' manga, in that it doesn't really try to stray away from the common developments of the genre, though it does manage to stay relatively light-hearted, even if it has its fair share of contrived drama. Most of the characters are pretty likeable, and it's nice to read a romcom that tells from a female perspective, althoug Inari can sometimes pass off as being too shoehorned in the 'insecure girl who wishes to be the perfect bride' archetype. The art is cute and pleasant to look at, and fits the setting well, and it's a pretty nice series overall, even if nothing extraordinary.
Read Inari Konkon if you wish to a simple, fantastical manga about working out the courage to go out with your love as you coexist with gods.