Hitz gakoa River

Garai batean gizakiak izaki magiko guztiak akabatu zituen. Batekin izan ezik. Koichi Uehara Tokyoko aldirietan bizi den ikasle bat da. Egun batean, azken 300 urteetan lur azpian bizi izan den "Kappa" (japoniar mitologiako uretako izaki bat) haurtxo baten karkasa den harri handi bat jasotzen du, eta "Coo" deitzea erabakitzen du. Koichi eta Coo lagun handiak egingo dira eta familian bizitzen hasiko dira. Hala ere, Cook ez du Tokyoren bizimodura egokitzea lortzen eta bere familia faltan botatzen hasten da. Udako egun bero batean, Koichi eta Coo azken honen gurasoen bila abiatuko dira.

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