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Within one book it draws the harem in two different shapes. At Home Harem: Fudeoro Sisters has been read for that contrast, and it is the only one of Omina Tachibana's collected volumes known to have reached readers abroad in an official English edition.

The title story is a harem of the living-together kind: after a fire destroys his home, the boy at the head of a once-distinguished family moves in with three sisters from a distant branch of the family, bringing his maid along. It belongs to the line of stories pairing older women with a boy, known as onee-shota. The accompanying two-part story, Himegoto wa Hitotsu no Uso kara, begins with a secret concerning the mother of the hero's girlfriend and changes course in its second half.

Reviewers first point out that the one book holds two stories of quite different character. For the title story they praise the arrangement that gives each of the four older women a distinct temperament, and the way it closes without a shadow while keeping its comic lightness. Readers on both stores regret that it ends after three chapters and an epilogue, and the artist is reported to have written in the afterword of wishing the serial had run longer.

Serialised in Buster Comic in 2016 and published in print that December, it was the artist's fourth collected volume. After a school and a housing estate, this time the setting narrows to a household under one roof.

In print it ranked sixth in DMM's annual mail-order chart of adult comics for 2016 and stayed in the chart at 13th the following year. The digital edition came out in May 2019, and an English edition has been published by FAKKU. It stands 94th among the hall's commercial works.