Natsume's Book of Friends Season 2 Episode 6 A Girl's Circle

In Natsume's Book of Friends season 2 episode 6, titled "A Girl's Circle," we see Natsume continuing on his journey to return the names of the spirits he inherited from his grandmother, Reiko. Natsume, who has the ability to see spirits, has been trying to help them for quite some time now. In this episode, Natsume meets a young girl named Jun, who has the same ability as him. Jun has been having trouble with a particular spirit and asks Natsume for help.

Natsume agrees to help Jun and together they go to the place where the spirit is located. While they are there, they meet another girl named Sanae, who also has the ability to see spirits. Sanae is a little different than the others, as she doesn't see spirits as something to be feared, but as something to be appreciated. She even has a circle of friends who share her interest in spirits. Natsume and Jun are intrigued by Sanae's unique perspective and decide to join her circle of friends.

The three of them spend the day exploring the spirit world, discovering new spirits and learning more about each other. While they are on their journey, they come across a few problems, including one particular spirit that seems really angry and is causing trouble for the others. Despite the difficulties, they stay together and try to find a solution.

As the day progresses, Natsume, Jun, and Sanae start to develop a bond and begin to understand each other better. They share their experiences with spirits, their concerns, and their fears. Natsume, who is usually quite reserved, is amazed to find himself opening up to the two girls. He even starts to realize that he has been feeling quite lonely lately and that maybe he could use some new friends.

Eventually, they find a way to deal with the angry spirit and all of them feel accomplished and happy with the outcome. They all part ways, but Natsume, feeling grateful for the new experience, promises to keep in touch. The episode ends with Natsume walking back home, feeling satisfied with his new friendships, and a newfound appreciation for the world of spirits.