Diese herzerwärmende Serie begleitet einen alleinerziehenden Vater, der nach dem Verlust seiner Frau sein Bestes gibt, um seine kleine Tochter großzuziehen. Da er kein begnadeter Koch ist, entdeckt er gemeinsam mit seiner Schülerin die Freude am Zubereiten von hausgemachten Mahlzeiten. Mit jedem Gericht, das sie kreieren, vertieft sich ihre Bindung, während sie einzigartige Momente am Esstisch teilen. Es ist eine berührende Geschichte über Familie, Liebe und die Kraft des gemeinsamen Essens.
"Having lost his wife, math teacher Kouhei Inuzuka is doing his best to raise his young daughter Tsumugi as a single father. He's pretty bad at cooking and doesn't have a huge appetite to begin with, but chance brings his little family and one of his students, Kotori Iida, together for homemade adventures. With those three cooks in the kitchen, it's no wonder this dinner table drama is so delicious"--Back cover.
First published in Japan in 2014 by Kodansha Ltd., Tokyo, as 'Ama-ama to Inadzuma' volume 2--Colophon.
First published in Japan in 2014 by Kodansha Ltd., Tokyo, as 'Ama-ama to Inadzuma' volume 3--Colophon.
First published in Japan in 2015 by Kodansha Ltd., Tokyo, as 'Ama-ama to Inadzuma' volume 4--Colophon.
Paging is from back to front to preserve the original Japanese format.
A single dad, a little girl, and a quirky teenager learn about food's power to help people grow and love! “This season’s number one feel-good anime! Grade A.” -Anime News Network “A beautifully drawn story about comfort food and family and grief, it’s a delightful read. Recommended.” -Otaku USA Magazine
First published in Japan in 2016 by Kodansha Ltd., Tokyo, as Ama-ama to Inadzuma volume 7.
First published in Japan in 2016 by Kodansha Ltd., Tokyo, as Ama-ama to Inadzuma volume 8.
Reads from back to front to preserve the original Japanese format.
Reads from back to front to preserve the original Japanese format.
A single dad and a little girl learn the magic of cooking to bring families together in this manga that inspired a hit anime. Ages 13 and up. You Can't Make an Omelet... The older Tsumugi gets, the stronger her personality and preferences become. As a responsible single dad, Kôhei always does his best to keep up, but sometimes desperate measures are necessary--like the classic Japanese comfort food, a rice omelet. Later, Kotori's on the brink of making a big decision, and she won't be the only one affected by it. But no matter how things turn out, with Kôhei and Tsumugi in her life, good food and good company are never far away.
A single dad and a little girl learn the magic of cooking to bring families together in this manga that inspired a hit anime. Ages 13 and up. Scenes from a Life Ever since losing his wife, high school teacher Kôhei Inuzuka has raised his daughter Tsumugi alone. But what once seemed like an impossible task has become possible, as Kôhei's friendship with his student Kotori has led all three of them to discover the delight of food and cooking. But when Kôhei has a health scare of his own, their hard-won happiness will face its greatest test...