Gido Amagakure

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.

Tsumugi's started elementary school, and it's one new experience after another. She's excited to try the all-important school lunch, but she'll have to get used to some new rules--eating at school isn't like eating at home. Then, the ability of sandwiches to mend a broken friendship is put to the test, even as Kotori braces herself for an important decision. Finally, it's time for Tsumugi's first athletics festival--her world just keeps getting bigger!...

The Truth is Complicated -- Tsumugi is now in kindergarten, and as she grows up, her questions are becoming more complicated. Her curiosity about her mother leads to a quiet search for an old photo album that brings up memories as beautiful as they are poignant--but when a character in her favorite TV show dies, she begins to ask about "heaven" and "hell," and Kohei will have to find a way to answer. But as always, home cooking-- like candied chestnuts,...

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.

Brand new flavors. First grade is a time for new adventures for Tsumugifrom cutting her hair, to meeting a new relative for the first time, and even trying her hand at cooking all by herself! Tsumugi seems eager to try new things on her own but Kohei cant help but feel anxious, wondering if Tsumugi is growing up too fast. And when Tsumugi asks her father if he is ever going to get remarried, how will he respond? Does this mean Tsumugi is ready to...

Lunchtime blues. Tsumugis started elementary school, and its one new experience after another. Shes excited to try the all-important school lunch, but shell have to get used to some new ruleseating at school isnt like eating at home. Then, the ability of sandwiches to mend a broken friendship is put to the test, even as Kotori braces herself for an important decision. Finally, its time for Tsumugis first athletics festivalher world just keeps getting...

Thanks to his friendship and gourmet partnership with his student, Kotori, single father Kohei Inuzuka is trying his best to continue making new, home-cooked meals for his young daughter, Tsumugi. But cooking doesnt always come easy. Can Kohei master the ginger pork hes been struggling to make? Can a batch of sweet potato crepes cheer Tsumugi up after a fight with her friends leaves her down in the dumps?

"Scenes from a life. Ever since losing his wife, high school teacher Kôhei Inuzuka 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 ..."-- cover page 4.

"Having lost his wife, math teacher K̥hei 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."-- cover page 4.

"Kohei is a widower, and after his wife's passing, he's worked hard to raise his rambunctious daughter Tsumugi on his own. But it's gotten a bit easier thanks to a new friendship with his student, Kotori. Together, the two of them are teaching themselves-- and each other-- how to cook. Though they've had some successes, their greatest challenges await. Can they convince Tsumugi to eat the bell peppers she loathes so much? And can Kohei bring himself...