Hosomura-san to Neko no Otsumami (Hosomura-san with Cat's Snack)

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Japanese: 細村さんと猫のおつまみ

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Type: Manga

Volumes: 2

Chapters: 14

Status: Finished

Published: Jun 26, 2020 to Feb 28, 2023

Genres: Gourmet, Slice of Life

Theme: Pets

Demographic: Seinen

Serialization: Young Dragon Age

Authors: Takada, Sanko (Story & Art)

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Ranked: #34111²

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Popularity: #26341

Members: 410

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MangaYoung Dragon AgeTakada, Sanko (Story & Art)

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Oct 5, 2022

tzippurah

Recommended

Preliminary (3/14 eps)

This is a gentle story about an office worker who lives alone and rescues a kitten. She is on a tight budget, but cooks for the kitten and herself. She seems to have a bit of sad backstory herself and the abandoned kitten also has had a bit of a rough life. The places this manga shines are in the kitten's expressions (mashing it's face into food) and the relatable meals. The main character often stops at the store on the way home and chooses her ingredients based on what is cheap or what she has been gifted. Although the cooking is firmly in the ...

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May 3, 2024

Elrataun

Recommended

Preliminary (11/14 eps)

This is a food-centric manga with slightly more impactful conflict than something like Aikagi-kun, but far less than Shokugeki no Soma. It revolves around memories of painful memories that mix with a tenuous present and uncertain future. If you like tragic backstories without being too force-fed, this is a good choice, as it is more subtle and paced out than humongous flashback chunks. The slice-of-life feel here is very relatable and showcases a resilient protagonist that is just dealing with issues. For the ones who read for the food aspect, it's nothing mind-blowing or super innovative in terms of recipes. I believe this is supposed ...