Curry naru Shokutaku

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No. 107 is Kinpeibai by Mami Takezaki, which started on Nov. 12th, 2004 and still ongoing with 60 volumes & 261 chapters in Manga Grimm Douwa Monthly.

No. 109 is Keirin Yarou by Riki Kusaka, which started on 1989 and ended in 2006 with 60 volumes & 228 chapters in Judy Monthly.

No. 119 is Gekiga Ningen Kakumei by Isami Ishii, which started on Jan. 2nd, 1989 with 56 volumes and ended in Feb. 11th, 2003 in Seikyo Shougakusei Shimbun (daily).

No. 115 is Sake no Hosomichi by Roswell Hosoki, which started in 1994 with 52 volumes & 998 chapters in Weekly Manga Goraku.

No. 138 is Naze ka Shousuke by Hideo Hijiri, which started in 1982 with 51 volumes & 570 chapters in Big Comic Superior (semimonthly).

No. 139 is 4P Tanaka-kun by Taro Nami & Sanbanchi Kawa, which started in 1986 with 51 volumes & 459 chapters in Weekly Shonen Magazine Akita Shoten.

No. 143 is Hocho Mushuku by Yasuyuki Tagawa, which started in 1998 with 50 volumes & 302 chapters in Weekly Manga Goraku Nihon Bungeisha.

Exludes ramen, sushi, drinking, diet, food-related titles in fantasy settings, and eating/food consumption titles.

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This is the work with the recipe that appeared in the manga work. Wouldn't it be fun to actually make and taste them?

Some of the main themes of the manga are comedy and hero manga.

Interesting and notable titles from Shueisha's seinen magazine line.

this is the list of mangas that focus on a certain subject whether its a certain hobby, sport, music (like instruments), interest, or even to the most obscure subject possible. this type of manga tends to be quite informative about the subject their covering and could possibly use as entertainment education manga (in some cases)

I've been into these kind of manga but never stuble any fixed term, genre, or tags for it since the subject these manga covers may vary and even obscure, but at the same time, somehow you can categorize it into a single type of genre

feel free to request adding any manga that I might missed
hopefully I can update this list overtime

It's time for curry, the ultimate in nostalgia and Japanese home cooking.

This stack focuses not on modern battle shokugeki, but on works where cooking is a vehicle for social connection, memory, or cultural exploration.

+ Otoyan (音やん) by Hirofumi Nakamura + Tsukurinin (料理人) by Sumaru Subaru & Goseki Kojima + Tekka no Kenpei (鉄火の巻平) by Yasuyuki Tagawa & Yuuichiro Oobayashi