Only Recommending Anime That Changed My Perspective: #132 Deaimon: Recipe for Happiness
Machine-translated from Traditional Chinese
A disheartened music Ossan, Nagomu Irino, and a love-deprived, mature-beyond-her-years Shoujo, Itsuka Yukihira, meet at Midori Matsu, a Kyoto wagashi shop.
No melodramatic conflicts, just delicate companionship and redemption. Itsuka learns to trust, and Ani finds responsibility and belonging again. Not father and daughter, but closer than family.
The watercolor-style art is soft and refreshing, full of breathing room. It perfectly recreates Kyoto's streets, seasonal scenery, and the atmosphere of a traditional old shop. The detailed close-ups of wagashi are a visual feast.
It's not just about raising a daughter; it's a warm ensemble story. The Owner, the staff, the regulars — everyone has their own story and kindness.
This one really makes you laugh and cry, and after watching, you'll want to rush to Kyoto to eat wagashi. Anyone else feel healed by this one like me?
No melodramatic conflicts, just delicate companionship and redemption. Itsuka learns to trust, and Ani finds responsibility and belonging again. Not father and daughter, but closer than family.
The watercolor-style art is soft and refreshing, full of breathing room. It perfectly recreates Kyoto's streets, seasonal scenery, and the atmosphere of a traditional old shop. The detailed close-ups of wagashi are a visual feast.
It's not just about raising a daughter; it's a warm ensemble story. The Owner, the staff, the regulars — everyone has their own story and kindness.
This one really makes you laugh and cry, and after watching, you'll want to rush to Kyoto to eat wagashi. Anyone else feel healed by this one like me?
