Hana no Zubora Meshi

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This manga features the daily life of a young woman named Hana, who lives alone while her husband is away long-term for work. She's a little chubby, and she often cooks sloppy, but delicious, meals to eat in her sloppy, solitary home!

Nominated for the 4th Manga Taisho in 2011.

Type

Manga

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Associated Names

Hana no Zubora-Meshi

Hana's Sloppy Meals

Mes petits plats facile by Hana

อาหารจานด่วนป่วนแบบฮานะ

花のズボラ飯

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Status in Country of Origin

3 Volumes (Complete)

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Genre

Comedy Josei Slice of Life
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Author(s)

KUSUMI Masayuki

Artist(s)

MIZUSAWA Etsuko

Year

2009

Original Publisher

Akita Shoten

Serialized In (magazine)

Elegance Eve (Akita Shoten)

Motto! (Akita Shoten)

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Activity Stats (vs. other series)

Weekly Pos #763

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Monthly Pos #1736

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3 Month Pos #2291

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6 Month Pos #4676

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Year Pos #7998 (No change)

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On 25 reading lists

On 95 wish lists

On 3 completed lists

On 32 custom lists

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A housewife's life...

by forest fairy 801
11 years ago

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This is another great series for those who love manga about everyday life. Hana is a housewife in her early thirties. Her husband Goro works in a different city, so she lives alone, since she has no children (there will be a few hints later in the story about why she doesn't). Though she can be pretty energetic once in a while, most of the time Hana barely manages to deal with everyday life. She has a part-time job at a bookstore not too far from her house, loves food and lazing around on the couch reading manga.
When she's busy or tired, Hana slaps together a quick meal with anything and everything she has in the kitchen - a slice of shokupan (soft sandwich bread) with chopped cabbage, mayonnaise, Worcester sauce, bonito shavings and cheese. When she has the time and energy she goes food shopping and makes a proper meal, either Japanese or Western. I love this series because, just like Hana, I too love food - reading about it, shopping for ingredients and making it - but am often too tired to cook after a full day at work. So I laugh at myself while I laugh at Hana who's drooling over a recipe or a hastily put together meal, sitting in her living room that looks like a tornado just ripped through it - manga, laundry and trash everywhere. While we women go about our busy lives, it takes a lot of effort to keep a proper house and cook meals, especially for those who live alone and might not have the inclination to do so (societal pressures don't help either). Altogether, a quiet, relaxing and often cheerful story about an ordinary life. I hope it ends up being serialized for decades, so I can share moments with Hana for as long as possible.

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