Isn’t it quite a hassle just with the curry pilaf?

A person who has only love for lemons.

I need to make the flavor stronger so that it can be enjoyed deliciously in four hours, but I also have to be mindful of calories and salt content.

It would have been better if Ryo-san had that distinct single man vibe…

Ryo-san eats a ton of sweets.

Ryō-san seems like he would make a good father.

Since this child came into my life, I’ve started to think that as a police officer, I should focus more on being a police officer.
I mean, it was better when I was doing business for myself and getting scolded by the section chief.

When it comes to things I’m really interested in, my IQ skyrockets, just like you, Ryo-san.

It’s fine with me.

If it doesn’t involve my own interests, then I’m a high-spec superhuman…

There was a time when I said that choosing a horse was more important than what lunch to have, and it was basically a loop of three patterns, yet I don’t really have that much of an attachment to what I eat.
It’s strange that a company can survive when they openly say that Zushi Foods’ instant products are bad.

I think if it’s this kind of curry pilaf, you could just dump curry powder over fried rice or something at that level.

Well, if you think that my obsession with model kits led me to cooking, it makes sense.

However, with such a silly palate, I can’t believe he can actually make something that convinces the taste of lemon.

I guess I’ll just use mixed vegetables and curry powder.

If you can eat rotten things and you’re dealing with kids, then of course what you make will change…
I’m a perfectionist.

I think you just throw curry powder and ingredients into the rice cooker and cook it.

Even though I can eat rotten things without a care…

The section chief was also doing it with the rice cooker.
I think it’s a satisfactory way to reconcile the original setting of being rough and carefree about eating anything with the setting of sushi chef Asakusa Ichirou.

Lemons are lemons, and since they’re too refined to accept anything mediocre, Ryo-san, who is meticulous and competitive, would probably have a great time.

There are actually chefs like this too.

I like the Giboju family and Ryo-san, who is a member of the Giboju family, but I’ve never read why they have a connection to the Giboju family.
Why?

The rice with seaweed really only has seaweed on it…

Nakagawa’s “No way, haha…” is a flag every time.

Once he decides to do something, Ryо̄-san is also incredibly dedicated to cooking… such is the persuasive power.

But if we’re going to do it, putting this much effort into it feels more like something Ryo would do, right?

I think our tongues send high-precision data to the brain more than ordinary humans do.
Ryotsu’s physical specs are amazing.
But my brain has processed everything as “all the same,” so I had a dull palate.

Basically, I am caring.

The fact that each time the lunch box is different is beyond just being elaborate.

I can understand why Lemon couldn’t eat the school lunch bread.
I properly overcame it.

Plastic models also include high-difficulty garage kits and military models, so once you get hooked, you really get into it.

It seems that only feeding good things can also lead to picky eating.

Nakagawa, who completely understands the contents of Ryotsu’s bento.

Well, rather than some irrelevant old guy at work.
It is perfectly natural to cherish a child who is like one’s own, even if they are a relative.

He’s just a nice old man when it comes to lemons, really.

Lemons and mandarin oranges are fine, but is it okay for the presence of the real parents of the Giboju family to become faint?

This episode is just endlessly teasing Nakagawa’s biased bento, and it’s funny.

Ryo-san is a bit of a perfectionist.

When I was a cake maker, I was really into it…

Is this nori bento really only filled with nori?
That’s truly impossible.

A chef I know always ate only retort pouches at home…
Why do I have to cook at home too?

Regarding the lemon bento, there is a competition (critique session) within the sushi shop that is also stimulating Ryo-san’s competitive spirit.
I’m basically a sore loser.

Even though it’s run by someone with a terrible palate, the restaurant that Ryotsu manages somehow becomes popular…
Well, it ends in destruction, but…

I’m the type of person who is overly particular and gets really into hands-on activities, so it’s just that I’m super dedicated to making bento as part of my creative hobbies…

I feel like I understand why Lemon is fond of Ryousan.
Since you make me bento with such care.

If it were my own child, I feel like I would be careless.

>>53There was a misunderstanding that Ryo-tsu lost his memory because he got knocked out by a wrestling move from a drunken Matoi and thought they had done it.

I think it would have been fine to just be honest and set it as a family.

Since the lemon appeared in the TV special, I have been doing my best for the lemon.

It’s not that I’m foolish; my lower limit is really low.
It’s just that I have a tongue and body that can eat anything delicious.

Because I’ve lost to lemon in terms of knowledge several times, I feel that I somewhat willingly follow and will do various things.

I usually don’t listen to anyone’s lectures, but when I’m lectured by Lemon, I get seriously depressed to the point that I don’t even care about money.

Maybe at the end.
It feels different from the character I was imagining.

A skilled, knowledgeable, and athletic single male civil servant.

After the sushi chapter, Maria became a real woman, more heroines appeared, and Reiko had a friends-with-benefits situation, creating a strange balance.

Since Matoi was the wife and lemon was the daughter, it had become a pseudo-family…

For me, food is either delicious or super delicious.
I feel like I said something like that.

I have the impression that when Gepard gets angry, he honestly reflects on it.

Hmm…
It’s a sausage with an expiration date from the year before last.
If it’s a refrigerator, it should be fine.
Someone who was doing something like that…

There have always been troublesome depictions of children, right? (Sometimes they get hit and cry.)

I think Gepard is already fully recognized as part of the family.

Well, he has been this kind of person since childhood, hasn’t he, Ryotsu?

I remember making a completely handmade bicycle using lightweight materials for Lemon.

He’s rough with himself but kind to others.

To say it’s gentle, it’s also a leader’s personality, for better or worse.

Honestly, if it were my own bento, just a salmon bento, seaweed bento, or curry pilaf would be pretty tiring enough.

If it’s to feed myself or Sakonji or Volvo, then I’m fine with rotten things.

I feel like I’m being strict only with Nakagawa.

If they were to make bento at Sakon-ji or Volvo Terai, I think they would eventually nonchalantly start using sausages from a few years ago.

I’ve become a dad who makes lunch for my daughter…

When you reach an age like Ryo-san, kids that age are really cute, so you start to be concerned about that child’s health.

Because we are a pseudo family with Matoi and Lemon, Ryō-san.

It might have been Chef Kawakami, but when he eats by himself, his meals are really casual.
Also, Ryuji too.

Since I can’t make you get married, I turned you into a pseudo-family member, so of course I’m treating you like a daughter, Lemon.

You’re in the younger brother position like before, Nakagawa.

Even though it’s a pseudo-family, I really love the homely Ryotsu that comes after the super Kanda sushi.

Whether or not to create such a gap up to this point.
When it comes to feeding others, I put in at least 1.5 times the effort.

I personally think that the later version of Ryotsu, who loves the members of the police box enough to put their photos in a treasure chest and also loves his family, is the most charming.

It’s a manga where wild crazy characters keep appearing during tournaments focused on physical strength or quizzes on specific knowledge…

If you look closely, even the lunch box container is elaborate…

Pulling a baby stroller with a tangerine while going to the zoo with lemon was totally like a dad.
Those kinds of discussions can’t happen without the lemons, and it really broadened my perspective.

Lemons are evaluated purely based on ability without prejudice, and when they are assessed, they are genuinely praised, so there seems to be a good compatibility.

As the era transitioned from Showa to Heisei and the age of the readership increased, I wonder if this way of suppressing the intensity was the secret to the long-term serialization.

That’s why I was really angry during the hamster episode.

However, Ryo-san is the type who, even though Lemon is not a picky eater, gets competitive and tries to cook and feed them cockroaches and mice.

If it were still being serialized now, it seems like they would make a story about the rice riots.

There are certain reasons why I dislike the Osaka group because Ryo-san has become more sane.
It’s unreasonable, and it’s always Ryo-san who becomes the victim.

Atelier Biidama operates in a system of 2 or 3 teams.
Sometimes it’s Akimoto-sensei who thinks of the story, and other times it’s a different assistant.
The fact that Ryo-san’s personality changes depending on the episode is related to that.

I won’t smoke anymore…

The Osaka group was honestly not very pleasant, even for someone born and raised in Osaka, because they were showing too much regional character these days.

Does that mean that those who dislike Osaka also don’t like Ryo-san’s great-grandfathers, since Ryo-san becomes a victim every time?

I love the episode where about 10 people with similar faces and names participate in the can-kicking world tournament.
Which volume was it, I wonder?

Sushi restaurants really have both people who love them and those who hate them, it’s a matter of opinion.
Osaka is almost a no.

Although it was said that Ryo-san became a common-sense person due to this quote, this is outrageous in a different vector.
It’s not strange to grow older and become kinder to children.

It seems that the author’s real-life situation has a big influence on becoming a parenting character.

Ryo-san was making sake with old rice.

When I think of Kanbee, I have the image of “an old man making games with other elderly people.”

I’m starting to mass-produce stylish masks.

Crossing the line is somewhat…

The lines of crime and ethics are different…

Once you get married, crime-related topics become no laughing matter.

The mask episode is all about making super stylish, one-of-a-kind pieces, but the punchline is that the COVID-19 pandemic ends up passing faster than expected, and they won’t sell.

It seems that there was a setting where the wrapped items were three types of bento on a loop.

Regarding the female police officers, there’s the premise that Ryō-san usually acts wildly…
They’re selling things like hidden camera photos…

Golden
Triangle

It’s normally well-made, so the manager can’t really get angry about it.

It’s not my child, but if we’re talking about affection, it would be my grandchild.

I might have had nephews and nieces.

It’s understandable that the outrageousness has disappeared.
Being a police officer, it’s more appropriate to do various things for your relatives’ children than to engage in strange businesses.
“Isn’t it more accurate to say ‘Since you’re Ryotsu, live a life that deviates as a public servant’?”

It’s not a serialized publication, but it will still be featured…
If we’re not careful, the publication rate might be higher than H&H.