Sweets are good, but overindulging in them tend to lead to this inevitable end result. And if not for the proper guidance by our parents to keep us in line, we'd more than likely be sporting a smile with teeth weathered by decay. It's the right of passage for us kids, for us mischievous sweet-tooth bandits. brush away the very thought of potential cavities taking refuge between the crevices of our underdeveloped molars.

Their words a guilty sentence we don't even bother fighting against, as they march us off to the restroom to 'I told you not to eat all those sweets at once!'

But after a while, that sugary delight leads to an unwelcome stomach ache, where we're left bloated and forced to endure the rightfully earned scorn of our parents: We gouge down, smacking our lips, lapping up the remaining sticky stains that pepper our face, slurping the sweet syrup that coats our fingertips, savoring every last drop like sweet-tooth bandits. Growing up, I'm sure many of us have consumed one too many sugary sweets during our childhoods.

After much pleading from his pupil, Kouhei decides to continue to go to the restaurant with Tsumugi to cook and share delicious homemade food with Kotori.Īmaama to Inazuma follows the heartwarming story of a caring father trying his hardest to make his adorable little daughter happy, while exploring the meanings and values behind cooking, family, and the warm meals at home that are often taken for granted. But on their very first visit, the father and daughter discover that the restaurant is often closed due to Kotori's mother being away for work and that Kotori often eats alone. Frustrated at his own incapability to provide a fresh, nutritious meal for his daughter, Kouhei takes up an offer from his student, Kotori Iida, to come have dinner at her family's restaurant. However, with his lack of culinary knowledge and his busy job as a teacher, he is left relying on ready-made meals from convenience stores to feed the little girl. Since the death of his wife, Kouhei Inuzuka has been caring for his young daughter Tsumugi to the best of his abilities.

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