Ukyo Kodachi, known for Boruto, is working on a Chinese cuisine novel, "Dinner for the Next 365 Days," set to debut on March 19 in Champion RED magazine.
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Ukyo Kodachi Debut: Ukyo Kodachi, renowned for his work on Boruto, is currently developing a novel titled “Dinner for the Next 365 Days” that focuses on Chinese cuisine. Manga aficionados and foodies are agogdred by the anticipation surrounding the March 19 début of this work in the Champion RED magazine.
Kodachi conceived of the narrative concept. Sonsh Hangetsuban is illustrating the narrative, while Tsunaki Suda is assisting.
The initial segment of the manga will be illustrated in color and will also adorn the magazine’s front cover.
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Two young women, Tobira and Tsukasa, encounter one another in the manga. Tobira is employed at a Chinese restaurant located in the downtown area, while Tsukasa possesses extensive knowledge of cuisine.
Their encounter will alter how individuals perceive Chinese cuisine, which has been consumed for more than four millennia.
Before this, Kodachi was the author of Boruto, a Naruto-inspired standalone narrative.
Although he initiated Boruto in 2016, he transferred control to Masashi Kishimoto, the original creator of Naruto, in 2020. Additionally, Kodachi has written for additional anime series and films.
Due to its combination of manga, culture, and cuisine, “Dinner for the Next 365 Days” is generating considerable anticipation.
This new manga by Kodachi is anticipated to be entertaining and thought-provoking, as it will likely reveal novel insights into Chinese cuisine and friendships.
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