Opposite Dobuita Street, the back street of Nyan Nyan Yokocho, turn around and back, and turn around at Ken Kemper. The various customers who visit there have "reasons", "difficulty", and "difficulty" ... But every visitor enjoys the various dishes that her affectionately cooks, sometimes tears, sometimes laughs ... and leaves the store. A masterpiece full of warm and hearty human patterns woven in such a small restaurant has finally opened! !! The first volume full of love and deliciousness presented by Takeshi Miya and Takayuki Minami! !!

The non-humans visit with their own feelings in mind. Kanoko Anzaki, an apprentice Japanese confectioner, is in a tight spot after being snatched just after her restructuring, when she is saved by Saku Midou, a beautiful man dressed in a kimono. Saku, who seems to know her for some reason, takes her to Kanokoan, a Japanese-style confectionery on the grounds of a shrine in downtown Tokyo. It is said that his late grandfather borrowed 100 million yen from Saku to set up the store. Kanokoan is asked to work at the store to pay back the debt, but it turns out to be a mysterious confectionery where ayakashi (a kind of mysterious creatures) gather. With no place to stay, no money, and no relatives, the girl on the brink finds a new job at a wagashiya specializing in ayakashi (Japanese sweets)!

This is a comicalize of Toei Series

Airi has always preferred older men. She meets Amon-kun, a handsome guy who seems like her ideal type, at a friend's wedding. He looks like a mature college student, but what's his real identity? (Source: Margaret, translated)