Wow, this looks like it could be a lot of fun!!

Thanks for the bread!

Cute new series! I'm feeling it.

So, this is getting an anime

It seems decent?

So, this is getting an anime

It seems decent?

i'd totally watch it
It seems like a cute slice of life involving cute girls and bread, and I'm sensing some yuri subtext too

Also the bread tag is amazing

Well got a new series to follow now.

Not usually a big 4-koma follower, but, well....bread.

I'm reminded of the following from a review:

"There are now shonen action series being written about everything. Somewhere in the depths of a Tokyo manga café there even exists one such series about... baking bread. [...] On the surface, nothing could be more stupid. And yet, it is charming. All because of the unmistakably Japanese thought process that might lead a character to shout, in amazement, 'I HAVE NEVER SEEN A YEAST SUCH AS THIS!'."

This is just like that, except with a shoujo(?) 4koma.

Also: needs subtext tag. Because what is basically a misconstrued confession on the first page means this manga is obviously gonna be subtexty.

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obssesednuker, from what manga is that review?

Lol the title translates: Bread of Peace. I seriously don't doubt that I'll see a lot of spanish people reading this xD
Also 'pan' translates as bread in both spanish and japanese.

Lol the title translates: Bread of Peace. I seriously don't doubt that I'll see a lot of spanish people reading this xD
Also 'pan' translates as bread in both spanish and japanese.

As I recall, Japan adopted the word "pan" from the Dutch.

I'll follow it for the pan and not because the last 2 page were dancing over the line between subtext and yuri

Lol the title translates: Bread of Peace. I seriously don't doubt that I'll see a lot of spanish people reading this xD
Also 'pan' translates as bread in both spanish and japanese.

As I recall, Japan adopted the word "pan" from the Dutch.

It wasn't from the Portuguese?

The title seems to be a play on words with the language of baguettepeople where "Pain d'épices" is a type of cake similar to gigerbread.

Lol the title translates: Bread of Peace. I seriously don't doubt that I'll see a lot of spanish people reading this xD
Also 'pan' translates as bread in both spanish and japanese.

As I recall, Japan adopted the word "pan" from the Dutch.

It wasn't from the Portuguese?

Afaik from my japanese teacher portuguese christians came to japan and brought bread with them and they called it pan ( パン) thats why its written in katakana cause the origin came frim abroad and they didnt knew what bread was before the portuguese came.

Emily? Holy Shit!....
I really missed her art style,and her yuri/loli/shota stuffs.

awe yeah, Bread tags deliver.

Note "Pan de Peace" is an homophone of "Pain d'épices" in French.

EDIT: In fact Srph already said it, sorry. >_<

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Note "Pan de Peace" is an homophone of "Pain d'épices" in French.

EDIT: In fact Srph already said it, sorry. >_<

No worries ^_^
In fact it makes me want to eat some.

Lol the title translates: Bread of Peace. I seriously don't doubt that I'll see a lot of spanish people reading this xD
Also 'pan' translates as bread in both spanish and japanese.

As I recall, Japan adopted the word "pan" from the Dutch.

It wasn't from the Portuguese?

Afaik from my japanese teacher portuguese christians came to japan and brought bread with them and they called it pan ( パン) thats why its written in katakana cause the origin came frim abroad and they didnt knew what bread was before the portuguese came.

That may be right ans my memory is slightly off. It's definitely not from the French "pain", even though it's a homophone. I do know that European traders, mostly Portugese and Dutch, were very much present in Japan long before Admiral Perry's day, acting as vital trading intermediaries with China, who Japan was officially at odds with but were happy to trade with indirectly. The Jesuits were a big part of that, as I recall, and one of the big universities where I come from is named after Francis Xavier, who was one of the major players. At least until the Franciscans came along and fucked things up.

So, food x Yuri is getting popular
we need koufuku graffiti translation too

So there's a "bread" tag? That's awesome.

obssesednuker, from what manga is that review?

This one:

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/review/hikaru-no-go/vol-1/by-justin-freeman

obssesednuker, from what manga is that review?

This one:

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/review/hikaru-no-go/vol-1/by-justin-freeman

The bread manga in question is probably Yakitate!! Japan. It's a gloriously loopy series, and the judge for most of the contests/battles is at least as bad as the contestants, if not more so.

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