a b だがしかし １１ (in Japanese). Shogakukan. Archived from the original on October 27, 2020 . Retrieved May 15, 2020. Let's be clear - I never thought that this series could get a 2nd season. No one thought, I believe. First season of Dagashi Kashi has been portrayed in the minds of people as "12 episode sweet commercial", but the second is something a bit different. I'm going to only compare it to the first season. This series was one I was highly anticipating for the season. Hearing about it, I promptly read the manga, and feel in love in an instant. The one thing that concerned me was how the anime was going to adapt it, considered the format of the manga. However, though there were some liberations, I feel the anime did a pretty good job.

Dagashi Kashi is actually a pretty good show! It's light hearted and has no serious moments in it whatsoever, and is pretty much there just for fun. If you go in, don't expect any plot. But you may get some nice "plot" if you know what I mean ;)Family Business: The candy shop's been in Kokonotsu's family for generations and his dad really wants him to inherit it. An all-around Japanese experience; from learning about the treats to enjoying them in the most authentic way possible at home. OP and ED are incredibly catchy! Other than that, sound is average. OST is there but you won't remember it, and the seiyuus do a good job expressing their characters!

There are many types of dagashi that are worth trying. As they are so affordable, it is common for children to buy a variety at once. Some of the most well-known, popular, or interesting dagashi include the following. Umaibo Take Up My Sword - Invoked by Hotaru while giving candy to Kokonatsu so that he can finish running the last 300 meters to the cafe. Kokonotsu is our put upon protagonist- charged with running his absentee dad's candy shop (which apparently is famous, yet has no other customers besides mostly Hotaru, but also Saya and To). He flip flops between being white dwarf-level dense and a go-getter, but ultimately settles for being another trope-guy. A generous medley of mini KitKat bars from Japan with diverse, and noteworthy flavours. | Image from mommomyum This show features one of, if not THE smallest cast I've ever seen in an anime. 5 characters- and one of them appears in maybe two episodes. There are RARELY even unnamed passers by in this show- it focuses solely on the main 4: Kokonotsu, Hotaru, Saya, and To.A Sakura Festival box from Sakuraco showcasing the rich Japanese culture with the inclusion of these authentic goodies from Japan. | Image from notsogentlejenny Low price - each piece should retail between 10 and 200 yen, a reasonable amount for a school child

And now most of you guys reading this review must wonder why I still give it a 6, and that is because Dagashi Kashi is by no means a bad show! In fact, it was one of the more enjoyable ones this season! Sure, since a lot of the jokes are about Japanese candy, and not a lot of you people are Japanese, you might think the jokes are incredibly hit or miss. But the extremely colorful and dynamic characters more than makes up for it! Dagashi Kashi is definitely an enjoyment > quality type of anime. I feel like this series is more of an advertisement for a Japanese candy rather than an actual show trying to present a plot.....Dagashi Kashi is that kind of anime that you either hate or love as soon as you are done watching the very first episode. Yet I'm still surprised how low is the show rated here on MAL. Kokonotsu's father tends to make use of this as well, such as when he tells Kokonotsu to take over the family shop. They end up "fighting" each other in obnoxious, over the top ways such as boxing each other as they engage in a little Ham-to-Ham Combat. Another long-lasting dagashi is Sakuma Drops. These originally started during the Meiji period and transferred to being a dagashi-ya staple during the Showa period. Sakuma Drops are small fruit-flavored hard candy with real fruit juice as part of the ingredients. Dagashi Kashi’ season 1 premiered on January 8, 2016 and came to an end on April 1, 2016. This was followed by season 2 which was aired from January 12, 2018 to March 30, 2018. Since then, ‘Dagashi Kashi’ hasn’t really left the minds of anime viewers but is that good enough for the creators to come up with a new season? Let’s find out…