Hakumei and Mikochi - Vol. 6 Ch. 47 - Teachers & Bricks

[MangaDex]

 

[idjit]

When your teacher got too much time on their hand

 

[Seito]

New chapter ~ Thanks EH scans. ?

So this is the realization of their plan in Jam & Festival chapter huh, nice. Also those two basin sistem reminds me of mizubune that commonly used in people house in gujo hachiman.

 

[Thiron]

Imagine cutting an onion that's the size of you

 

[Pika]

@idjit That makes the best teacher though
If only there were more of these in this world

 

[Kazekid]

@Thiron That sounds like a nightmare to me. I already have to wear swimming googles or else I won't be able to see at all through the tears.

 

[pikokola]

Mikochi is one happy housewife...

 

[tickub]

Every chapter with Hakumei stuffing her little face with food is a good chapter

 

[Arc]

That's a lovely little kitchen.

 

[ElBichoRaro]

I really like Iwashi. He's a cool dude.

 

[Pascal95]

Thanks.

 

[Kisato]

Man the amount of worldbuilding and detail that goes into every chapter is amazing.

 

[bluethings]

W-we don't need no *sniff* education...

 

[Abedeus]

@Kisato

Not to mention general building and masonry!

 

[Mizuto]

This chapter is why i love manga and some things I love about Japan.

 

[NoSana]

a chapter always warm my hearth. god i love this manga

 

[Vmpslushie]

You'll do well to remember this Hakumei - whenever you get men involved in something, they always end up going overboard with it and give you more then you asked. We can't help ourselves.

 

[Purplelibraryguy]

I loved using half a piece of bamboo as a form for the oven arch--and then just burning it to get it out of the way. I bet it's similar to a full-size-people technique.

 

[Harvester]

Was anybody else intrigued that Iwashi uses a Zippo-style lighter as opposed to a match, stove ember, etc? I didn't think they'd be practical for the era, but the design is actually fairly simple and they've been around since the early 1900s (more or less since their flints were invented).

 

[DjAlexDubCheck]

@Harvester As a smoker, I am.
It's a great detail because it's one of the few lighters who could fit in a paw and be ipothetically used by a smoking animal