Contrary to popular belief the oya (親) from oyakodon (親子丼) just means "parent" rather than "mother"; it would be haha (母) if we wanted to specify mother (but nobody says hahakodon, that's just weird), so technically Oyakodon still works.
Just another flavor of the Americanized version:Contrary to popular belief the oya (親) from oyakodon (親子丼) just means "parent" rather than "mother"; it would be haha (母) if we wanted to specify mother (but nobody says hahakodon, that's just weird), so technically Oyakodon still works.
It's just a different flavor of oyakodon but still an oyakodon. Instead of "chicken and egg" rice bowl, it's a "rooster and egg" rice bowl variant...
Yeah til it touches on kissing and seggs. It's be weird if it'd your own kid 🤔Even if it's weird or freaky it's still very wholesome that she got a second chance at living with her family
She doesn't seem to be fine with it at all though.. obviously this still isn't finished soooo let's see where this goesYeah til it touches on kissing and seggs. It's be weird if it'd your own kid 🤔
cock and eggContrary to popular belief the oya (親) from oyakodon (親子丼) just means "parent" rather than "mother"; it would be haha (母) if we wanted to specify mother (but nobody says hahakodon, that's just weird), so technically Oyakodon still works.
It's just a different flavor of oyakodon but still an oyakodon. Instead of "chicken and egg" rice bowl, it's a "rooster and egg" rice bowl variant...