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Kantaro: The Sweet Tooth Salaryman ()
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Sales rep Kantaro completes his first assignment in record time to then race to a renowned shop famous for their anmitsu.
Kantaro get his hands on some sweet shaved ice dessert, kakigori. However, he goes the extra mile to enjoy the icy treat and wears thermals in the blistering heat.
Kantaro joins a mamekan triathlon to enjoy delicious servings of sweet jelly cubes and plump beans, and to save his clandestine blog.
Kantaro unexpectedly reaches top sales, despite his core mission to enjoy the perfect peach parfait; Meanwhile, Takarabe set his eye on his competition.
Kantaro is dismayed when a rookie is assigned to shadow him;He devises a plan to shake him off in order to taste the heavenly hotcakes he's been eyeing.
In order for him to experience the perfect melange of Western and Japanese flavours in a matcha Bavarian cream, Kantaro invents an excuse.
A decadent savarin cake is enjoyed at a classic French café while Dobashi and her boss discuss career aspirations.
Kantaro is left babysitting his boss's sour kid. In an attempt to find common ground, Kantaro sweet talks the child with a box of delectable ohagi mochi.
To avoid the strict eyes of his dentist mother, Kantaro escapes to get his fix of custard-filled nirvana through eclairs.
Kantaro cowers in the face of temptation, as he is whisked away from his late-night work obligations and into the arms of a voluptuous caramel pudding.
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Audience Reviews for Kantaro: The Sweet Tooth Salaryman: Season 1
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Apr 03, 2019It's amazing, this a good way to enjoy the candy pleasures
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May 11, 2018Its a really original way to learn and discover (traditional) japanese desserts (?????????) i really enjoy this show and laugh a couple of time!! The actor is really good too!!!! I recommend!!
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Feb 02, 2018I absolutely loved Kantaro. It's an absurd mix of excellent foodie material, extremely precise narration, japanese quirks, Tokyo roundabouts, comedy gold and some of the trippier scenes I've seen in a while. The acting is also very entertaining, the main actor is a well reputed kabuki personality (kabuki is a traditional type of theater in Japan very noisy and exaggerated) and that shows in is hilarious tête à tête with sweets. Highly recommended.
