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Although rice is the traditional food staple of Japan, this story focuses on the main characterfs quest for bread. His name is Kazuma Azuma. This master baker possesses magical hands so remarkably warm; they are regarded as gHands of the Sunh. While his hands are no help in making Japanese rice, the warmth they radiate are the perfect temperature for coaxing finicky yeast to rise to new heights. He seeks to fulfill an insatiable desire to create bread that will become a representation of his beloved country, Japan with his gifted hands. It must be so wonderful & unique that it will rival signature breads of other countries, including French and Italian gourmet delights.

The name of this concoction will be gJa-Panh; a clever play on words utilizing gpanh, the Japanese word for bread. It is also the title of this quaint but exciting story where traditional ways receive a new twist, along with excitement & adventure. Japan originally appeared as a comic strip in the weekly Japanese Magazine gShonen Sundayh by Shogakukan. Its popularity caused it to griseh to the top of the comics list for the magazine. The animated series continues to build momentum and is now on air.

Broadcast on TV Tokyo network 2004-2006
Category: Gourmet Comedy Drama
Target: Teenager and adult
Comic Serial: a weekly magazine Shonen Sunday (Shogakukan)
The first independent comic book version was published in 2002.
18 volumes have been published as of May 2005 and have sold more than 6 million copies.
gJa-panh also won the 49th Shogakukan Comic Award in the category for young people in 2003.

69 x 30 min
(C)Hashiguchi Takashi/ShogakukanEPANTASIAETV Tokyo
 



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