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Kazuma Azuma is a boy on a quest to create "Ja-pan", a national bread for Japan, as many other countries have their own signature breads. He heads to Tokyo with the intention of working at the famous bread-making chain Pantasia. Along the way, he meets other bakers, both learning from and competing against them. The characters bake their bread using their burning passion and even anger, similar to the legendary Kanjitake (河内 恭) cooking style of Hokkaido. Besides a desire to create Ja-pan, Azuma also possesses legendary Hands of the Sun (太陽の手, Taiyō no Te): hands that are warmer than typical, prompting dough to ferment faster. While this gives him an advantage early on, his innovation is his greater talent.

Media

Manga

Written and illustrated by Takashi Hashiguchi, Yakitate!! Japan was serialized in Shogakukan's shōnen manga Weekly Shōnen Sunday from December 26, 2001, [5] [b] to January 10, 2007. [c] Shogakukan collected its chapters into twenty-six tankōbon volumes, published from March 18, 2002, [10] to April 18, 2007. [11]

In North America, Viz Media licensed the manga in late 2005. [12] The twenty-six volumes were released from September 12, 2006, to April 12, 2011. [13] [14]

Hashiguchi started another series, titled Yakitate!! Japan Super Real (焼きたて!!ジャぱん~超現実~, Yakitate!! Japan Chō Genjitsu), on Line Manga app on August 16, 2019. [15] The manga is written by Kenzo Irie and illustrated by Hashiguchi. Its chapters were collected in five tankōbon volumes, released from April 17, 2020, [16] to December 17, 2021. [17]

Yakitate!! Japan

Yakitate!! Japan
Yakitate!! Japan vol 01.png
First tankōbon volume cover, featuring Kazuma Azuma
焼きたて!! ジャぱん
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No.Original release dateOriginal ISBNEnglish release dateEnglish ISBN
01 March 18, 2002 [10] 978-4-09-126391-9 September 12, 2006 [13] 978-1-4215-0719-4
02 May 18, 2002 [18] 978-4-09-126392-6 November 14, 2006 [19] 978-1-4215-0720-0
03 August 9, 2002 [20] 978-4-09-126393-3 January 9, 2007 [21] 978-1-4215-0721-7
04 October 18, 2002 [22] 978-4-09-126394-0 March 13, 2007 [23] 978-1-4215-0921-1
05 January 18, 2003 [24] 978-4-09-126395-7 May 8, 2007 [25] 978-1-4215-0922-8
06 March 18, 2003 [26] 978-4-09-126396-4 July 10, 2007 [27] 978-1-4215-0923-5
07 May 17, 2003 [28] 978-4-09-126397-1 September 11, 2007 [29] 978-1-4215-0924-2
08 July 18, 2003 [30] 978-4-09-126398-8 November 13, 2007 [31] 978-1-4215-0925-9
09 October 18, 2003 [32] 978-4-09-126399-5 January 8, 2008 [33] 978-1-4215-1457-4
10 December 18, 2003 [34] 978-4-09-126400-8 March 11, 2008 [35] 978-1-4215-1705-6
11 February 18, 2004 [36] 978-4-09-127051-1 May 13, 2008 [37] 978-1-4215-1706-3
12 April 17, 2004 [38] 978-4-09-127052-8 July 8, 2008 [39] 978-1-4215-1707-0
13 July 16, 2004 [40] 978-4-09-127053-5 September 9, 2008 [41] 978-1-4215-1708-7
14 October 8, 2004 [42] 978-4-09-127054-2 November 11, 2008 [43] 978-1-4215-1709-4
15 December 17, 2004 [44] 978-4-09-127055-9 January 13, 2009 [45] 978-1-4215-1710-0
16 February 18, 2005 [46] 978-4-09-127056-6 March 10, 2009 [47] 978-1-4215-2233-3
17 April 18, 2005 [48] 978-4-09-127057-3 May 12, 2009 [49] 978-1-4215-2234-0
18 June 16, 2005 [50] 978-4-09-127058-0 July 14, 2009 [51] 978-1-4215-2235-7
19 September 16, 2005 [52] 978-4-09-127059-7 September 8, 2009 [53] 978-1-4215-2236-4
20 November 18, 2005 [54] 978-4-09-127060-3 November 10, 2009 [55] 978-1-4215-2237-1
21 January 14, 2006 [56] 978-4-09-120029-7 January 12, 2010 [57] 978-1-4215-2903-5
22 April 18, 2006 [58] 978-4-09-120329-8 April 13, 2010 [59] 978-1-4215-2904-2
23 July 18, 2006 [60] 978-4-09-120418-9 July 13, 2010 [61] 978-1-4215-2905-9
24 October 18, 2006 [62] 978-4-09-120669-5 October 12, 2010 [63] 978-1-4215-2906-6
25 January 13, 2007 [64] 978-4-09-120826-2 January 11, 2011 [65] 978-1-4215-2907-3
26 April 18, 2007 [11] 978-4-09-121026-5 April 12, 2011 [14] 978-1-4215-2908-0

Yakitate!! Japan Super Real

No.Release dateISBN
1 April 17, 2020 [16] 978-4-09-850091-8
2 September 18, 2020 [66] 978-4-09-850237-0
3 February 18, 2021 [67] 978-4-09-850465-7
4 April 16, 2021 [68] 978-4-09-850537-1
5 December 17, 2021 [69] 978-4-09-850845-7

Anime

Yakitate!! Japan was adapted into a 69-episode anime television series. It aired on TV Tokyo from October 12, 2004, to March 14, 2006. [70] Aniplex collected the individual episodes on DVD. The first arc, Pantasia Newcomers Battle arc, was compiled on seven DVDs released from March 25 to September 28, 2005. [71] The second arc, Monaco Cup arc was compiled on six DVDs released from October 26, 2005, to March 29, 2006. [71] The third arc, Yakitate! 9 arc, was released on five DVDs from April 26 to August 23, 2006. [71]

In North America, the series was licensed by Nozomi Entertainment in July 2014. [72] Nozomi released the series on three DVD sets on March 3, May 5, and July 7, 2015. [73] [74] [75] Crunchyroll started streaming the series in November 2015. [76] In July 2019, Funimation announced the streaming rights to the series on its FunimationNow platform. [77] In Southeast Asia, Muse Communication licensed the series and streamed it on its Muse Asia YouTube channel. [78]

Music

The music from the anime series was composed by Taku Iwasaki. [70] Two original soundtracks albums were released on March 24 and November 23, 2005. [71]

The first opening theme for episodes 1 to 29 is " Houki Gumo " (ホウキ雲) by Rythem. [71] The second opening theme for episodes 30 to 53 is "Promise" by TiA. [79] The third opening theme for episodes 54 to 69 is Chiisana Uta (小さな歌) by Maria. [80]

The first ending theme for episodes 1 to 12 is "Sunday" by The Babystars. The second ending theme for episodes 13 to 29 is "To All Tha Dreamers" by Soul'd Out. The third ending theme for episodes 30 to 42 is "Hummingbird" (ハミングバード) by Little by Little. The fourth ending theme for episodes 43 to 53 is "Re: START" by Surface. The fifth ending theme for episodes 54 to 62 is "Merry Go Round" by Mai Hoshimura. The sixth ending theme for episodes 63 to 68 is "Kokoro Bīdama" (ココロビーダマ). The first opening theme "Houki Gumo" is used as the final ending theme for episode 69. [81]

Video games

A video game, titled Yakitate!! Japan Gēmu 1-gō Chōjō Kessen!! Pantasic Grand Prix! (焼きたて!!ジャぱん ゲーム1号 頂上決戦!!パンタジック・グランプリ!, Yakitate!! Japan Gēmu 1-gō Chōjō Kessen!! Pantajikku Guran Puri!) "Yakitate!! Japan: Game No. 1 Summit Showdown!! Pantasic Grand Prix!", published by Bandai, was released for the Nintendo DS on January 12, 2006. [82] Characters also appeared in the crossover Shonen Sunday & Shonen Magazine White Comic (少年サンデー&少年マガジン WHITE COMIC), also for Nintendo DS in 2009. [83]

Reception

Along with Fullmetal Alchemist , Yakitate!! Japan won the 49th Shogakukan Manga Award for the shōnen category in 2004. [84]

See also

Notes

  1. The title of the series is a play on words; "Yakitate" translates to "freshly baked", but "Ja-pan" has a double meaning. Besides referring to the country of Japan, pan is the Japanese word for "bread" that was borrowed and slightly altered from Portuguese pão . [4]
  2. It started in the magazine's combined 4th–5fth issue of 2002 (cover date January 16), [6] released of December 26, 2001. [7]
  3. It finished in the magazine's 6th issue of 2007 (cover date January 24), [8] released on January 10 of the same year. [9]

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