Amai Seikatsu

Japanese manga series by Hikaru Yuzuki From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Amai Seikatsu (甘い生活; lit. 'Sweet Life') is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Hikaru Yuzuki [ja]. It was serialized in Shueisha's seinen manga magazine Business Jump from 1990 to 2011, with its chapters collected in 40 tankōbon volumes. A sequel, Amai Seikatsu: 2nd Season, was serialized in Grand Jump from November 2011 to June 2024, with its chapters collected in 19 tankōbon volumes.

GenreRomantic comedy[1]
WrittenbyHikaru Yuzuki [ja]
PublishedbyShueisha
MagazineBusiness Jump
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Amai Seikatsu
First tankōbon volume cover, featuring Yumika Wakamiya (center), and Shinsuke Edo (bottom right)
甘い生活
GenreRomantic comedy[1]
Manga
Written byHikaru Yuzuki [ja]
Published byShueisha
MagazineBusiness Jump
Original run1990 – 2011
Volumes40
Manga
Amai Seikatsu: 2nd Season
Written byHikaru Yuzuki
Published byShueisha
MagazineGrand Jump
Original runNovember 16, 2011 – June 5, 2024
Volumes19
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Story

Shinosuke, a young part-time employee, unexpectedly rises through the ranks of the lingerie company PIXY after catching the attention of its eccentric CEO, Shōzō Hino. His journey begins when he returns a misdelivered pair of elderly women's underwear, displaying an honesty that impresses Hino. Soon, it becomes apparent that Shinosuke possesses a peculiar gift—with just a touch, he can determine whether a woman's lingerie fits properly, even instinctively knowing her exact measurements. His touch also induces an inexplicable, pleasurable sensation, drawing women back to him, though his own innocence leaves him unaware of the effect he has. As events unfold, a romance blossoms between Shinosuke and Yumika Wakamiya, Hino's reserved yet devoted private secretary.

Characters

Shinsuke Edo (江戸 伸介, Edo Shinsuke)
Shinosuke is a 21-year-old man who works as lingerie designer.
Yumika Wakamiya (若宮 弓香, Wakamiya Yumika)
Shōzō Hino (日野 昇造, Hino Shōzō)
Miya Kōno (河野 美也, Kōno Miya)
Chitose (千登世, Chitose)
Tomoe Hino (日野巴, Hino Tomoe)
Sayo Tachibana (立花小夜, Tachibana Sayo)
Shizuka Hosino (星野静, Hosino Shizuka)

Publication

Written and illustrated by Hikaru Yuzuki [ja], Amai Seikatsu was serialized in Shueisha's seinen manga magazine Business Jump from 1990 to 2011.[2][3] Its chapters were collected in 40 tankōbon volumes, released from December 13, 1990, to August 19, 2011.[4][5]

A sequel, titled Amai Seikatsu: 2nd Season, was serialized in Shueisha's Grand Jump magazine from November 16, 2011,[6][7] to June 5, 2024.[8] Shueisha collected its chapters in 19 tankōbon volumes, released from April 19, 2012, to September 19, 2024.[9][10]

Amai Seikatsu

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No. Release date ISBN
01December 13, 1990[4]978-4-08-861871-5
02April 19, 1991[11]978-4-08-861872-2
03September 19, 1991[12]978-4-08-861873-9
04February 19, 1992[13]978-4-08-861874-6
05July 17, 1992[14]978-4-08-861875-3
06January 19, 1993[15]978-4-08-861876-0
07June 18, 1993[16]978-4-08-861877-7
08January 19, 1994[17]978-4-08-861878-4
09September 19, 1994[18]978-4-08-861879-1
10May 19, 1995[19]978-4-08-861880-7
11December 8, 1995[20]978-4-08-875431-4
12July 19, 1996[21]978-4-08-875455-0
13February 19, 1997[22]978-4-08-875456-7
14September 19, 1997[23]978-4-08-875566-3
15March 19, 1998[24]978-4-08-875632-5
16November 19, 1998[25]978-4-08-875725-4
17May 19, 1999[26]978-4-08-875788-9
18December 13, 1999[27]978-4-08-875863-3
19September 19, 2000[28]978-4-08-876066-7
20June 19, 2001[29]978-4-08-876173-2
21December 10, 2001[30]978-4-08-876250-0
22June 19, 2002[31]978-4-08-876314-9
23November 19, 2002[32]978-4-08-876369-9
24April 18, 2003[33]978-4-08-876429-0
25October 17, 2003[34]978-4-08-876516-7
26April 19, 2004[35]978-4-08-876597-6
27September 17, 2004[36]978-4-08-876678-2
28March 18, 2005[37]978-4-08-876775-8
29October 19, 2005[38]978-4-08-876870-0
30May 19, 2006[39]978-4-08-877086-4
31December 19, 2006[40]978-4-08-877192-2
32May 18, 2007[41]978-4-08-877266-0
33November 19, 2007[42]978-4-08-877355-1
34April 4, 2008[43]978-4-08-877431-2
35November 19, 2008[44]978-4-08-877550-0
36May 19, 2009[45]978-4-08-877650-7
37November 19, 2009[46]978-4-08-877764-1
38May 19, 2010[47]978-4-08-877860-0
39November 19, 2011[48]978-4-08-879063-3
40August 19, 2011[49]978-4-08-879194-4
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Amai Seikatsu: 2nd Season

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01April 19, 2012[9]978-4-08-879323-8
02October 19, 2012[50]978-4-08-879445-7
03June 19, 2013[51]978-4-08-879605-5
04February 19, 2014[52]978-4-08-879763-2
05November 19, 2014[53]978-4-08-890044-5
06August 19, 2015[54]978-4-08-890220-3
07December 18, 2015[55]978-4-08-890337-8
08July 19, 2016[56]978-4-08-890475-7
09June 19, 2017[57]978-4-08-890692-8
10May 18, 2018[58]978-4-08-891005-5
11December 19, 2018[59]978-4-08-891106-9
12May 17, 2019[60]978-4-08-891262-2
13December 19, 2019[61]978-4-08-891454-1
14December 17, 2021[62]978-4-08-892181-5
15January 19, 2022[63]978-4-08-892202-7
16May 19, 2023[64]978-4-08-892760-2
17January 18, 2024[65]978-4-08-893148-7
18July 18, 2024[66]978-4-08-893318-4
19September 19, 2024[67]978-4-08-893318-4
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