Wakakozake - Season 2

Name: Wakakozake - Season 2
Released: 2016
Cast: Rina Takeda, Kenta Kamakari, Yoshihiro Nozoe

2016

Comedy, Drama

TV Season

Season 2 - Murasaki Wakako, a 26-year-old OL loves nothing more than delicious food and drink. Wakako's favorite thing to do for relaxation is to go off by herself after work and go to various places to eat and drink, even if she's never been there before. The moment Wakako is able to taste the pairing between the food she wants to eat and the perfect accompanying drink, the happy sound of "Pshuuu" leaves her lips. Now, then. Where shall we drink tonight?

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2016

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Episode #2.1 (2016) - S2E1

Fried horse mackerel is THE eat-out dish

Episode #2.2 (2016) - S2E2

A warming fried burdock

Tastes of Hiroshima, Oyster and Lemon Hot Pot (2016) - S2E3

Wakako finds a shop that serves food from her home of Hiroshima. As luck would have it, she finds a Hiroshima food restaurant in the middle of Tokyo, too.

Shrimp Ajillo at a Fancy Bar (2016) - S2E4

Wakako has plans to meet up with her friend for dinner. But first, she wanders into a fancy Spanish restaurant.

Drunken Fist! Grown-up Mapo (2016) - S2E5

Wakako goes out for some ray fins. Her dad is upset that she isn't calling home.

Attack! Food Stand Oden (2016) - S2E6

Wakako wants to try an oden stand, but she first visits Senju for saikyoyaki.

Perfect Match! Asian Food (2016) - S2E7

Wakako goes for Okinawa food, and then to Thai cuisine, where she learns a lesson on surprising pairings.

Pre-Payday Fried Canned Tuna Mayo (2016) - S2E8

It's the day before pay day, but Wakako still wants good food. She visits Gokurakuya for a fun, homely beer, and then Kinkonkan for unusual canned food.