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A new series, "Let's Go to Family Restaurant," that connects with "Let's Go to Karaoke!"
The 'next' between these two men that everyone has been waiting for!

"Let's Go Karaoke!", which caused the Wayama Yama syndrome two years ago.
This work became a hot topic immediately after its publication, not only ranking first on the overall bestseller list, but also creating a solid fandom.
A new story has arrived for readers who have been eagerly waiting for the backstory of yakuza Kyoji and sharp-tongued singing teacher Satomi, who joined forces for a karaoke competition with terrible penalties.

Satomi, who has become a college student, starts living alone after coming to Tokyo.
But this young man's frugality is extraordinary.
Satomi, who started working part-time at a late-night family restaurant by chance, continues her life in Tokyo by saving money and meeting new people.
As the two suspicious manga artists are having a blast at a restaurant, and Morita, a manga enthusiast and senior part-timer, keeps talking to them for more than two seconds, the most familiar yet most suspicious man approaches Satomi.

"What does Kyoji-san do every day in Kamata? Is it just eating with me?" _Episode 5

Days pass by when Kyoji, a yakuza who travels between Osaka and Tokyo, visits Satomi and buys her meals.
Two people who meet, eat, eat, and eat again.
Satomi has something she must say to Kyouji, who comes to her calmly and talks nonsense while eating.


“Do you remember what I said before about giving you a gift?
I'll give it to you next month.
If I meet that person, I think it would be better not to meet him anymore.” _Episode 9

Four years after the hellish karaoke competition, two men sat down at a table once again.
If you're curious about the new song that these people who joined forces to sing a song of conversion will sing together, let's go to a family restaurant.

From his first visit to Korea to his overseas autograph session, Wayama Yama has become more than just a syndrome, he has become a new trend.

As soon as news of the Japanese publication of the new work, "Let's Go to a Family Restaurant," following "I'm Falling for You," "The Star of Girls' School," and "Let's Go to Karaoke!" was announced, inquiries about its official publication in Korea also poured in.
Even in the literary magazine 『Ritter』 published by Minumsa, the reasons for the bestselling works of Waya Yama, his popularity and attention in Korea are overwhelmingly higher than those of Japanese cartoonists.
He will be visiting Korea in early April to commemorate the publication of the first volume of “Let’s Go to a Family Restaurant.”
We plan to repay the love you have shown us by holding interviews, autograph sessions, and other events with our readers.


In "Let's Go to a Family Restaurant," which was drawn with Satomi's happiness in mind, the subtleties of relationships that are Wayama Yama's specialty and that only he can display are fully depicted.
Any relationship that deepens beyond the line and the emotions that sprout within that relationship cannot be encompassed by the words friendship or love.
Thanks to this subtlety, some readers read "Let's Go Karaoke!" as a bromance, while others see it as a youth comic or a gag comic.
A 40-year-old yakuza and a law school student meet again in the big city of Tokyo four years later after going to karaoke together one hot summer.
What should be the name of the relationship between these two people who seem to have no common ground? But I'm glad that Wayama Yama's strange and complex relationship can't be named.