The happiness of eating delicious food with your loved ones!
Fun is the growth of basic common sense and culture!

The food essay manga "Omurice Jam Jam," which deliciously combines the two warmest ingredients in the world: "family" and "rice," has celebrated its 10th anniversary.
To commemorate this, a special recovered hardcover edition with a completely new illustration on the cover is being published.
The cover art, which boldly features the food featured in each episode, is 100% collectible in itself.


Based on the story of the author's family, consisting of a mother, father, daughter, and son, eating, living, and growing up, "Omurice Jam Jam" is a healthy work that closely weaves together information and common sense, including information on ingredients and regions, recipes, origins, history, and science, while being fun to read. It also nourishes both body and mind.

Artist Kyung-kyu Cho creates entertaining comics that weave together fascinating anecdotes and heartwarming stories about all the foods we love, from our own dinner tables to exotic snacks.
What shines above all is the detailed description of the dishes that stimulates the salivary glands and romanticism.
Artist Kyung-kyu Cho's food paintings are not just delicious, but they also capture the essence of the food so perfectly that they bring back the emotions and memories of eating it.


From the wonderful feeling of encountering delicious food, to the affectionate feeling of looking at my wife and two growing children, and the daily life that all of these things come together in, each food episode is filled with affectionate stories, leaving me with a sense of satisfaction and fullness.


Watching the family grow over the course of the 10-year series is another joy.
Readers also live in the same era, share similar experiences with the families in the cartoon, and grow together.
It's a warm cartoon that makes you feel that even as time passes and times change, eating delicious food with loved ones is the greatest happiness.


『Omurice Jam Jam』, which is scheduled to be published in its 11th volume this year, is expected to become a long-running series that will continue for 20 or 30 years.
You might wonder if there's really that much to talk about with food, but don't worry.
The author's ability to create endless stories using food as a subject is astonishing, as the scale of the story spans from the Cambrian period of the Paleozoic Era, when trilobites lived, to the present, and from our dining tables to countries around the world and even the universe.


This is a comic that makes you look forward to the next ten or twenty years, wondering how Eunyoung and Junyoung will grow, what kind of life their mom and dad will open, and most of all, what delicious food and stories they will introduce.