The colossal sleeve of oishinbo began its publication in 1983, in the magazine BIG Comic Spirits of the Shogakukan publisher, by the hand of Tetsu Kariya (script) and Akira Hanasaki (Drawing). The name of This longeva series comes from the Japanese words oishii , delicious, and kuishinbo , a word to refer to someone who loves to eat. Under this premise, one of the works that best show and commemorate the Japanese gastronomy in all its areas , from the ramen or the gyoza, to sushi and the different vegetables. Currently, it has a total of 111 collection volumes in Tankobon, turning it into one of the 10 longer Sleeves published in Japan. However, since 2014 it is located in a hiatus permanent due to the harsh criticism that the authors received by the treatment of Fukushima s disaster in the work, something that did not like the majority of the public that He was still oishinbo for years. For all lovers of Japanese gastronomy and culinary culture in general, it was great news when No...