Gekikaradou - Season 1

Season 1
Sarukawa Kenta, a marketer for a mid-range drinks company based in Osaka, is transferred to the Tokyo office for a good job. But in the new place, all difficult clients were thrown off on him, and his colleagues are in no hurry to make friends with him. Influenced by his new boss Tanioka Kazuhiko, who loves very spicy food, Sarukawa also decides to enter the spicy kitchen.

Episodes

Dry liquor store and spicy ramen

Dry super-discount supermarket and spicy yakiniku

Dry Karate Dojo and Spicy Mapo Tofu

Dry accounting manager and spicy Thai food

Dry cabaret club and spicy okonomiyaki

Dry public bath and spicy Mexican food

Dry synchronization and spicy budae jjigae

Spicy Arrabiata and Motekaradou

Dry foreign-affiliated companies and spicy hamburgers

Dry restaurant and a spicy bowl of tears

Tanioka style hot pot

Farewell to my beloved Gekikaradou
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