Kodoku no Gurume - All Seasons

Season 1
Inogashira Goro, a private merchant who personally runs his imported dry goods business on his own. Being a man of a few words, he prefers to live an uncomplicated, solitary lifestyle. He smokes but doesn't drink alcohol. He also has a very healthy appetite. In between meetings with clients in various towns, Inogashira makes it a point to visit different eateries, try out their tasty dishes, and discover the best way to eat them. These eateries are real places in Tokyo serving the actual food featured in the drama.

Season 2
Inogashira Goro, the food-loving, teetotaler, solitary merchant. Once again, he travels in and around Tokyo, visiting clients while checking out local cuisine and eateries along the way. This season, Inogashira indulges his sweet tooth by trying out more desserts and confectionery shops.

Season 3
The drama will continue in the exact same style as the previous two seasons and feature more sweets and light meals that made the second season so popular. Kusumi himself will also be appearing in a short segment at the end of the drama to give viewers more information. ~~ Based on Kusumi Masayuki and Taniguchi Jiro's manga of the same name. Edit Translation

Season 4
Inokashira Goro, who is an imported goods dealer, visits various towns on business. After business meetings, he will stop by shops that he is interested in and looks forward to meals above all else. This summer, he visits Hakone in Kanagawa Prefecture for business.
~~ Based on Kusumi Masayuki and Taniguchi Jiro's manga of the same name.

Season 5
Inogashira Goro, who runs an imported general merchandise business, enjoys eating on his own and would visit dining establishments when there are intervals of free time during work.

Season 6

Season 7
Inogashira Goro continues to visit clients and frequent restaurants as he travels in Japan for his import merchandise business.

Season 8
Inogashira Goro runs an imported general merchandise business. He enjoys eating on his own and would visit dining establishments whenever there are intervals of free time during work.

Season 9
Inogashira Goro usually eats meals alone at cozy restaurants. He continues to visit new restaurants and also returns to some restaurants that he visited before.

Season 10
Delicious but bitter ... Goro Inogashira's misfortune
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