Author: 好葉 [Yoshiba]Sai Momoyama, a 24-year-old Secretary to the President of a major corporation, was on a company trip to Kyoto with her friends. While exploring the temples of Kyoto, she accidentally fell into a pond. When she opened her eyes, she found herself transported to the Sengoku era, a time of warlords and samurai. There, she met a woman named Yoshi and soon found herself under her care at a small diner. However, the diner had only one dish on the menu, prioritizing quick preparation over taste. Dissatisfied with the lackluster sales and repetitive menu, Sai decided to lend a hand in the kitchen. From that moment, Sai’s life took an unexpected turn. She encountered various challenges and met warm-hearted customers who transformed her perception of the Sengoku era.

Author:Nanami Fukutora My name is Rinsakura Aotsuki, and I’m 28 years old. I work as an illustrator. I used to work at a certain publishing company in Tokyo, but I resigned last month due to personal reasons. I felt the need to reevaluate my life, so I decided to stay for a while at the countryside house where my grandfather used to live and enjoy a rural lifestyle. I was determined to make the most of it, but something was not right… Every day, mysterious creatures appear one after another in the backyard. From magical beasts to handsome beastmen, various beings from another world are coming. I just want to live quietly, what’s with this treatment! And for some reason, everyone keeps asking for meals as if it’s the most natural thing. I’ll say it again: our home is just a private house. It’s not a set meal restaurant. Despite that, this is a slice-of-life story about an easygoing office lady who ends up cooking meals for these unexpected guests.