What comic is the Japanese drama Dad's Second Spring based on? Where can I read the comic Dad's Second Spring?

Japanese dramas have always been loved by people. Recently, Dad's Second Spring, starring Ozawa Masayoshi, has also been scheduled. So what comic is Dad's Second Spring adapted from? Where can I read Dad's Second Spring comics? Let's take a look.

What comics are adapted from the Japanese drama Dad's Second Spring?

Dad's Second Spring is a romantic family comedy co-produced by Tokai TV and Fuji TV, starring Ozawa Masayoshi, and is expected to premiere on February 1. The drama is adapted from the manga of the same name by Jun Abe, telling a comedy story that depicts the gradual rebirth of family ties. The protagonist Yamashita Goro lost his beloved wife Taeko, and was hit hard. He quit his job and stayed at home for three years. However, one day, an unfamiliar middle-aged uncle appeared in front of him, and this uncle turned out to be the incarnation of his deceased wife!

Where to read Dad's Second Spring comics

The TV series "Dad's Second Spring", adapted from the manga of the same name by Jun Abe, is about an uncle who becomes widowed, his wife is reborn as another uncle, and then the two uncles fall in love. The wife is played by Manami Motogami, and the uncle who becomes her will be played by Takema Tsukaji. The difference is quite big! In addition to them, Riko Fukumoto, Takashi Tsukamoto, and Akari Ma will also appear. Although the plot of this drama seems to be a bit weird, the original manga is a warm work that can make people laugh and cry. You can go to webtoon to read it.

Is Dad's Second Spring good?

"Dad's Second Spring", serialized in "Weekly BIG COMIC SPIRITS" (Shogakukan), is a family drama comic that depicts a family that lost their mother. The story begins with Yamashita Goro, who has been in seclusion for three years due to the death of his beloved wife Taeko, and suddenly Taeko, who has become an uncle, appears next to him. Although the story is weird, the original comic is still quite funny.