Kakushigoto

A single dad’s wild antics keep his lewd manga secret from his daughter—until curiosity forces the truth out.

Kakushi Gotou is a moderately successful manga artist whose work leans heavily into adult humor and risqué jokes. When his daughter Hime arrives, he swears to shield her from the lewd side of his career, fearing it will shatter her innocence. To keep his double life under wraps, Kakushi transforms into a bland office worker by day, while his home life is a chaotic circus of covert sketches, emergency “no‑one‑should‑see‑this” drills, and absurd disguises. The series follows his frantic attempts to juggle deadlines, parenting, and the ever‑looming threat of Hime stumbling onto his secret stash of explicit comics. Despite the slapstick mishaps, the heart of the show lies in the tender bond between father and daughter. As Hime grows, her curiosity sharpens, and the inevitable moment arrives when the curtain lifts on Kakushi’s hidden world. The narrative balances witty gag‑humor with genuine emotional beats, exploring how love, honesty, and a dash of absurdity can survive even the most ridiculous of deceptions. In the end, the series asks whether a parent’s protective lies can ever truly keep the truth at bay, or if time will always find a way to expose them.

A single father hides his career drawing risqué manga from his young daughter, leading to comedic misunderstandings and heartfelt parenting moments. The series shifts from light gag humor to a poignant exploration of family, memory, and growing up.