

極主夫道
Who would have ever thought that the most feared gangster of his time now spends his days as a modest househusband? Seemingly giving up the way of the yakuza, the legendary "Immortal Dragon" Tatsu, best known for his prolific skirmishes against rival gangs, has abruptly vanished. Unbeknownst to most, however, Tatsu is currently staying at an apartment with his wife, doing his best to live a peaceful life. Donning his trusty apron, Tatsu is now striving to become an efficient homemaker. Because ...
The fiercest yakuza ever now battles grocery aisles with the same ferocity he once wielded on streets.
Tatsu, once the legendary yakuza enforcer known as the Immortal Dragon, has swapped his blood‑stained reputation for a spotless apron. Living in a modest apartment with his supportive wife Miku, he tackles domestic life with the same ruthless precision he once applied to rival gangs. From perfecting a ramen broth to hunting down the best discount coupons, Tatsu treats grocery runs and laundry as strategic operations, turning every chore into a battlefield of efficiency. His former lieutenants and old enemies can’t believe the transformation, but the former kingpin’s over‑the‑top dedication to household duties only fuels more absurd scenarios. Whether he’s brandishing a spatula like a katana or negotiating a price cut with the intensity of a turf war, Tatsu’s new crusade is a comedic clash of underworld swagger and everyday mundanity. The series revels in the juxtaposition of his fearsome past with the petty triumphs of suburban life, delivering rapid‑fire gags that keep the audience laughing while subtly reminding us that even the toughest can find peace in a well‑made bento.
A former yakuza legend applies his intense gangster energy to grocery shopping, cooking, and neighborhood association meetings in a gag comedy that contrasts his terrifying reputation with wholesome domesticity. The humor relies on visual absurdity and deadpan delivery rather than edgy content, making it broadly accessible despite the crime-premise.
The Way of the Househusband has 5 episodes.
The Way of the Househusband is currently finished airing.
The Way of the Househusband was produced by J.C.Staff.
The Way of the Househusband aired Apr 8, 2021.
The Way of the Househusband is based on a Web manga.
A former yakuza legend applies his intense gangster energy to grocery shopping, cooking, and neighborhood association meetings in a gag comedy that contrasts his terrifying reputation with wholesome domesticity. The humor relies on visual absurdity and deadpan delivery rather than edgy content, making it broadly accessible despite the crime-premise.
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Tatsu
Main
CV: Tsuda, Kenjirou

Bartender
Supporting
CV: Hayami, Show

Boss
Supporting
CV: Ootsuka, Houchuu

Butcher
Supporting
CV: Taketora

Car Saleswoman
Supporting
CV: Shimizu, Ayaka

Cat
Supporting
CV: Matsuoka, Yoshitsugu

Gin
Supporting
CV: Ichimichi, Mao

Hardware Store Owner
Supporting
CV: Nakano, Taisuke

Housewife with Hair Bun
Supporting
CV: Arai, Satomi

Kashira
Supporting
CV: Shiraishi, Kento

Kuma-san Bears Yakuza Boss
Supporting
CV: Mamiya, Yasuhiro

Market Salesman
Supporting
CV: Ishikari, Yuki

Masa
Supporting
CV: Okitsu, Kazuyuki

Miku
Supporting
CV: Itou, Shizuka

Miku's Father
Supporting
CV: Hino, Satoshi

Miku's Mother
Supporting
CV: Shindo, Naomi

Nagai
Supporting
CV: Nogawa, Masashi

Old Lottery Runner
Supporting
CV: Sugisaki, Ryou

Otaku
Supporting
CV: Nojima, Hirofumi

Ryouta
Supporting
CV: Tamura, Mutsumi

Ryouta's Mother
Supporting
CV: Kawamura, Rie

Torajirou
Supporting
CV: Hosoya, Yoshimasa

Torii, Hibari
Supporting
CV: Tanaka, Atsuko

Town Chairman
Supporting
CV: Saitou, Kimiko
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