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In an office romance, there's a fine line between sexy and awkward... and that line is where Asako -- a woman who sweats copiusly -- met Koutarou -- a perfume developer who can't get enough of Asako's, er, scent. Don't miss a romcom manga like no other!Asako's living her dream, working at the toiletry maker Lilia Drop. Little do her coworkers know, the reason she loves the company so much is that she's ashamed of her body odor, and their soap is the only thing that does the trick. So when the company's lead product developer, a perfuming genius, approaches her in the lobby and wonders what "that smell" is, she's terrified... but could it be... that he likes it? And, even more surprising to Asako... does she like him?The hilarious ups and downs of an office romance at a personal care products company are the subject of this sexy, strange romp. Sweat and Soap combines the odd-couple chemistry of Wotakoi, the "too real!" workplace comedy of Aggretsuko, and a heavy dollop of office steaminess!… (plus d'informations)
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The relationship continues apace as the couple gets used to living together and becomes more comfortable announcing their relationship to coworkers. A company sponsored vacation trip to Okinawa gives an excuse for business colleagues to play beach volleyball and show off their swimsuits. And of course, all that heat and exertion is going to bring on the sweat . . .
I always wonder if the kink to which the creator is pandering is the sweat itself or the main character's squirming embarrassment about her sweat? Or, since people come in all types, I suppose he's hitting both in some sort of Venn diagram overlap. ( )
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The day before the big dinner date . . .
I'd like to use up what we have since we're going out for dinner tomorrow . . . Lots of vegetables but just a little of each . . . I know! I'll make yaki-udon! With frozen udon noodles!
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In an office romance, there's a fine line between sexy and awkward... and that line is where Asako -- a woman who sweats copiusly -- met Koutarou -- a perfume developer who can't get enough of Asako's, er, scent. Don't miss a romcom manga like no other!Asako's living her dream, working at the toiletry maker Lilia Drop. Little do her coworkers know, the reason she loves the company so much is that she's ashamed of her body odor, and their soap is the only thing that does the trick. So when the company's lead product developer, a perfuming genius, approaches her in the lobby and wonders what "that smell" is, she's terrified... but could it be... that he likes it? And, even more surprising to Asako... does she like him?The hilarious ups and downs of an office romance at a personal care products company are the subject of this sexy, strange romp. Sweat and Soap combines the odd-couple chemistry of Wotakoi, the "too real!" workplace comedy of Aggretsuko, and a heavy dollop of office steaminess!
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I always wonder if the kink to which the creator is pandering is the sweat itself or the main character's squirming embarrassment about her sweat? Or, since people come in all types, I suppose he's hitting both in some sort of Venn diagram overlap. ( )