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For the South Korean film adaptation released as "Antique Bakery" in the UK, seeAntique (film).

Antique Bakery
Cover of the anime series DVD, featuring (from left) Kanda, Chikage, Ono, and Tachibana
Tây dương cốt đổng dương quả tử điếm
(Seiyō Kottō Yōgashiten)
Genre
Created byFumi Yoshinaga
Manga
Written byFumi Yoshinaga
Published byShinshokan
English publisher
ImprintWings Comics
MagazineWings
DemographicShōjo
Original runJune 1999(1999-06)–September 2002(2002-09)
Volumes4(List of volumes)
Television drama
Directed by
Written byYoshikazu Okada[ja]
Original networkFuji TV
Original runOctober 8, 2001(2001-10-08)–December 17, 2001(2001-12-17)
Episodes11(List of episodes)
Audio drama
StudioShinshokan
Original runDecember 25, 2002(2002-12-25)–March 25, 2003(2003-03-25)
Episodes4(List of episodes)
Anime television series
Directed byYoshiaki Okumura[ja]
Written byNatsuko Takahashi
Studio
Licensed by
Original networkFuji TV(Noitamina)
Original runJuly 3, 2008(2008-07-03)–September 18, 2008(2008-09-18)
Episodes12(List of episodes)
International adaptations
  • Antique(2008)– South Korea, live-action film
  • Baker Boys(2021)– Thailand, TV series

Antique Bakery(Japanese:Tây dương cốt đổng dương quả tử điếm,Hepburn:Seiyō Kottō Yōgashiten,lit."Western Antique Cake Shop" )is a Japanesemangaseries written and illustrated byFumi Yoshinaga.Theslice of lifeseries follows the lives of four men who work in apâtisserie.It was originally serialized in themanga magazineWingsfrom 1999 to 2001, and collected into fourtankōbonvolumes published byShinshokan;aspin-offdōjinshi(self-published manga) series has also been produced.

The series has been adapted multiple times: as alive-action television dramathat aired onFuji TVin 2001, as a four-volumeaudio dramareleased from 2002 to 2003, and as a televisionanimeseries produced byNippon AnimationandShirogumithat aired on Fuji TV'sNoitaminaprogramming block in 2008. Two international adaptions – the 2008 South Korean live-action filmAntique,and the 2021 Thai live-action television seriesBaker Boys– have also been produced.Antique Bakeryand its adaptations have been critically acclaimed: the manga won aKodansha Manga Awardfor bestshōjomangaand the Japanese television drama won both theNikkan Sports Drama Grand Prixand multiple Television Drama Academy Awards. TheAntique Bakerymanga was licensed for an English-language release byDigital Manga Publishingin 2005 andNozomi Entertainmentdistributed the anime adaptation in North America.

Synopsis

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Antique Bakeryfollows the lives of the four workers at Antique, apâtisseriein residentialTokyo:store owner and manager Keiichirō Tachibana,pastry chefYusuke Ono, apprentice pastry chef Eiji Kanda, and waiter Chikage Kobayakawa. Antique is so named because thepâtisserieis located in a formerantique shop,and uses antiquetablewareand furniture in its café. The series focuses on the men as they encounter a variety of comedic and dramatic scenarios, often focused aroundworkplace comedy,the creation and development of pastries, or romantic intrigue. Though the series largely proceeds as aslice of lifestory without an overarching plot, Tachibana's desire to find the man who kidnapped him as a child is a recurring storyline; the series climaxes with Tachibana working with the police to find a child kidnapper.

Characters

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Primary characters

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Keiichirō "Keisuke" Tachibana(Quất khuê nhất lang,Tachibana Keiichirō)
Portrayed by:Kippei Shiina(Japanese television drama),[4]Kōichi Yamadera(audio drama),[5]Keiji Fujiwara(anime)[6]
The owner of Antique. He is the son of a wealthyconglomerate-owning family; seeking to radically change his life, he quit his job at atrading companyprior to the events of the series to open thepâtisserie.He waskidnappedat the age of nine, though he retains no memory of the incident beyond his kidnapper feeding him cake every day; consequently, he dislikes sweet foods.
Yusuke Ono(Tiểu dã dụ giới,Ono Yūsuke)
Portrayed by:Naohito Fujiki(Japanese television drama),[4]Hozumi Gōda(audio drama),[5]Shin-ichiro Miki(anime)[6]
The pastry chef at Antique. Despite his skills as a baker, he has been fired from multiple bakeries due to his "demonic charm": any man he is attracted to will reciprocate his affections, regardless of their sexuality. The sole exception is Tachibana, who rejected Ono when they were high school classmates.
Eiji Kanda(Thần điền えいじ,Kanda Eiji)
Portrayed by:Hideaki Takizawa(Japanese television drama),[4]Tomokazu Seki(audio drama),[5]Mamoru Miyano(anime)[6]
Ono'sapprentice.A formerdelinquent,he reformed after aboxingcoach trained him to be a top fighter, but was forced into early retirement as a result of hisdetached retinas.He has a strong sweet tooth, and joined Antique after seeing a "help wanted" sign in the bakery's window.
Chikage Kobayakawa(Tiểu tảo xuyên thiên ảnh,Kobayakawa Chikage)
Portrayed by:Hiroshi Abe(Japanese television drama),[4]Kazuhiko Inoue(audio drama),[5]Eiji Hanawa[ja](anime)[6]
The stoic son of the Tachibana family'shousekeeper,Chikage has known Tachibana since childhood and has become both a friend and caretaker to him. Though he appears intimidating due to his height and his ubiquitous blacksunglasses(which he wears due to his weak eyes), in reality he is clumsy. He joins Antique as a waiter to watch over Tachibana. He falls in love with Ono.

Secondary characters

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Tadahiro Akutagawa(Giới xuyên trung hoành,Akutagawa Tadahiro)[a]
Portrayed by:Kazunaga Tsuji[ja](Japanese television drama),[4]Norio Wakamoto(audio drama and anime)[5]
A career bureaucrat at theNational Police Agencywho was in charge of Tachibana's kidnapping case. Now on asinecure,he spends his ample free time visiting cake shops across Tokyo.
Kaede(Phong tử)[b]
Portrayed by:Mia Murano(Japanese television drama),[4]Fumiko Orikasa(audio drama),[7]Tomomi Kasai(anime)[6]
Chikage's daughter, affectionately referred to as "Deko" or "Dei-Dei". She is in the fourth grade, but is frequently taken to be older due to her mature appearance.
Ito(Y đông)& Urushihara(Tất nguyên)
Ito portrayed by:Manami Konishi(Japanese television drama),[4]Fumiko Orikasa(audio drama),[5]Umeka Shoji(anime)[6]
Urushihara portrayed by:Mayumi Yanagisawa[ja](audio drama),[5]Misa Watanabe(anime)[6]
Former middle school classmates who are regulars at Antique.
Jean-Baptiste
Portrayed by:Jūrōta Kosugi(audio drama),[7]Kazuhiko Inoue(anime)[6]
A famouspâtissier,and Ono's former mentor and ex-lover. He unsuccessfully attempts to persuade Ono to move to France to work in his new restaurant.
Haruka Nakatsu(Trung tân はるか,Nakatsu Haruka)& Tamiko "Tammy" Kagami(Các vụ dân tử,Kagami Tamiko)
Haruka portrayed by:Shizuka Ishikawa(audio drama),[5]Yukiko Takaguchi(anime)[6]
Tamiko portrayed by:Hiroko Taguchi(audio drama)[5]
Twonews presenterswho cover Antique, leading to increased popularity for the business. In the anime adaptation, Tamiko is replaced by Fuji TV anchorYukari Oshima[ja]playing herself.
Momoko Itsuki(Phạn trủng đào tử,Itsuki Momoko)
Portrayed by:Koyuki(Japanese television drama)[4]
A sports journalist who falls in love with Ono. Appears only in the Japanese television drama adaptation.

Media

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Manga

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Main series

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Antique Bakerywas serialized in the monthlymanga magazineWingsfrom June 1999 to September 2002.[8]Upon its conclusion, the series was collected into fourtankōbon(collected volumes) published byShinshokan.In North America,Digital Manga Publishingpublished an English-language translation ofAntique Bakeryas four volumes published from 2000 to 2002, makingAntique BakeryYoshinaga's first manga series to be translated into English.[9]Volumes in the English language release featurescratch and sniffcovers.[10]

No. Original release date Original ISBN English release date English ISBN
1June 25, 2000[11]978-4-403-61588-7July 16, 2005[12]978-1-56970-946-7
2May 25, 2001[13]978-4-403-61628-0November 1, 2005[14]978-1-56970-945-0
3December 25, 2001[15]978-4-403-61652-5March 22, 2006[16]978-1-56970-944-3
4September 25, 2002[17]978-4-403-61690-7June 7, 2006[18]978-1-56970-943-6

Spin-offdōjinshiseries

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Following the conclusion of theAntique Bakerymanga series, Yoshinga began writing and illustratingAntique Afterwards(それからのアンティーク,Sore kara no Antiiku),aspin-offmanga published as a series ofdōjinshi(self-publishedfan comics).[8][19]In contrast to the main manga series,Antique Afterwardsis more overtly influenced by theyaoi(male-male romance, also known as boys' love or BL) genre, and has sexually-explicit content. This includes both sexual encounters merely alluded to in the original series andslash fiction-inspired scenarios that depict same-sex sexual encounters involving the series' canonically heterosexual characters;[20]for example, in one such story, three female customers tell each other improvised erotic stories involving Antique's staff.[21]Fourteendōjinshiin theAntique Afterwardsseries have been created by Yoshinga.[19]

Live-action television drama

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Further information:アンティーク 〜 tây dương cốt đổng dương quả tử điếm 〜 (Antique: The Western Cake Shop)

In 2001, the manga was adapted into thelive-action television dramaAntique: The Western Cake Shop(アンティーク ～ tây dương cốt đổng dương quả tử điếm ～,Antîku: Seiyô Kottô Yôgashiten),which aired onFuji TVfrom October 8 to December 17, 2001.[22]The series was directed byKatsuyuki MotohiroandEiichirō Hasumi,and written byYoshikazu Okada[ja].Its theme song, "Youthful Days[it;ja;zh]",is written and performed byMr. Children.[23]The series removes all depictions of same-sex romance andLGBTidentity present in the original manga; for example, Ono is not gay, but has afear of womenand is romantically pursued by an original female character not present in the manga.[24]

List of episodes

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No.TitleDirected by [22]Original air date [22]
1"Tenshi no Hane(Thiên sử の vũ)"Katsuyuki MotohiroOctober 8, 2001(2001-10-08)
2"Ai no Ido(Ái の tỉnh hộ)"Katsuyuki MotohiroOctober 15, 2001(2001-10-15)
3"Shitorasu no Tanjōbi(シトラスの đản sinh nhật)"Eiichirō HasumiOctober 22, 2001(2001-10-22)
4"Chīsana Hoshi(Tiểu さな tinh)"Eiichirō HasumiOctober 29, 2001(2001-10-29)
5"Kako Kara no Okurimono(Quá khứ からの tặng り vật)"Katsuyuki MotohiroNovember 5, 2001(2001-11-05)
6"Mishiranu Kioku(Kiến tri らぬ ký ức)"Eiichirō HasumiNovember 12, 2001(2001-11-12)
7"Suterareta Omoide(Xá てられた tư い xuất)"Katsuyuki MotohiroNovember 19, 2001(2001-11-19)
8"Kokuhaku(Cáo bạch)"Eiichirō HasumiNovember 26, 2001(2001-11-26)
9"Kinji Rareta Yorokobi(Cấm じられた歓び)"Katsuyuki MotohiroDecember 3, 2001(2001-12-03)
10"Hametsu and no Idenshi(Phá diệt への di vân tử)"Eiichirō HasumiDecember 10, 2001(2001-12-10)
11"Owarinakitabi(Chung わりなき lữ)"Katsuyuki MotohiroDecember 17, 2001(2001-12-17)

Audio drama

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From 2003 to 2004, Shinshokan produced anaudio dramaadaptation ofAntique Bakery.The adaptation was released as four compact disc volumes:

Title Release Date JAN Ref.
Antique Bakery Vol. 1 December 25, 2002 JAN4560219321663 [25]
Antique Bakery Vol. 2 January 25, 2003 JAN4560219321670 [5]
Antique Bakery Vol. 3 February 25, 2003 JAN4560219321687 [26]
Antique Bakery Vol. 4 March 25, 2003 JAN4560219321694 [7]

Anime

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In March 2008,Nippon AnimationandShirogumiannounced that they would produce ananimeadaptation ofAntique Bakery,which aired on Fuji TV'sNoitaminaprogramming block from July to September of that year.[27]The series' primary production staff includedYoshiaki Okumura[ja]as series director andNatsuko Takahashias scriptwriter; the cakes and pastries depicted in the series were designed by pastry chefToshihiko Yoroizuka[ja].[28]The series' theme song "Life Goes On[ja]"was written and performed by the bandChemistry.[29]In North America, the series was licensed byNozomi Entertainment,which releasedAntique Bakeryon DVD on April 5, 2011.[30]

List of episodes

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No.TitleStoryboard [31]Directed by [31]Original air date [31]
1"Reunion"Takahiro OkaoTakahiro OkaoJuly 4, 2008(2008-07-04)
2"Eiji's Situation"Yoshiaki Okumura[ja]Takashi MorimiyaJuly 11, 2008(2008-07-11)
3"The Fourth Man"Miho HiraoMiho HiraoJuly 18, 2008(2008-07-18)
4"The Source of the Nightmare"Katsuyuki Kodera[ja]Yasuo TsuchiyaJuly 25, 2008(2008-07-25)
5"An Antique Trial"Yoshiaki OkumuraTakahiro OkaoAugust 1, 2008(2008-08-01)
6"An Antique Crisis"Yoshinori OdakaYoshinori OdakaAugust 8, 2008(2008-08-08)
7"An Antique Christmas"Katsuyuki KoderaYasushi KushibikiAugust 15, 2008(2008-08-15)
8"Chikage's Secret"Miho Hirao & Yoshiaki OkumuraYasuro TsuchiyaAugust 22, 2008(2008-08-22)
9"Eiji's Melancholy"Yusuke FujikawaYusuke Fujikawa & Taiji KawanishiAugust 29, 2008(2008-08-29)
10"For the Sake of This Day"Hideki HosokawaTosei YamauchiSeptember 5, 2008(2008-09-05)
11"The Criminal"Yoshinori OdakaShinpei EzakiSeptember 12, 2008(2008-09-12)
12"The Unending Nightmare"Yoshiaki OkumuraYoshinori OdakaSeptember 19, 2008(2008-09-19)

International adaptations

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Main articles:Antique (film)andBaker Boys (Thai TV series)

ASouth Korean filmadaptation titledAntique(Korean:서양골동양과자점 앤티크,Seoyang-gol Dongyang-gwaja-jeom Antique), was released on November 13, 2008. The film was directed byMin Kyu-dongand starredJu Ji-hoonas Kim Jin-hyeok (Tachibana in the original series),Kim Jae-wookas Min Seon-woo (Ono),Yoo Ah-inas Yang Ki-beom (Kanda), andChoi Ji-hoas Nam Soo-yeong (Chikage).[32][33]In December 2020, Thai production companyGMMTVannounced that it was producing a live-action television adaptation ofAntique BakerytitledBaker Boys.The series, which starsThanat Lowkhunsombatas Poon (Tachibana in the original series),Prachaya Ruangrojas Weir (Ono),Purim Rattanaruangwattanaas Krating (Kanda), andPat Eksanegkulas P'Pooh (Chikage), aired onGMM 25in 2021.[34]

Reception

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Critical reception

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Antique Bakeryis noted as Yoshinaga's first major commercial success as a manga artist, following a career in which she was best known as an author ofboys' love(BL) anddōjinshi.[8]InManga: The Complete Guide,writerJason Thompsongave the manga series four out of five stars, writing that it avoids "cliched sitcom plot while managing to be both character-driven and totally hilarious," and praised its pacing, artwork, and dialogue.[1]Reviewing the series forThe Comics Journal,Noah Berlatsky wrote that its "popFreudianismis depressingly ill-advised "in regards to the tragic backstories of the primary characters, while he praised the series' art and character designs.[35]In his review forAnime News Network,Jason Thompson commended the series' simple art, and praised it as "one of the fewbishonenmanga which depicts gay characters and prejudice in even a remotely realistic way. "[9]

Reviewing the anime adaptation forAnime News Network,Carl Kimlinger praised the series' animation and characters but criticized its romance and kidnapping subplots, writing thatAntique Bakery"top-loads its plot with preposterous romantic entanglements and forces unnecessary structure onto it with Tachibana's kidnapping."[36]Cathy Yan lauded the series' voice acting in her review forManga Bookshelf,but criticized its animation as overly reliant onCGIelements.[37]

Awards

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TheAntique Bakerymanga series won theKodansha Manga Awardin theshōjocategory in 2002,[38]and the English-language translation was nominated for anEisner Awardfor "Best U.S. Edition of International Material – Japan"in 2007.[39]At the 31stTelevision Drama Academy Awards[ja]in 2001, the Japanese television drama adaptation won awards in the Best Series, Supporting Actor (forKippei Shiina), Theme Song, Music, Casting, and Title Sequence categories; a special award was also given toTsuji Confectionery College[ja]for the design of the pastries and baked goods used in the series.[40]In 2002, the Japanese television drama adaptation won theNikkan Sports Drama Grand Prixfor Best Drama and Best Actor (forHideaki Takizawa).[41]

Analysis

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Portrayal of cooking and gender

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Tomoko Aoyama has considered the depiction of cooking inAntique Bakeryin relation to the Japanese concepts ofhare(Tình れ,used to describe things that are special and exotic)andke(ケ,used to describe things that are mundane and trivial).While the elaborate cakes and pastries ofAntique Bakeryare self-evidentlyhare,she notes howAntique Bakerycomplicates thehare-kedichotomy through its presentation of gender.[42]While male professional cooking andconnoisseurshipare generally regarded ashareand female cooking is seen aske,the main characters ofAntique Bakerysubvert "assumptions based on age, gender, sexuality, appearance, occupation, education, class, [and] status."[42]For example, Ono is a skilled chef but is coded as female as a result of his homosexuality, while Kanda is regarded by others as cute (a feminine trait) but vulgar (a masculine trait).[43]Desserts in general are seeminglykefor being delicate and "unmanly", but their exoticism as French pastries for a Japanese clientele, as well as the level of skill and craftsmanship required to create them, renders them ashare.[43]

Portrayal of homosexuality

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Yoshinaga has describedAntique Bakeryas not a work ofBL,but as ashōjomanga with gay characters, stating that "being regarded as BL may limit the range of the audience, but there’s nothing I can do about it, and more importantly, I want my readers to read as they like. Surely we should be allowed to read manga with whatever dogma and prejudice we like."[44]Critics and readers have often considered the series as a work of BL,[21]with Xuan Bach Tran describingAntique Bakeryas "not a BL manga, but ashōjowork with a lot of BL flavour. "[45]Tomoko Aoyama states that while BL elements are "clearly present" inAntique Bakery,in contrast to typical BL works the series does not depict sex or sexuality graphically, and instead "encourages readers to use their imagination" in regards to the nature of the relationships between the characters.[21]She praises the series' effective "use and parody [of] BL conventions,"[46]particularlyAntique Afterwards,which she commends as "by no means simple, formulaic pornography" but instead a series that subverts expectations of BL narratives through their use of comedy and irony.[21]

Akiko Mizoguchi discussesAntique Afterwardsin her research ofyaoidōjinshi,noting that while mostdōjinshiarederivative workscreated byfan artists,Antique Afterwardsis notable as afan workcreated by the artist themselves.[20]Mizoguchi considers the series a form ofunderground comicsdespite being created by Yoshinaga, noting that the series contains material that would be regarded as too explicit byshōjoeditorial standards, and thatAntique Bakerypublisher Shinshokan has not acknowledged the existence ofAntique Afterwardsin eitherWingsor in the series'tankōboneditions.[20]

Notes

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  1. ^NamedKatsuo Munakata(Tông tượng khắc hùng,Munakata Katsuo)in the Japanese television drama.
  2. ^NamedHideko Takeuchi(Võ nội tú tử,Takeuchi Hideko)in the Japanese television drama.

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