[Review] The Way of the Househusband

In the title, The Way of the Househusband, Gokudō (極道) is a term yakuza use when they package themselves as chivalrous men, and by inserting 'househusband' between 'goku' and 'dō', it's used to mean a yakuza who walks the path of a househusband, or the path to the extreme of being a househusband. The protagonist, Tatsu, was reformed by his wife, Miku, and changed his profession from former yakuza to a full-time househusband. Although his intimidating appearance often leads to misunderstandings, he is currently just one of the kind, full-time househusbands. He shows immense 'gap moe' due to the contrast between his scary appearance and his actions, and he absolutely adores his wife, Miku. It's a hilarious comedy. Tatsu is incredibly cute, and Miku is incredibly lovely. He became a househusband for Miku, who can't do any housework, and thankfully, it seems to suit him, as he shows amazing skills. Occasionally, he shows glimpses of his former yakuza days, but he is still an ordinary househusband. If you want to see an 'ojisan' (middle-aged man) with 'gap moe', I recommend it.