You're not ayu, you're not an eel
Nanako (Kaho) who visits the sea and mountains alone and catches and eats local ingredients by herself. I aim for sweetfish by sewage fishing, which is recommended for beginners, but I can not catch it easily and drop my shoulders. At that time, I found a wild grass that could be eaten on the roadside and decided to take it home and cook "weed udon". There is a report from Hiromi (Aki Asakura) that she is eating eel, and when she discovers a person who is grilling eel on a riverbed, Nanako decides to aim for eel! The next day, there was an unexpected fish in the trap I set up ...! Can Nanako really eat ayu and eel !?
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