English Dub Review: Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You “Smoking Behind the Supermarket With You and More; Learning Behind the Supermarket with You”



Overview


“Smoking Behind the Supermarket With You and More”

Between cigarettes, Tayama gives Sasaki a gift, and Sasaki decides to return the favor.



“Learning Behind the Supermarket with You”

Between cigarettes, Sasaki learns to use a smartphone and gets to know Tayama better.


Our Take

Picking up from the previous episode, the story continues building on the laid-back charm that has made the series so enjoyable so far. Rather than relying on major story developments, they focus on the growing chemistry between Sasaki and Tayama through a series of fun, everyday interactions. A few new faces are introduced as well, most notably a vape-smoking manager who quickly becomes a welcome addition thanks to her amusing personality and subtle encouragement of the duo’s awkward relationship. The humor lands naturally, and despite Sasaki’s trademark obliviousness, it’s entertaining watching the two gradually help each other through small problems while their bond continues to deepen.

The second episode shifts its attention toward Sasaki adapting to modern technology, leading to another batch of wholesome and comedic moments. His inexperience creates plenty of laughs, while Tayama happily takes every opportunity to tease him along the way. The series continues to balance its playful comedy with sincere character moments, and although the romantic progression remains slow, there are increasingly obvious signs that Tayama’s feelings are becoming more difficult for her to ignore. Combined with the show’s relaxing atmosphere and strong character interactions, both episodes remain consistently enjoyable from beginning to end.

Overall, these were another pair of charming episodes that continue to excel through their cozy pacing, lovable cast, and effortlessly fun character dynamics rather than dramatic twists. While the romance advances at a deliberately slow pace and Sasaki’s density can occasionally become a little repetitive, the series remains easy to sit back and enjoy thanks to its warm humor and genuine heart. Even without major plot developments, the chemistry between the leads continues to carry the show, making these two episodes another pleasant watch that leaves you looking forward to what’s next.