Ashitaba-san Chi no Muko Kurashi - Vol. 4 Ch. 32 - The Ashitaba Family Father and Son.

[MangaDex]

 

[nobaka]

To be able to catch that degree of THICCness without falling down the stairs is impressive

 

[lightingcloud]

Wtf this guy is a frigging ninja.

 

[G-P]

Mama pls.

 

[HOOfan_1]

what exactly is the father's profession?

Mu-kun keeps calling him sensei, but he seems to always be on a business trip. I can't imagine a professor or teacher would constantly be on a business trip.

 

[icarushector]

reflexes AND lower back strength! Hina's a lucky gal.

 

[reallynotallen]

to be able to keep his balance AND catch the THICC is near impossible but my boi did it anyway

 

[Ezlsnow]

From getting back pain to successfully catching her without falling from the stairs, our Mu-kun right here must be training for these kinds of days in the future.

 

[Rover]

@HOOFan_1 i think father is mu-kun sensei at highschool

 

[alfirizkyr]

@HOOfan_1 'sensei' doesn't necessarily mean 'teacher'. It's used as professional courtesy, usually to someone who has an expertise. Mangaka, writers, doctors, for instance, also get called 'sensei'.

 

[HOOfan_1]

@alfirizkyr but none of those are what I would associate with constantly going on business trips

 

[SotiCoto]

Nice Catch!



@HOOfan_1 : Might be a university lecturer. Might have been travelling to give lectures in other universities.

 

[Boomthorkell]

@SotiCoto
@HOOfan_1

Japan's school system actually mandates teachers teach at schools in different areas on rotations. It's egalitarian, but can be a real pain when you're sent to teach in a rural area well away from your home. I'm not sure if this is his case, but another manga "Yandere Kanojo" has a similar father-teacher situation.

 

[Mephis_to]

"La Pucelle" french word for a virgin woman.... they both know that they aren't anymore haha

Anyway Atta-Mu-kun xD

And business trip is not only in other countries but can also be made in the country.... So my guess is that the father is a lecturer and was dispatched for some work or he himself asked to work on his subject... (like archeologist or historian... Historian being my second guess)