
Cooking Class is the fiftieth chapter of the Horimiya manga by HERO and Daisuke Hagiwara. Collected in the seventh volume, it turns the spotlight onto members of the supporting cast, namely Sakura Kouno, Remi Ayasaki, and Kakeru Sengoku.
Cooking Class is the fiftieth chapter of the Horimiya manga, written by HERO and drawn by Daisuke Hagiwara. It belongs to the seventh collected volume of the series. The available reference records the chapter's title and featured cast but does not preserve a plot synopsis, so the specific developments are not detailed here.
The chapter directs its attention to three members of the supporting ensemble: Sakura Kouno, Remi Ayasaki, and Kakeru Sengoku. Within the series order it follows the forty-ninth chapter and leads into the sports festival sequence that begins with the next installment.

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Chapter 50 of Horimiya is titled Cooking Class. It is the fiftieth chapter of the manga, written by HERO and drawn by Daisuke Hagiwara.
Chapter 50 of Horimiya, Cooking Class, turns the spotlight onto supporting cast members Sakura Kouno, Remi Ayasaki, and Kakeru Sengoku.
Chapter 50 of Horimiya was released on April 18, 2015, as Issue #5 of that year's serialization. It is collected in Volume 7 of the manga.
Chapter 50 of Horimiya, Cooking Class, is followed by Chapter 51, which begins the sports festival storyline. It comes directly after Chapter 49.
Chapter 50 of Horimiya, Cooking Class, is collected in Volume 7 of the manga, following Chapter 49 and preceding Chapter 51.
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