The green thing is a string bean, not a kidney bean. Kidney beans are red, bean sized and oblong FYI 🙂 Your videos relax my racing heart. Thank you for de-stressing me. You cook the dumplings in a dangerous way by adding oil to water. It could pop and splatter and be very dangerous. They're also supposed to be flipped.
Oh! I was curious, and when I searched for green beans in Japan, the ones served on top of this paella came up in the search results...😂 Are green beans in America red?! I'm curious... I'm so glad you're relaxed☺️ I guess this cooking method is dangerous, right? 🥹 I was nervous as well when I poured the oil in...
@@DigDigJAPANkidney beans can be red or white in the US. The red ones are visually similar to adzuki beans, if that helps. The long beans you see on the paella are young beans. When the beans grow, they grow inside of that long part. If you had split one open you would've found tiny, immature beans in it. They are typically green, but can be yellow too. But if you were to let the beans mature and dry, then you can split the pod open and get 'normal' beans.
Where I come from that long bean is called a 'Green Bean'. And it only comes in green. Kidney beans are in the shape of your kidneys and that is why it is called a Kidney Bean.
Japanese Vending machines are my "new" obsession now. I will be making future plane to Visit Japan to use the vending machines there (especially the vending machine ferries). I like the skin on the Chicken steak, 😋
Vending machines are so awesome!! I've been curious about the vending machine ferry too and would love to ride it!! Hope your trip to Japan is amazing☺️
In America, we call those green things "green beans". What we call kidney beans are small and shaped kind of like a kidney. By the way, I love your videos and look forward to watching them. Thank you for making them. 😊
I was surprised to learn that the names are different in America and Japan!! Thank you for letting me know😆🙏🏻 I'm very happy to hear that🥹✨I'll continue to do my best to make it enjoyable for you!!
I came on here to say the same thing. I’m in UK and we also call them green beans or runner beans as they grow up a vine. 😊 This is what a kidney bean looks like 🫘
Ah - gluten doesn't affect weight loss! It's just whether or not it has it - some people are intolerant to gluten, but all it is is a protein from wheat. If you aren't allergic to it, not having it means nothing to you at all. A gluten free thing can still be packed with calories, which is what puts weight on you~
I love your videos!! Your commentary always makes my boyfriend and i laugh and brings a smile to our faces. I was laughing at the cricket!! Cant believe you ate it 🦗
They have a programme here called 'I'm a celebrity get me out of here!' where they eat all kinds of insects and offal, so your cookie seemed pretty safe lol. I can understand your hesitation though. Not gonna see me eating crickets any time soon 😂. Those dumplings looked so good, I was surprised you didn't bring out the chili and garlic sauce, though. BTW since watching your videos, I have found a crispy garlic chili oil and it is so good!!
Wow, I'm really curious about that show...lol. I hesitated even more when I made eye contact with the cricket🤣 I'm so glad you know me! Actually, the condiments were on my desk, but I forgot to take a video🤣. I ate the rest of the dumplings with the crispy garlic chili oil☺️lol. I'm glad you actually ate them and thought they were delicious🫶🏻
Eating in-flight meals in a cramped narrow chair at 30000 feet above Eating an in-flight meal in your favorite or massage chair at ground level I will take your word that crickets are not good eating, especially when there are better choices in the present.
It's true that the in-flight meals on the ground were very elegant for some reason 😌 lol Trust me 🤣 I guess they have nutrients, but I'm going to get my nutrients from different foods 🤣 lol
It's this Japanese vending machine culture, we don't have it in Brazil, it's very difficult to find vending machines in my country, even in big cities.
Thank you for always watching!! Japan has a very strong vending machine culture!! You can find a vending machine just by walking a little 😂 But I guess it's not a given 😂💦
Pretty sure that was some type of string bean in the paella and not a kidney bean. Kidney beans are small and red. In fact in the southern US, they are simply called red beans and are a savory dish which is often confusing when I watch Japanese videos and see all the desserts with "red bean paste" 😂
@@DigDigJAPAN Haha, you're welcome, my friend. Red beans and rice is a very famous savory dish where I'm from. It's best when cooked with a ham bone and served with smoked sausage. You usually add hot sauce once it's all cooked to enhance the flavor. I hope you get to try it one day just like I hope to try sweets with azuki bean paste one day!
vending machines in the US usually only have junk food (soda, chips, candy, etc), and if they have anything good its always overpriced! I would love to try some of these vending machines one day.
I'm also really curious about US vending machines!! But it's a bit disappointing that they're so expensive🥺💦There are a lot of vending machines in Japan, so if you have a chance to go to Japan, please try them☺!!
That vending machine restaurant had a really wide variety of foods. Very nice. Those green things in the paella were green beans. The cricket cookies were hilarious. Were there bits of crickets in the cookie too or just that big one on top?
I like your saucepans, I have a very similar set. I have a small kitchen and they take up a lot less space. Are they popular in Japan, because I know there are a lot of small houses and flats in Japanese cities? Very relaxing video, I like how you describe things.
I'm glad you liked the pot!! Actually, it's my favorite pot for a long time✨ Pots are popular in Japan. It doesn't take up much space, and I basically use this pot for all kinds of cooking😂lol And thank you for the encouraging words!! I'll keep doing my best!!
An Avid Viewer of Your Videos Here, I Hope There Are Vending Machines, Convenience Foods and Street Foods in Yamanashi Prefecture If You Visit Soon! ❤️
Thank you for watching the video!! Are you going to Yamanashi prefecture? ☺️ The food is grapes and natto, and it's a very wonderful place with an amusement park and a view of Mt. Fuji✨
the green things are not kidney beans kidney beans are little red things that look like kidney the greens things are "green beans" or in german called "grüne bohnen" as the colour suggests
You might be surprised... When I search for kidney beans in Japan, only these green ones come up🫛🫛 I think the Japanese perception is wrong🥹 (By the way, the Japanese translations of "kidney beans" and "green beans" are the same🤣) And thank you for letting me know!!☺️
@@DigDigJAPAN ohh I didn't know that but nice to know and no problem I think and sorry if my comment came across as rude or something, I didn't know that green beans and kindneys beans come out the same in Japanese translations but nice to know something new about it :)
The biggest problem, I think, with introducing bugs as a diet staple is that its mostly for shock value in countries that don't eat bugs. So, instead of using ideas and recipes from cultures that have incorporated bugs, they turn it into a meme challenge, essentially.
In my case, I was brainwashed into thinking that bugs were inedible, so I had no concept of eating them, but when it comes down to it, it takes a lot of courage 🥹
In labuan🇲🇾 we call it long beans because it is long right it doesn,t bother me at all in different countries different names right just accept what they call the matter is fun to watch i love it thumbs up i like wending machines in japan i do enjoy the videos the packaging is super cute i think is yummy too a lot of choices it,s really awesome too many wending machines in japan cool if i were there it,s hard to choose because i really like them all thanks for the paradise wending machines in japan😊❤❤❤🙀😽😻🍦🍭🍤🍥🍜🍣🍧🍨🥟🍬🍛🍱🎉
Thank you for watching from Labuan!! I'm encouraged by your kind comments🥹 I learned a lot myself!! 🫛 I'm still learning English, but it seems like I still have a long way to go🤣 Vending machines, a deep-rooted culture in Japan, have so many different types, and I think I can introduce more and more in the future✨ I was really lost on which food to eat from the vending machine🤣 I'd like to continue to give you a lot of content like this!! Thank you🫶🏻
28:13 I've watched a streamer eat roasted crickets on a stick with a detached leg. I hope I could handle some cricket senbei-esque cookies. (The answer was yes, yes I could.)
Ich bin so neidisch auf all diese tollen automaten bei uns in deutschland gibt es kaum welche und wenn sind nur nüsse oder süßigkeiten drin. Total langweilig, viel zu teuer und ohne Abwechslung😢. Bei euch gibt es so viel Abwechslung das ist echt mega.
Ich finde Japans Automatenkultur großartig✨Es ist teurer, als sie im Supermarkt zu kaufen, aber wenn ich sie vor mir sehe, möchte ich sie essen, also kaufe ich sie😂LOL Ich bin auch neugierig auf deutsche Verkaufsautomaten!
I can’t believe they got vending machines that sell insect cookies as food. Normally, crickets are a delicacy in some other countries like Mexico, but they definitely aren’t for me too! 🤢
0:25 The first 1000 times, I thought it was just a typo, but since you persist, let me help you. It might be a "convenient store", but it's called "convenience store". By the way, there are things called spell-checkers. Even better, freemium services like Grammarly will help you a lot.
the creator is a Japanese, hence English isn’t his first language lol…. please understand he might not know that and that is okay. he also replies to comments using a translator tool.
Maybe in Japan they call them convenient stores. They have fans all over the world, not just in the US. FYI...On military bases in the US the call them 7 day stores. So as long as you get it, it's fine.
@@Mohawk-Tuah_Tribe I'm not sure what your point is. I'm not from the US. Also, I'm not a native English speaker and make many mistakes, but I welcome corrections when they are politely given. The CC is in English; therefore, if you talk about "convenience store", that's the correct terminology. Finally, "as long as you get it, it's fine." It's an awful attitude, as well as legitimate ignorance and laziness. I tolerate mistakes if there is a will to improve and acceptance to help. However, when this will isn't there, I only see a person who's lazy and most likely a failure in many other aspects of life.
THIS IS WHAT I LIKE TO SEE, PLEASE DO NOT GIVE IN TO THE CLICKBAIT CULTURE, YOU R CHANEL WILL GROW ON HONESTY AND GOOD VIDEOS RATHER THAN CLICKBAITING PEOPLE. YOU ARE A CREDIT TO YOUR COUNTRY. I AM SO TIRED OF THOSE CLICKBAIT CHANNELS THAT JUST LEAVE A BAD TASTE IN YOUR MOUTH.
Lol, no it's not! Millions of people around the world eat insects on a daily! Just with other foods like mushrooms, eat cleanly and know what you're eating!
