Hyoung Kim I love the fact that idiots forget how water works. Y'know, evaporation, condensation...Japan is surrounded by water, they get plenty of precipitation. Water is not an issue for them because it literally falls from the sky.
A big reason for using so much water is to prevent food poisoning. Think about it. If they didn't keep a constant flow of water going, all sorts of pathogenic bacteria and viruses would quickly accumulate on the cooking surface and multiply. At home people don't have to worry about it, because they cook a couple of servings and they're done. If they didn't use the flowing water, every few times they made a dish they'd have to thoroughly clean everything, before they could go on. That's because the food is fresh, often alive just before cooking.
At first that running water bothered me until some comments explained that they're not wasting water. and then I remembered my sensei told us that Japan's highest resources are water:)
Thank You for telling where you got it and what the name of the dish is. A lot of Street Food Videos don't even tell you what the name of the food they are showing is called most of the time and Never tell where or what part of the city they are in where they found it.
You seriously followed me here to this video from the last one? You must have a lot of free time on your hands. And I'm not a boomer, I'm a millennial. I'm assuming that's what you meant.
.....MY BAD...I meant "Boomhower"....Christ try to exercise d brain a little ....i am already (mostly) wasted over here...and whatta you mean followed you from the last one??.....i just replied twice to your comment......"nanda koriya!!"
every single comment on wasting water. keep in mind this is japan and they have advanced recycling technology. even they reuse same water in bath tub for the entire family, and they have thing that reuse water from the sink to flush the toilet 😁 please google
WE WASTE MORE IN THE USA THAN THE WHOLE WORLD! IF that was AMERICAN water it would UNFIT to use! When you point a finger at someone else ... 3 are pointing back at you!
it is needed you wouldnt want to eat in a place that smells of scalop guts would you also they recycle a shitload in japan these couple of shops probaly still waste less water then you
Nykaitcha you cant realy see it because of the camera angle but he gives the scallop to the other guy then imdiatly grabs another scallop and the circle repeats they arent wasting more then 1 liter inbetween scallop
this is japan were talking about. They have shit ton of buttons on their toilets. They use advance technology in everything. They have a very low population. They're on an island with regular precipitation. Clean water is just like air to them.
Adam Italia Yeah, it's on the decline but that doesn't mean their current population is low though. It's not low by any standard, especially when you take into account what little land they have. The future's population of Japan might be low (in terms of land-to-people ratio) but it will take at least half a century for that to happen since the average Japanese life expectancy is 85 now.
You people are ONLY commenting on the water because you see everyone else doing it. Oh my god. Shut up the ignorance. And READ. Amazing videos by the way. I love them for the unfiltered access!
That is a garden hose hooked from the sink to a spigot on the wall providing the sink with running water. the entire kitchen is mobile and can be moved from place to place.
Sammy Rhee Rhee u should go back to africa to eat some horse feet. u can find recipe in google. u need to thank whitr ppl for slavery so u are not dying of hunger by now. plus u are really ignorant.
I had the same in South Korea, incredibly delicious, done on the bbq with sauce and cheese added. Must be a specie of scallops that grows in that archipelago.
Dude, water makes cycles in nature. You can't waste a water unless you pollute it. These guys are not polluting a water, it will return to a river/ocean and evaporate, just like if it would do without humans using this water. Contaiminating a water with deadly chemicals is a waste of water and you don't even need to use water to do this - just throw garbage to the river.
ozrallyguy they don't care because the water ALWAYS gets recycled and is not expensive, that's just how it is there, when they go to other country of course they're conscious of their use of water
For me, this was the best stand for fresh scallops. I ate them for breakfast the three mornings I was in Osaka. Can’t beat King Crab and Scallops for breakfast. I would have preferred if they did not add pepper but from my understanding, that is how they do it in Osaka. (I had just gotten used to how they prepared them in Hokkaido.)
Is water cheap in Japan?? Or free perhaps?? It hurts to see that waste of water, even when he is not using it any more, you can listen the water falling and falling...
So you love to buy fish from a stinky shop? You dont care about food poisoning? They are not stupid or lazy. They use a lot of water cause they need it.
Did I say that??? I think that's not what I said.... WHY PEOPLE ALWAYS CHANGE THE MEANING OF THE WORDS?????? So for you, people that waste water is clean, and people that save water is dirty??? What a stupid idea.... really really stupid. The first part of your comment agressive and silly. The second part, OK, if you speak without attacking, I say OK, maybe they need it and re-use it in someway.
yousif alotibi they have probably the best recycling in the world and aren't having a drought, so who gives a shit about their water. Not everywhere is the US.
This is Osaka Japan though where cost of living is one of the highest in the world being in one of the largest and most modernized cities with deep rooted history in the world. The difference between Indonesian and Japanese prices is worlds apart.
Eraser On one hand, yes, they just cooked fresh (expensive) large scallop...but on the other hand, imagine if you were working on whatever your trade is and have someone just shit all over your livelihood because you just did labor for construction on something they could've done themselves given enough time, or you just served a table walking back and forth bringing food and drinks, etc, or you typed work as a secretary that your boss could've done himself given enough time.... We pay for time, my friend, because if we had a million years to live then we could learn to do it all ourselves, too, and do it for ourselves. This is coming from me, a capitalist and business owner...I pay employees a decent wage for their time because I can't do it all myself even though I know how.
