Seven Stories That’ll Leave You Craving Japanese Food

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In this reel, we’re serving a smorgasbord of Japanese delights. From deep-fried maple leaves to a (safely prepared) poisonous puffer fish, this is a feast you shouldn’t miss. Hope you’re hungry!
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@lucarrie 6 лет назад

"Let's start with dessert!" _a split second later..._ *EY EY EY EY EY EY EY EY EY*

@emmamadgini4139 4 года назад

😅😃😂😂😅😆😂Lmao

@noobofalltrades9766 4 года назад

ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA!!

@epicspymain691pyaeminthu5 4 года назад

EY more like YEET!

@weedthyking4904 4 года назад

Noob Of All Trades I think more like muda muda muda muda muda muda And then Zaaaa warudo 😅😑🤷‍♂️

@Zephereal 4 года назад

Your profile though..

@ary2527 5 лет назад

"We get a lot out of the ocean but I think we hardly give it anything in return"

@Hijab_Diffusion 4 года назад

@@benathungshitiri9003 we do give a shit to the ocean, literally "shit".

@Marquis-Sade 4 года назад

@@benathungshitiri9003 And dont forget Fukushima. They threw a lot of atomic waste into the ocean!

@cerit402 4 года назад

Marquis it was an accidental thing tho. It wasn’t on purpose like throwing plastic into the ocean

@SocietiesSlave 4 года назад

We feed it a lot of people

@Marquis-Sade 3 года назад

@@cerit402 Fair point

@poseidon7836 4 года назад

“Maple Leaf Tempura” Canadians: *SHAKING*

@Rbexa1 4 года назад

That's actually something I would love to try though

@Alkalus 4 года назад

Canada 🇨🇦: Tyler1 Autism Attack

@sokunio241 4 года назад

im shaking

@hinatashoyo9776 4 года назад

I’m part Canadian and Japanese and when I heard that I THREW MY PHONE

@holisticmaya 6 лет назад

Awww the man who cultivates the special seaweed, when he teared up... 😢

@pinkmonkeybird2644 3 года назад

He’s someone who understands the weight of tradition and the responsibility humans have for stewardship of the earth and its oceans.

@suzusat 5 лет назад

I love how all these people say something that it makes them most happy is when the costumers say it’s delicious

@zelbarbero 4 года назад

When people complemented you cooking, it is indeed the best feeling.

@isabelac.3050 6 лет назад

The story about the seaweed was honestly so incredibly sweet

@VeronicaMonjaras 6 лет назад

Isabela C. Really?? I thought it was a incredibly salty Because of my tears 😭

@CitraMaharani1994 6 лет назад

I cri also 😭😭😭

@shojin6945 5 лет назад

The white strawberries I tasted when I was in Japan was really really tasty. It's not the typical sweet sour flavor you get from red strawberries but it really tasted weird but delicious nonetheless. And comparing the aftertaste, the white strawberries doesn't linger as long as the red strawberries and isn't overpowering too. The only flaw was that it emptied my wallet.

@corn7472 4 года назад

*buys 3* That would be 100. Me : *Oh fucc.*

@inalatumarianna5510 4 года назад

@Ngan Dinh I heard ir sort of tasted like pineapples. But that's just what I've heard, I don't really know what it tastes like since I've never tasted it before

@kaylalovemobilelegends2489 4 года назад

lucky i brought my sis there

@chailatte8559 4 года назад

@@corn7472 actually 120 o.O

@chailatte8559 4 года назад

@@corn7472 thank you for your money!

@DickerWaal 5 лет назад

gotta be honest, the cinematography and editing are absolutely great throughout the video until the last story lol the first 6 stories soothed my mind and warmed my heart, but the final one crashed that down real quickly - I'm impressed

@StoneOfMoon 4 года назад

fu furious I know Portuguese and in the last clip they pretty much butchered the heck out of the Portuguese words it made my heart ache hahah

@niice13minutesesh 4 года назад

Imagine getting slapped in the face by Mr. Mitsuo Nakatani

@quttles 4 года назад

mochi cheek!

@Karmakeddon_MtG 4 года назад

I'd have to have tongue surgery to extend it..then lick my own face..

@danksanchez4324 4 года назад

He’d back hand you back to you moms placenta

@leslieortiz7167 4 года назад

Crial His signature move, MoCHEEK

@tebesaninkane1689 4 года назад

He’d slap you three times in a second

@achuims2092 5 лет назад

The Japanese and their respect for culture is just so admirable.

@soljustsol8616 4 года назад

WE MUST PROTECT THE OCEAN SO THAT MAN CAN KEEP GROWING HIS SEAWEED! WHOS WITH ME?!

@altf4582 4 года назад

@gabri_maybe 4 года назад

@edrienmanzanero4081 4 года назад

@tonystark6755 4 года назад

shut up edrien >:(

@edrienmanzanero4081 4 года назад

@@tonystark6755 Still No

@taniaannisa1580 5 лет назад

I love the way how Japanese keeps dedication of preserving nature while doing the business 👏🏻

@cookycandy4 6 лет назад

the seaweed one was so sweet :’0

@SammyBirdTheGreat 6 лет назад

Man, Japanese food really is one of the special cuisines of the world. You got your clean sushi & sashimi, fresh vegetables, beautiful beef, creamy ramen, refreshing soba, they really have a handle on fresh flavors 💖💖

@FloodExterminator 4 года назад

You can literally hear the love and passion each and everyone of these storytellers have for their craftsmanship!

@angelthemage2972 5 лет назад

really, this video just confirms the human ability to make absolutely anything we can get our hands on edible

@gyurendakke1984 4 года назад

The man growing the seaweed was very sweet. I hope he’s work prospers for many generations to come. It’s also a good way to increase ocean water pollution awareness. We really do need to return the gifts of the sea.

@mandingobingo 4 года назад

how is that lady dipping her fingers in the oil?!

@darrylreyes5977 4 года назад

Pinto Beans the batter is really cold.

@jhooope4094 4 года назад

its the power of the elderly. you are immune to everything from hot to cold

@usamimizuki8010 3 года назад

Pinto Beans Fire resistance

@__cj90 3 года назад

@@jhooope4094 Yes exactly, they can even wash their face with the oil, the power of the elderly is Godly tier power

@therapydad 3 года назад

Girl power.

@hindsightpov4218 5 лет назад

I didn’t realize maple leaves were edible.

@nunliski 4 года назад

Completely without nutrition, but edible. You can't digest them.

@Rbexa1 4 года назад

Same, and I live in Canada

@kahjunn9427 3 года назад

Japanese Maple look like weed

@therapydad 3 года назад

Canadians:you don't eat salads???

@cabbagepatch8945 6 лет назад

This video definitely made me crave for japanese food

@briant5447 5 лет назад

0:31 my parents when they found out i failed my algebra test

@zesdeath5133 4 года назад

Hot

@s.f6851 3 года назад

I hope your ass is okay

@virgil_ 6 лет назад

0:28 I'm pretty sure he just said YEET

@xue_.m 5 лет назад

"Anyone can make Mochi if you have a will" does my death will count

@jonathanlafleche5984 4 года назад

I love bonito flakes, they almost "dance" when placed on hot food!

@pafbadz101 5 лет назад

I recently visited Japan and really like that people take pride in their work. I love how they maintain this certain level of hygiene and safety when it comes to food and basically everything they do. And also Japanese strawberries are top tier. The best in the world for me.

@pureawkwardness415 4 года назад

Japan: *has maple leaf tempura* *Canada would like to know your location*

@flea3745 4 года назад

15:41 wow, did you have to start playing the sad, gentle music? Now I can't get the ninja's to stop cutting onions

@JustinY. 6 лет назад

#1) Food Wars the anime

@DankMatter 6 лет назад

@maiesic 6 лет назад

Justin Y. How are you?

@Iscore4 6 лет назад

Justin Y. Hello

@booker... 6 лет назад

I will follow you to the ends of the earth until I Break you Justin.

@pixlekingproductions 6 лет назад

Justin Y is god

@amarieespinosa 4 года назад

8:00 Sounds like an anime Carl wheezer

@abramo7700 4 года назад

im terrible for laughing at this

@Alyssa-gq3qk 4 года назад

HAHAHHQHQH me too!

@s.f6851 3 года назад

@@abramo7700 Same x""D

@animalfunnyclips1828 6 лет назад

0:14 EGU EGGU EGUUU! EGU EGU EGU!!

@h33day 6 лет назад

DECEARING EGG

@fainted5989 5 лет назад

@@AIVacation he cleans his hand -_-

@fainted5989 5 лет назад

@@AIVacation plus, they probably clean the mochi before delivering it to others

@yellomonky4272 4 года назад

Maranatha E Nathanael srsly? Then don’t eat it. This guys a pro. I’m dumbfounded. Actually, is this real? Are you for real? Then I guess you can eat most foods. Just stfu man.

@hanoihero8168 5 лет назад

I half expected one of the Mochi pounders to tell ORA ORA ORA while making the mochi.

@matildev152 5 лет назад

Thank you for sharing so many interesting stories! I am so happy that these people were given a way to share their work and lives!

@bethanygrimes8337 5 лет назад

I just discovered this channel. It’s so diverse and interesting. Loving it!

@emmaruthmarino4886 4 года назад

7:25 this man probably heard a fugu once say "auegh"

@kofiperry19 6 лет назад

"I live my life for mochi pounding"

@alexaez3567 4 года назад

Wait till your hand get pound by the gigantic hammer

@azcenajordan3851 4 года назад

Kimochi!!!!! Im out of here...

@jgilly3362 4 года назад

@@alexaez3567 that guy is trained for it none of you are

@chronosaurus547 4 года назад

@@azcenajordan3851 😂😂😂

@Marquis-Sade 4 года назад

02:50 - When Canada mixes with Japan.

@jqroz7542 6 лет назад

0:34 AH, YEET, AH, YEET, AH, YEET 😂

@mohitshrestha7138 6 лет назад

1:19 new street fighter move

@crystalclear6660 3 года назад

Love this video. Lots of really interesting foods out there.

@Nizanator 6 лет назад

WHy am i watching this while I'm fasting???

@gilangranggap830 6 лет назад

You can eat them now, bro ... Eid Mubarak

@cielphantomhive9725 5 лет назад

Gilang Rangga Paundra that must be hard,you'll have cravings.

@cowmoo5596 5 лет назад

Nizamuddin Girach The hardest challenges create the strongest wills

@kurorooo7360 4 года назад

Coz you're gae

@jgilly3362 4 года назад

Cause it's natural to crave food in a modern world of

@kimjongun5664 5 лет назад

Love watching these.

@elizaboohoo087 6 лет назад

I LOVE THIS CHANNEL SOOO MUCH!

@hyeoka206 4 года назад

0:14 *Me And My Meat At 3 AM*

@s.f6851 3 года назад

LOL

@ghcsty-_- 4 года назад

Mr.Oshiro: “Pollution might ruin the future of my seaweed” Coronavirus: “I gOt YoU fAm”

@quinius173 6 лет назад

Great video!

@thekingkong6018 4 года назад

Mr perspective of how to make mochi: *SLAP A GLOB OF GREEN PAST WHILE ITS BEING HAMMERED ALMOST LOSING YOUR HAND*

@denrielarthurfernandez9097 5 лет назад

I really like your channel!

@NicholasMahabeer 5 лет назад

The Okinawa story was simply breathtaking

@theprocrastinatorinator8451 4 года назад

I’m gonna try and tell my weird friend about the maple leaf one He’s eaten leaves so that would be quite interesting

@salf.7484 4 года назад

i freaking teared up when the mozuku seaweed man got emotianal :'^( i will do everything in my power to make sure him and his son can keep making that seaweed!

@jekku4688 4 года назад

the Japanese are so weird and wacky and wonderful, and I'm so glad they're part of our world. :-)

@joellim9967 4 года назад

aw did they miss out the curry meal vending machines :(

@user-gt6gt4id8p 6 лет назад

I love Great Big Story!

@cupofdirtfordinner 4 года назад

that mochi stuff is actually really good. I tried some last summer when i went to Kyoto and it is REALLY good. I would imagine its what green tea would taste like, but I dont remember the taste of green tea because the last time I had it, I was like 4 or something.

@cathylovesrice3317 5 лет назад

IM CRAVING MAPLE LEAVES

@mayd244 Год назад

Pounding mochi seems to be a good activity to stress relief. At least all the rage will turn out into something good. 🤣🤣

@hokijohnsen5381 4 года назад

5:06 He's eaten so many of those white strawberries, he turned completely white too!

@heh176 4 года назад

At 3:07 I was like “OOOOOOHHHHH MAAAAPPPLEEEEEEE”

@nrgaaron7089 4 года назад

My parents when I get an A- on my report card: 1:17

@SleepingSoldier 6 лет назад

14:26 - Thought somebody's Iphone rang.

@bramcasey5979 4 года назад

these people are all so lovely oh my gosh

@winnonaajiningtias4195 4 года назад

The last one makes me cry.

@Elinam-lt6ce 6 лет назад

I loved Japan allot before the video. NOW I LOVE IT EVEN MORE!!!!!!

@gameender8239 5 лет назад

Ahh so many wonderful people

@peppapig4156 5 лет назад

5:09 he looks like the Oompa Loompas in Charlie and the chocolate factory

@GhostTheHost713 4 года назад

The last one Great its like the Hawaiian pizza mishap

@hecatejones4038 4 года назад

Making Mochi looks so therapeutic🙂.

@tanvisood3572 4 года назад

jokes on you, i'm always craving japanese food...

@lelennyface7360 4 года назад

*Tempura was actually a **_*PORTUGUESE_* *dish* Me: **trust issues increasing**

@cacao2cream369 4 года назад

Great Video

@Swushfinance 6 лет назад

I adore food... Just puttin it out there

@pikasoo521 5 лет назад

Lol hahaha

@cacao2cream369 4 года назад

Amazing vid

@baekh_oney6535 4 года назад

After watching the first person saying how pounding mochi is like a battle, I want a shonen anime where the main characters learns how to fight after pounding and making mochi for over an year

@s.f6851 3 года назад

LMAO

@holisticmaya 6 лет назад

That Mochi pounding had me floored 😂 I love this. I really want to go to Japan right now!

@holisticmaya 6 лет назад

Please tell me what is that music around 12:30?? It is magical :)

@hinatashoyo9776 4 года назад

I’ve had a pack White Jewel strawberry before for ¥500, it taste has a hint of pineapple as well of normal strawberry. I would recommend it!

@travis_redfern6771 6 лет назад

Anyone else love this channel so much 🙌🏼

@lightsoutisay 4 года назад

Awww I hope the seaweed farmer's son legitimately wants to carry on the business!

@daveotuwa5596 Месяц назад

The legendary mochi joint is close to an abandoned theme park. AI!🗾

@anhhuyen3489 6 лет назад

That sushi looks soo cool😜😜

@elyhatorangan5706 4 года назад

Say hard Toughts:hard to make Reality:literally hard as wood

@biebson9287 4 года назад

Sometimes I wonder what if one day all those old people who make these delicious dishes are gone, who would make it without them?

@hindsightpov4218 5 лет назад

Fresh mochi is so good.

@carbon9599 4 года назад

I dont think that white strawberries are only grown in Japan since we grow them here in Sweden to. Even i grow them in my backyard

@annashoptillidrop 4 года назад

I love japanese food❤️

@sandorayaki5301 6 лет назад

I'm so hungry now

@bagondreamer 6 лет назад

I'm always craving japanese food lol

@stormcuber2461 6 лет назад

I was eating popcorn while watching this 🍿🍿🍿🍿

@animeneweablet 4 года назад

Katsuobushi is like Hakårl (The Carl, yes, me.) but no toxin detected or present.

@priscillafelix623 6 лет назад

They also have white strawberries in California

@miche.5146 5 лет назад

it probbly came from japan

@peek_a_vru 4 года назад

It felt so deep when the special seaweed man cried 😢.

@xPandamon 3 года назад

Ah yes fugu will totally leave me craving for japanese food

@peanutismint 6 лет назад

Great videos. @17:31 I bet you guys had great fun shouting "PORTUGAL!" at the same time......

@Soterise 3 года назад

What restaurant is the Fugu Chef Sasaki Yutaka from?? No mention of it anywhere....

@tanvisood3572 6 лет назад

tbh i'm always craving Japanese food

@shmo9622 6 лет назад

I’ve had the white jewel strawberries. They taste exactly the same

@seiyuokamihimura5082 6 лет назад

The way he popped that fugu.... Holy crap

@Kaalokalawaia 4 года назад

Ah this makes me think of my childhood. My family used to always pound our own mochi. The rest of the family would line up and make them into little balls. Good times.