Railway boxed meals in West Japan. Ekiben famous lunch boxes at every train station. "MIZUHO" and "SAKURA" of the Shinkansens began activity on March 12，2011. In commemoration of it，they produced box lunches. Attention： This Bento finishes sale on June 30, 2011. ●●●●●Please forgive my clumsy English.●●●●● Mizuho (train)／Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org Sakura (train)／Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org
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Food Safety in Japan: Post-Fukushima Useful Japanese for shopping (国産"kokusan": domestic) (原産国[名] - gensankuni[mei]: country of origin) (原材料名- genzairyoumei: ingredient list) In this video I examine the published results of Japan's random food testing and visit a grocery store to examine food labeling and discuss staying safe in Japan. The food situation in Japan is becoming more and more threatening to everyone's health. Radioactive contamination from the triple melt-down and subsequent explosions of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant have contaminated a large swatch of agricultural land. The Japanese government's response was to raise the "safety" limit of allowable contamination in food more than 3x higher than the limit in the Ukrane (the home of Chernobyl.) The government and industry have taken the firm position that if contamination in food is under the limit then it is "safe" and is sold without any special markings. Additionally Strontium, Uranium, and other horrifically poisonous radionuclides are NOT being tested for. Only Cesium 134, 137, and Iodine 131 are being checked. The government has ignorantly and arrogantly claimed that heavier radionuclides wouldn't fly far from Fukushima. However, private tests seven months after the disaster have revealed radioactive Strontium 90 250km. away from Fukushima Daichi in Yokohama (www.japantimes.co.jp The reality is continuing to deteriorate despite the government and media's reassurances of the ...
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Individual words are at: genkienglish.net Have a tour around a Japanese festival and learn a few of the nice foods you'll find.
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Main Ingredients • 4 Sheets Dried Seaweed (Laver) for Kimbap or Sushi • 1½ Cups Crab Sticks (5 Pieces) • 4½ Tbsp Mayonnaise • 1 Seedless Cucumber (⅛ tsp Salt) • 1 Avocado • 8 tsp Sesame Seeds • Bamboo Mat Rice Ingredients • 4 Cups Cooked Short Grain (or Sushi) Rice • 2 Tbsp Brown Rice Vinegar • 1 Tbsp Sugar • ¼ tsp Salt Dipping Sauce Ingredients • Some Soy Sauce • Some Wasabi Yield: 8 Rolls Special Music "Sunshine" by "Good Friend"
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You can read more about this place on Tofugu.com! www.tofugu.com I know it's been a while since Cat Island Part 1 came out, and you're all so patiently waiting for Part 2 (soon, I promise!!), so I thought I'd put together a TofuguTV quicky in the meantime... also happens to be about the favorite food of cats... At ざうお (Zauo), a super-fun restaurant, you catch your own fish (and then tell them how you want it prepared). You're surrounded by aquariums (and possibly sitting on a giant indoor boat) and they give you some bait and fishing poles. From there, you bait the hook and go fishing. The fish are totally dumb and love being caught, which makes it awesome. This place is a bit gimmicky, sure, but it's also one of the funnest restaurants I've been to. Totally worth checking out, I think! I also write about Japanese culture, society, language, etc., over at tofugu.com (nothing stuffy, only fun). Shoot me an email if I can help with anything!
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Having lunch at Design Festa in Harajuku, Tokyo. We didn't really know how to prepare these dishes, but I think we almost got it right. The first one is a Okonomiyaki and the last one Yaki soba! Eemmainjapan.com
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This is a cafeteria style restaurant in Japan called Shokudo. It's a great place to eat home made Japanese style food. It tastes great and it's cheap. Definitely go to a shokudo if you come to Japan. It's the kind of place that tourists never come to.
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The starter is a new soup from a vending machine, then a sweet potato, followed by Yakitori or Chicken on a stick. It was a cold, but epic night of eating on the streets in Japan. ----------------------------------------- Total Lunar Eclipse, December 10, 2011: Unfortunately, I didn't get any interesting video, but what I saw was amazing. I watched the moon completely disappear. Poof! ..Just like magic. A lunar eclipse is when the Moon passes behind the Earth so that the Earth blocks the Sun's rays from striking the Moon. This can occur only when the Sun, Earth, and Moon are aligned exactly, or very closely so, with the Earth in the middle. Special Thanks to Epic Meal Time for the inspiration & masterbation: www.youtube.com Music by Kevin MacLeod ------------------------- CHECK ME OUT: ------------------------- Facebook: tinyurl.com Twitter: twitter.com Google+: tinyurl.com Subscribe: www.youtube.com --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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JHillLife is this week's guest food vlogger! Check out Tampopo, an amazing Asian restaurant in Manchester, England. Josh eats some AMAZING Asian food and finishes it all off with some beautiful Japanese Beef Ramen ラーメン SUBSCRIBE to JHillLife for great Asia related vids: www.youtube.com Follow JHillLife on Twitter: twitter.com Tampopo Restaurant (Manchester): www.tampopo.co.uk Music: "Soft Orange Glow" Instrumental - by Josh Woodward www.jamendo.com
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When you visit Japan you will drink and eat with Japanese people. These words will help you out. *** More videos @ www.yesjapan.com
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Please Join My Facebook Page for more info on Japanese Food! - www.facebook.com Homepage - www.ezjapanesecooking.com Mirin is a very sweet sake used for cooking. If you don't have mirin, substitute with sake+honey, or apple juice+honey.
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This Japan Minute shows Osechi-ryōri 御節料理or traditional Japanese New Years food. Our family had this given to us as a gift. it was made at a nice restaurant in Osaka, Japan. Follow me: Twitter twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com Blog: rkobekevin.blogspot.com My FAN PAGE www.facebook.com Google+ plus.google.com Music by the most amazing Josh Woodward: www.jamendo.com SUBSCRIBE to Josh's channel: www.youtube.com
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This Week In Japan presents another reality show visit with Mal Adams who shares with us a day in his life in Kakegawa City, Shizuoka prefecture, Japan. This episode deals with Friends, Fine Art and Good Food. Enjoy!
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You Tube, nihonnjenn asked me a question: "What do you prefer, Korean food or Japanese food?" Here is my answer! nihonjenn's channel: www.youtube.com Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com Read my blog: kobekevin.blogspot.com
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I'll show you the kind of stuff I buy at the supermarkets here in Japan. Learn about the products we buy here in Japan and see what they look like. Since I mostly shop at supermarkets and grocery stores I'll be showing you the food products I buy from those places. There are also traditional food markets here in Japan as well. I don't shop at those places as often, but if I do buy stuff from the traditional markets I will show that as well. Basically, since I have lived here in Kobe for a long time I know where to buy the cheapest of any product I want. Food is expensive here in Japan so knowing where to get what you want for a good price is imperative to saving money here in Japan. Today I bought salt, oysters and petty onions.
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Subscribe For Food- www.youtube.com Natto. A fermented soybean that is traditionally eaten for breakfast in Japan. This Japanese dish is High in Protein and has a low calorie count for the amount of protein you get. This is a Probiotic Packed food. You can eat this on Rice or in many other ways that you can find online! I love food, life, and everything about people!!! Travel, cooking, and especially eating are my favorite things to do other than hanging out with my woman ItsJudyTime. If you love food make sure to SUBSCRIBE for more videos on fun food stuff and cooking recipes. Benji's Food Channel- BenjiManTV www.youtube.com Judy's Main Channel- ItsJudyTime www.youtube.com Judy and Benji's Vlog- ItsJudysLife www.youtube.com natto, fermented soybeans, soybeans, japanese, japan, dish, traditional, nato, breakfast, japanese food, how to, diy, foods, drinks, weight loss, benji, benjimantv, benji man tv, judy, itsjudyslife, itsjudytime, youtube, food guy
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Another goofy ass Japanese food kit. I actually recorded this quite some time ago and have just now gotten around to editing it. Enjoy
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Osechi ryori is this millennial New Year's meal, served in Jubaku (lacquered box, with several floors, to store food for the first day of New Year, meaning good luck and prosperity). The dishes are prepared in advance, so that women can relax and not have to cook in the early days of the year takes sugar, sake, vinegar and soy sauce, which keeps the food and gives a sweet taste. It is served over a thousand years, with the addition of new foods through the ages, but today, few know or have time to prepare elaborate food, so there are kits ready from individual portions, in department stores and Japanese supermarkets. Half of the food prepared above. It is not random, all Japanese eat the same ingredients, because each food has a special meaning and make up the New Year's meal: 1) Ozoni: a soup is consumed at breakfast, taking Mochi, the rice cake and Naruto a mass of swirling fish with a rose in the centre, the more ingredients that vary from region to region. In Tokyo, we do with carrot, turnip round, soy sauce, water, salt and chicken, which replaced it with shrimp, 2) Sekihan: mochi rice (glutinous rice) cooked with red beans, suitable for festive occasions, 3) Tazukuri (small sardines cooked en soy sauce and sake) means an abundant harvest, for once, the sardines were used to fertilize the rice fields, 4) Kamaboko (pink mass of fish (from evil) and white (purity), embedded decoratively) remind Japan as the land of the rising sun, the color and shape, meaning festival ...
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