How to cook a giant live moray eel (the sea gang) ! Amazing Japanese style skill "Utsubo" cuisine!

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In this video, I take a close look at "Ginchiro", a restaurant in Wakayama, Kishu, famous for its moray eel cuisine!
This time, they processed the biggest moray eel in the fish tank, a 5 kilogram class moray eel.
The technique introduced in the video, "lkejime," originated in Japan, where the fish is immediately killed (brain-dead) and bled to prevent decomposition of the flesh and keep it fresh longer.
"Shinkeijime" is a technique that has recently been gaining attention in Japan, where a special wire-like device (piano wire in this case) is used to destroy the nerve bundles (spinal cord) that run along the upper middle bone of the fish.
This is said to prevent the fish from becoming violent or stressed, to prevent the loss of ATP (the source of energy and flavor in fish), and to prolong the time when rigor mortis begins.
From a religious point of view (Islam, veganism, etc.), people from overseas may think that such a method is cruel and inhumane, but it is a necessary technology to make raw fish such as sushi and sashimi, which the Japanese love, more delicious, and this technology for handling fish meat is unique to Japan and is still evolving.
We eat and live with gratitude and respect for all life, be it animals, fish, or plants, without distinction.
Not everyone, but many Japanese people seem to have this kind of thoughts, ideas and philosophy.
As for the taste of the moray eel dish, it was not a ghetto dish, but a refined and elegant taste like a blowfish, and the meat was surprisingly tender.
If you are ever in Wakayama, please come to "Ginchiro" and try the fresh live moray eel. (Reservations are required for the thinly sliced moray eel.)
Thank you very much for the food.
"DELI BALI"
Movie shooting cooperation: "Kishu no Ajidokoro Ginchiro"
www.ginchiro.jp/
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[@user-fl6xv6cd7t]

那個⋯大家可以找一下資料，很多人都誤會了，這種作法並不會使魚比較痛苦。 第一刀下刀時魚就腦死了，用銳器戳脊髓時魚身的扭動是神經反射，與痛覺無關，魚早已死亡，是神經反射驅動肌肉。 當然畫面還是怵目驚心就是了⋯⋯

[@7810101229]

請問哪邊可以找到???

[@7810101229]

只要知道不是被吃之前 還要承受 莫大的痛苦就行了...謝謝 是不是每種日本料理都會像這樣??..看似很痛實際上已經腦死了??

[@AhmadAhmad-tz3it]

Tau dadi belute iku t... Sok2an ngomng gk loro

[@menorahdarkness4877]

.. How do you know?

[@medicarecom4177]

I m a medico stuents a/c to neural point of view there brain is not 100 percent dead ;there pain receptor is also working ;also adrenaline horme ne also spread in body parts

[@YourAverageLoser868]

This is exactly the kind of video you end up watching when you should be sleeping😂

[@Rather_Crusty_Scrotum]

I’m watching this shit at 2:30 am for no reason bro 💀

[@oliviaatakerue3655]

Fr fr😂😂😂😂

[@dowhatIdo]

Hahaha true

[@hapii1438]

currently 2:32 am so you're not wrong lmao

[@beauyolia]

That's why I'm here, trying to go to sleep

[@y_hoku27]

命を食べるためには命を奪うことが必要 普段牛や鳥を食べるがその場面を見ないからこそこういう動画を見た時に感謝をすることの重要さを実感します できる限り美味しくいただき、感謝を伝えることが私たちにできる最大限の弔いであり命を繋げるということの大切さを教える事に繋がります。 いただきますは大切な文化です

[@MonkeyDIvan]

Or you could just go vegan and spare us your false self-righteousness.

[@user-dj7gq5mu7e]

Too much chatter, the best option is not to look at unnecessary parts.

[@ArThor70]

Life is a crime. ☠️

[@moonandantarctica2]

"killed instantly" 30 minutes later: eel still alive

[@abdulkarimsaleh]

No, shes in fact dead, the reaction when he insterts the hanger is muscle reaction.

[@locuacidadsindiluir1696]

@@abdulkarimsaleh And the FRANTIC MOVEMENTS long time AFTERWARDS....., ¿¿are just muscles reactions too?? ¡¡¡¡C´moooon!!!!

[@soooslaaal8204]

@@locuacidadsindiluir1696 yes they are? that's how the spinal cord works in humans too and why you see agonal movements in people with devastating traumatic brain injury

[@andrewjessen827]

@@locuacidadsindiluir1696 same reasons why chickens run around for minutes after their head is completely cut off..

[@Cadeaux_Man]

Chickens and other animals do not work the same way as humans. Pay no attention to these matrix dwellers with their FB article answers and crutches. You are correct.

[@redanntube]

よゐこ が躊躇なく捌いて食したの素直に尊敬しる…

[@umakara55]

知らない人が多いようなので書いておく。 1.吊るした時点で魚体は生物学的には死んでいる 2.完全に心停止させない理由は、丁寧に血抜きしたほうが美味いため（これは狩猟でも用いられる技術） 3.ウツボの血液には毒がある。加熱すれば無毒化するが、今回のように生食する場合には徹底した血抜きが必要

[@DELIBALI]

Very important information. "博識"

[@cyrus00775]

I am a meat lover, but man what a torture this one really was.

[@Noodles-sd9hb]

How would that be torturous at all? The brainstem is already severed at the neck. Any vertebrate is dead at that point. Or maybe you don't know that the meat you are buying from the grocery store actually came from living animals??? If that is the case, you may literally be to young to even use the internet.

[@Marcus_1001]

Same. I am an unrepentant carnivore and hardly a PETA activist, but this was really gruesome and hard to watch. The fact that it was still alive after being hung on the hook was too much. Humans may be at the top of the food chain, but we don't have to be so cruel about it.

[@aminegamezzz]

i think it was braindead bud@@Marcus_1001

[@digestiveissue7710]

@@Marcus_1001 That sure is one weak definition of "unrepentant" you have

[@-iIIiiiiiIiiiiIIIiiIi-]

@@Marcus_1001 We are NOT at the top of the food chain buddy. 2017 made that clear.

[@siett1335]

This wasnt done right. He did not puncture the brain first.

[@supernovab-3503]

he did tho nthe reason that thing kept moving was because of the spinal cord loose firering the nervs happens to humans too most eels move quite alot after beeing decapitated

[@wacodizzy]

It surprises me how calm this eels is when it is taken out of the water and gets prepared to be processed. I sometimes catch them by accident when going fishing, and usually they struggle very badly and are a nightmare to dehook.

[@mauricioduran6015]

Thats what I was thinking. It seems sedated.

[@rohanwright9090]

It's quite interesting this beast wants to bite you it will even come at you at that size it's very I mean very aggressive... But this one hmm way too calm somthing is definitely wrong with it

[@veritasverus1276]

I assume it's weak from hunger

[@tonyMe]

Eel in ocean is Blind. That's why d don't hunt for food. Only eat is Dead fish or dead people.. that accidentally drawn or drowning ship. In the Ocean. Scavenger in the ocean

[@TK-er2tw]

I think they might do something to the water in the tank, like maybe have less oxygen in the water so the fish all get lazy or something.

[@tedeeee]

可哀想だなんだと綺麗事言ってないで「ご馳走」を「いただきます」「命」を「いただきます」という日本の食文化が好き。

[@0.17r.m9]

それな。そういう食文化もない国の奴らがごちゃごちゃ言ってくんの嫌いだわ

[@user-hg6qz3hr4e]

そうですねぇ〜

[@user-no7qw5dv7v]

ウツボ迫力凄い😱

[@Torag55]

You can eat moray eel? Never knew. Interesting process though. :)

[@shamirkhan6210]

Morey eel is a saltwater long fish it has to come up to breathe oxygen and yes it can be used as food. However its more of an unscale fish like catfish rather that a fish with scales.

[@CIC-qm9zt]

shamirkhan6210... That is untrue. They can survive underwater without having to surface to breathe.

[@davejackson8047]

I kinda felt bad for the eel , taking his last breathe

[@sentino68]

Eels don’t take breaths. It’s just a neuromuscular reaction.

[@sharks3010]

Even though (with subtitles) the video clearly describes the process, why it's used and how effective it is at humanely dispatching the animal. A lot of people still seem to think that the animal is 'alive' and sensitive to what's happening after that first chop. All of the twitching is just involuntary muscle movement as the nerves begin to fail, but this eel is not in any pain, it's basically dead after that first cut. Think of it in the same way that a human heart can carry on beating after a traumatic brain injury. In that scenario the person is dead, unconscious and in zero pain, but the heart can carry on for a while. This animal is dead, but the rest of it's body just hasn't caught up yet.

[@krys2825]

And why u so sure that this clearly alive animal is dead??I would say its like humans in coma..can they feel or not?

[@PDRCanada]

Yeah......explain the wire in the brain to finish it off part then.....

[@bigfootswatching9986]

Who da hell want's to eat that yucky looking Eel!!

[@DELIBALI]

Very easy-to-understand explanation!

[@PhynixAbyss]

I mean, it is basically like telling your body to keep you alive, while you are dead already, lol.

[@anedee3152]

Nice video i love it

[@whooch4707]

loved the music at the end

[@morde_cai]

Si hablamos de cultura, se respeta en su totalidad. Sin embargo, esto no es nada mas que crueldad.

[@ChRisu_Ojisan]

aprende ingles antes de hablar. Si supieras ingles entenderias la explicacion que dieron.

[@Red_Keaton]

En su cultura no lo es, en la tuya si. Así es como funciona la sociedad, definimos lo correcto desde nuestras propias enseñanzas y experiencias, a pesar de estar de acuerdo contigo no creo que yo pueda juzgar su cultura, después de todo ese acto ha creado guerras.

[@FernandoRodriguez-qe9cr]

Eres tönto? No hay manera más profesional de matar a un pez que esta

[@elgatocasanovafumadordeeuc5382]

No es crueldad, el animal tuvo muerte instantanea

[@olmanggg3]

Por? Mato a la anguila antes de cocinarla.

[@suinco]

ウツボの骨は一本でも残ってると口の中に刺さるほど固く、厄介なことに骨の入り方も他の魚と違って複雑なので よほど捌きに自信が無いとウツボ料理は店では出せない

[@DELIBALI]

このコメも伸びろー!!! (笑)

[@mazz9487]

Very true. I like the taste, but picking bones out of tiny morsels gets tiring after 30 minutes.

[@tomasrikona4021]

❤❤I loved this video!! Thank you.❤❤

[@samo_918]

綺麗に捌かれた身がまだ動いてる！！凄い！！

[@poopyscoop3943]

I think I just died a little inside watching this fish suffer so horribly 🥴

[@ivanorokkhito9727]

Yes , I could not watch this until the end.

[@TheAndygan]

Just think that you will eat it and enjoy later. Meat is still a meat. Same goes for fish )

[@lyhi7622]

lmao look at pinned comment

[@mimosahoney5617]

yes ! 😢

[@anonanon7235]

The thing doesn't "suffer" it was dead 30 mins ago, the moving afterwards are just reflexes from nerves and muscles.

[@bachiko_n]

いつも肉や魚気にせず食べてるのにいざ捌くところをみたら可哀想だの残酷だのいうのは都合良すぎるよね😢ありがたく頂くのが大事なんだな……

[@user-sn3fu8nd7z]

いただきますってそいことだしな

[@tomi1420]

んなこといわないで、捌いてごらん 楽しいとおもうよ👌

[@hiksf2323]

A way to kill a fish at once without stressing it🤦🏾‍♂️ but it stays alive a hour with his head halfway off

[@simyania1031]

Adi herif birde beynini telle deldi iyice işkence yaptı 😠

[@trnguy6137]

Totally correct. Americans do not know where food come from and how much work is needed to bring into the store

[@julienrockingham-ip4co]

Sound track is on point

[@illuviium]

Yea great. Destroyed the nerves 6 minutes after chopping its neck in two. Seemed like it suffered for so long after it’s neck was cut

[@r3gamexd]

Translate the pinned comment at the top of the description. The fish was dead when its brain was separated from its body, when you see it wiggling around its just the nerves going on, like anything does when its killed. Even humans have some nerves making them move, all while the person is long gone

[@SociopatheAssume]

@@r3gamexd yeah , you will always have these pseudo "animal lovers" who actually really don't know shit about actual wildlife : I've seen fishes with their head cut of and completely chopped in pieces who were still "moving" ....when it's only just the nerves .

[@Hamidplzz]

I've seen that in LOTR trilogy when Legolas put arrow in a dead goblin nerve it moved 🌛

[@WoofyMcDoodle]

its not just the nerves you white boy. He is breathing.Those are not random spastic muscle memory movements, he is fully alive.@@SociopatheAssume

[@arminwagner4610]

30 minutes!!

[@deborahtucker4900]

Looks like an extremely painful process to me, especially when he force the wire down the fish’s spine.

[@RyanCunningham]

Well, the brain is already severed from the spine, so it's not receiving pain signals

[@gaylek145]

I couldn't watch that part wow ..

[@halfmanhalfamazing7392]

Shit is horrible 😕 😪 😞 😢 😫.

[@ccxv5476]

那不會痛 痛的是掛起來之前 腦袋沒用鐵絲攪爛

[@user-qc8bf1gw8p]

神経締めしてるから苦痛は感じてないよ

[@vladislavbaranov375]

А теперь представьте, что где-то в параллельном мире нашему, также разделывают человека ради приготовления экзотического блюда! И говорят ничего страшного это просто остаточный рефлекс! Берегите природу и пользуйтесь ее дарами с уважением. Всем добра.

[@aligledek]

URAAA

[@Kaname_Fumo]

Ñ

[@user-ko7vt9od6x]

под такой же расслабляющий фортепианный аккомпанемент...)

[@derekobrian4285]

*iT HAS NOT TO BE A PARALLEL WORLD. IT IS ENOUGH TO SEE WHAT YOU BOLSHEVIKS DO WITH UKRAINIAN CIVILIANS , - THE GIRLS AND INFANTS.* YOU - BOLSHEVIKS ARE EXACTLY AS HITLER. MUMBLING SOMETHING ABOUT DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN RESPECT, AND KILLING THOUSANDS OF CIVILIANS IN UKRAINE, IN THE SAME TIME !!!*

[@Azatothton]

Ну представить можно много чего

[@bismarkopoku-twum3131]

What’s the use of the long rod you’re pushing inside

[@andrewvan6781]

Fantastic, u r really professional

[@suarez01111]

En verdad me causó mucha pena verlo retorcerse y uno automáticamente piensa o interpreta q está sufriendo,en la descripción dice q no q no sufre.Pero quede impactado.

[@alvarovenegasrivera6203]

Muere después de una hora xd

[@mynameisobel5750]

Somos dos amigo, que sádico

[@robzybex4197]

Donde dice eso? no lo encuentro. Esto fue lo que leí en la descripción "a gente de fuera puede pensar que ese método es cruel e inhumano, pero es una tecnología necesaria para hacer más delicioso el pescado crudo, como el sushi y el sashimi".

[@BeccaPinkman]

Es un reflejo totalmente natural, incluso los cadáveres humanos se retuercen después de hasta 20 horas muerto.

[@elpinguinillo13]

Mames quien vergas son ellos pa decirte que no sufren Te esta diciendo? Se ve que no sufre? El lenguaje corporal y facial del ser vivo jamas engaña Son mamadas asiaticas Gente pendeja con culturas pendejas Aqui en latio america tenemos aun culturas y tradiciones medio pendejas Pero estamos consientes del sufrimiento animal hablando en los Restaurantes!! Y lugares donde se manejen animales legalmente Y alchile eso lo del video es malicia pura

[@dreadfullradu4726]

This looks like it stressed the eel and caused it way more pain that if they would have just cut the head off. I do not believe that this was humane in any way.

[@tokejoker1261]

Its dead after the first cut of the knife its just neural reflexes

[@lanzhansheadband6975]

When the first knife hits, the eel was immediately killed. The reason why it was still moving was due to the neural reflex. The cells are still not dead thats why the body was still moving.

[@OrdovicianSacabambaspis]

By destroying the nerves with wire, the freshness and taste of the meat can be maintained. Although it looks cruel, the moray eel was already dead when its head was cut off. The vibration is a nerve reflex caused by the insertion of the wire. This method is commonly used in Japan for high-grade fish. I often see this technique at the fish market in my neighborhood.

[@jennynguyen586]

That eel was already dead with the head chop, have you never seen dead bodies move?

[@hououinkyouma9439]

The animal had a brain death in the first chop. The body was "alive" but the feel no pain after de first chop, the brain was dead.

[@six3159]

What music is in the background?

[@yuukii1787]

美味しそう😋

[@user-rs7kr2xq4b]

This clip and many clips of cook like this make me to be vegetarian.

[@PereraAjith]

me too

[@nier3072]

Go eat your grass lmao

[@ryuukami__]

good, more meat for us then

[@fernandakemilly1615]

Yess me too

[@notleviathan855]

The first chop killed the Eel instantly? Turn on the subtitles, and it literally explains the entire process.

[@ccoh527]

Suddenly I became a vegan.

[@siramike2654]

brother i eat meat but won't eat it in japan or any other country that practice animals cruelty. even lion kill it prey before eating it.

[@RyanCunningham]

It'll pass

[@notleviathan855]

They did cut the head off lol, they severed the spinal cord. Cut it completely in two. If they cut the head completely off, it would've been difficult to hang to let the blood drain. But that eel didn't feel any pain once it's spinal cord was cut. The brain had no way of sending pain signals to the body, and the brain had no way of receiving oxygen. So even if the animal was 'alive' after it's spinal cord was cut, which is highly unlikely, the lack of oxygen would've killed with. It literally couldn't feel any sort of pain.

[@trnguy6137]

That first cut was very well done.

[@sentino68]

Would it be too much trouble placing the hook right over the sink? Also. Why keep the head connected for so long?

[@ThatPawikBoy]

Had the same thought

[@justinsimpson3000]

People who think it's still alive when he puts the wire down the spine are wrong it's just nerves. Same thing with a person or any animal with a nervous system. You can cut the head clean off and 30 min later hit certain nerves with something and it will make the muscles tense up and move around but you are dead you don't know and can't feel a thing. It's pretty amazing how the nervous system works and the skills these guys have in preparing this is incredible in itself. They make it look so simple and they don't let much go to waste

[@amandashare1281]

If you believe that can we try it out on you?!

[@MechanicalMeltdowns]

@@amandashare1281 what a brain-dead response. Are you a cannibal? Look up what a brain stem is and what happens if it is severed.

[@MrLanternland]

I hope so.

[@sundae494]

30분 살아 있는 상태로 피 빼고 이후 신경 죽이고.. 이게 스트레스 안받는 방법 인가요??

[@Panitia_Akhir_Zaman]

Sungguh kejam ya

[@user-ho5mm3yb5j]

뇌사를 시키는 기술이라니까, 그게 맞다면 스트레스 최소화 하면서 신선도 유지하는거 같기는 한데 살아있는채로 (완전히 죽지 않은채로) 매달려서 조금씩 움직이는거 보니까 불쌍한 마음이 들기는 하네요 불쌍한 마음이 드

[@kennethhyeongukkim1338]

단칼에 머리 날렸는데 그냥 장어류는 신경이 발달돼서 꼬물닥 거리는 거 뭘 알고 좀 말해라

[@orsub5365]

저는 마취 안하고 치과에서 신경치료를 해봤는데,, 의사가 해준다해놓고 마취를 안해서,, 혀깨물고 죽고싶을정도로 눈물이 나면서 고통스러웠던 기억이 있네요.. 신경 긁으면 엄청 고통스러워서 한번에 죽여주길 원할거같아요 물고기들도..

[@user-zy1nk8lt8g]

첫칼질에 이미 죽음 그 뒤는 신경반사고

[@FakeApp-mj4qw]

Thats Look amazing

[@ashleythompson6520]

Looks yummy

[@spacecowgurl57]

I respect traditional cooking. No one can convince me that beautiful creature didn't suffer No one.

[@tranquangthienphuoc]

Just say this shit is barbaric. No one will mind. There, I just said that for you. I can even repeat that again: this is some barbaric, feudal shit jappanese cooking technique. See how easy it is? Wish I could say that to their face, but I cant. So will dislike this video instead.

[@jennynguyen586]

It suffered right up until 2:38 when it was killed with a swift blow to the head. All the moving afterward was just muscle contractions due to the eel being freshly dead. All animals do this. Even people.

[@hououinkyouma9439]

The animal had a brain death in the first chop. The body was "alive" but the feel no pain after de first chop, the brain was dead.

[@grim.__]

Sever your own spinal cord and tell me if you suffered. You wouldn't be able to cause your dead just like the eel. And the eel is moving because the nerves are still being fired and trying to send signals to the brain. If you sever the spinal cord like the chef did in this video it cuts off ALL COMMUNICATION between the brain and the body which means it can't feel it.

[@mirajanewartune]

the nerve signals travel from the body to the spine until they reach the brain, where it becomes pain, when it is cut off that flow stops completely and therefore the signals do not reach the brain. In short, no pain, just spasms

[@sarojinichaudhury179]

I feel for the eel.

[@nuttybar9]

There's a video on here where a turtle at a Chinese fish market, insides are being sold while it's still alive.

[@npc2.010]

Broo how to u type and use gadget? Is there wifi down there in the ocean and how di u type this comment if u are an eel

[@BroccoliCult]

they will eat this planet to death.. anything that moves.

[@Dr.phil12]

Name of the first song?

[@nicofrending]

is that silent night song?

[@cristoviene4573]

Cortaron mí cabeza pero no morí, colgada intente respirar ,pero fue en vano , mí agonía en silencio padecí. La Anguila

[@myflowers7792]

👏

[@gonzaneitorprogamer5570]

XD

[@luisfelipemartinezvazconce209]

Sí we, realmente no sé sí en serio es necesario tratarlas de esa forma pero se ve bastante brutal. Personalmente no me gusta pero bueno 🙂. Igual hay personas que defienden la forma de cocinar como una " tradición"

[@MikaellaSouza]

Bem isso, a cruel morte descrita em um verso que fala o sofrimento, dor e agonia da pobrezinha.

[@yenumcristianoamaruiormung2122]

..el pavo..!!

[@grapetuna573]

最初のカットで脳天〆てある(=死んでいる)のに「かわいそう😢」ってコメントしてる人達多すぎだろ

[@davinsky2531]

😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦💕

[@aligledek]

Oke

[@infj-tguy6275]

So the movements are just the electrical impulses right, like how some fish and other stuff move even though its clearly dead yeah?

[@renchernit4261]

Yeah , but the fish still moving , so that’s weird in another’s countries

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Hello SGD

[@jwiwahn3516]

Wiso wurde der Muräne nicht gleich der Kopf abgehackt? Mann sieht doch, dass das Tier noch leidet.

[@suggiethames9870]

The ancient Romans used to keep them as pets. A number of Romans seem to have really loved their pet eels. The orator Quintus Hortensius was very was very fond of the eels which he kept in the fishpond of his villa, he is reported to have wept when one of his eels died. Antonia (the daughter of Marc Antony and mother of the Emperor Claudius) is said to have fastened earrings to the pectoral fins of her favorite eel. This was probably a moray or conger eel, since they are the only eels which have pectoral fins that earrings could be attached to.

[@suggiethames9870]

@@DELIBALI and American poet Ogden Nash once wrote "I don't mind eels Except as meals. And the way they feels"

[@lrod5245]

Fascinating. Thank you. However, I find it extremely unlikely that they would be moray or conger eels. They are both saltwater eels. Hard to see them survive for a long time in a freshwater pond. On the other hand, all eels have pectoral fins. Freshwater eels have them too. I do not see why large freshwater eels could not have earrings attached to their pectoral fins. Could you share your source? Thank you again.

[@isbiome]

haha that's awesome

[@johnnyjoestar1184]

Per questo sono fiero di essere romano😎

[@HollowiikIsHere]

I always welcome a great fact! Thank you

[@nnstuk3889]

The saddest part of it all is that no matter how you feel about the preparation of this fish. It will never stop.

[@Khaosmarine]

Its called processing for a reason. Mother nature is far more cruel

[@AirForceFalcons_9922]

It's protein meat to them. bBeef, pork, chicken, fish, polar bear , moose, elk, and other types of foods are going to be cooked alive, throats slit to bleed them out, shot both a bow and arrow, steele spears, traps and so forth. If there were no restaurants, mankind would still hunt the same way. You would probably starve if you can't look at an animal for it's beauty/ugliness and look at it also like foof ford survival. I'll bet all of those starving third world people would care what was killed and how it was killed. They want FOOD!!

[@dennispickard7743]

A smack in the guts kills them immediately

[@andreyc.p.4549]

Saddest? That's actually the best part. Get out vegan

[@michaelgremillet4359]

Poor gay!

[@Pelopincho27]

How is the nome of the first song? in the start of the video

[@Vicious018]

What's the name of the intro song?

[@alyameilani9126]

I don't know why but this makes my heart hurt

[@maduro169]

Wow are you kidding me !! Were you born in Manhattan ?

[@DRxxx-bh2wm]

@@maduro169 😂😂😂

[@locuacidadsindiluir1696]

¿¡¡¡¡¡¡You DON´T know why!!!!!!? ¿¿Maybe....., just maybe, because you just saw an UNNECESSARY, LONG, & INDESCIFRABLY CRUEL treatment towards another living being ?? I think it´s pretty OBVIOUS.

[@supapornjarerngiart8037]

ดูแล้วน่ากลัวมากๆเลยค่ะ เหมือนเป็นการทรมานซ้ำแล้วซ้ำอีก โดยที่ไม่รู้จริงเลยว่าสัตว์ตัวนี้รับรู้ หรือรู้สึกอย่างไร จากการสับหัวครั้งแรกก็ว่ารถนแรงแล้ว และต่อมานำลวดมาแหย่ที่ไขสันหลังอีก ยึ่งทำให้รู้สึกว่ามันทรมานมาก มากกว่าการฆ่าเพียงครั้งเดียวเลย ดูแล้วเสียวสันหลังมากค่ะ น่ากลัวมาก😱😱

[@hendrakamaruddin6738]

Betul sekali. Tolong org jepang jangan kejam dgn hewan. Belajar lagi cara menyembelih hewan yg tanpa penyiksaan. Saya tdk suka melihat kelakuan kalian.

[@naresnolse7790]

แทงสันหลังคือการย้ำไห้ตายสนิดและกระตุ้นรสชาติของเนื้อปลาครับ ผมเป็นเชฟอยู่ นิรันคอนโด พัทยากลางครับ ลองไปศึกษาดูครับ

[@florduarte3795]

🥺

[@aikirei0]

He killed the thing in one chop. It cut the spinal cord of the eel and it has died at that moment. What you see is nothing more than muscle spasms that every animal, even human would do after death. Like how a chicken can still run around with its head gone or cows or some other dairy farm products.

[@vincalicia]

สับรอบแรกปลาไม่รู้สึกอะไรแล้วค่ะ ถือว่าสมองตายเหมือนเจ้าชายนิทรา แค่ปลาไม่มีเปลือกตาเลยทำให้เรารู้สึกว่าเหมือนเขาตื่นอยู่

[@rb3166]

Super interesting! I think I would like to try it wood grilled, but I guess raw is OK? I never knew, thank you!

[@norbertk.1473]

_Wie super interessant wäre es, wenn man es mit Dir so machen würde wie mit dem Fisch?_ How super interesting would it be, if did the same thing to you as they did to the fish?

[@mrsmitti3740]

​@@norbertk.1473dem schließe ich mir an. Würde es auch gerne sehen, wie es ihm geht, wenn man es mit ihm macht!

[@user-xf7xb9ee7j]

Das Video hat mir sehr gut gefallen

[@Freycko78]

Du wirst deinen richtigen Platz bekommen!

[@pauldavid6345]

I could not help to think that the eel was not in pain; especially, when he was wiggling and moving his mouth after he was chopped in the neck. No violence or stress???

[@Einwetok]

Those are called agonal movements, like you'll see some animals do after the brain is destroyed, disconnected. Chickens are a good example.

[@amsyarleaf1142]

it is technically dead except for the muscle still reacting since it is still fresh

[@user-zy1nk8lt8g]

닌 고기먹지마라

[@wood6757]

Delicious

[@jennynguyen586]

Are you aware that dead bodies, even human bodies, still move?

[@ti4120]

食べ物に敬意を示す大切さが分かる

[@arthursugayama3409]

concordo com voce

[@kotckw]

ليس فيه اي احترام .. وانما انانيه بتعذيب الحيوان من اجل بطونكم وشهواتكم

[@CestPasMoi473]

@@kotckw des le premier coup de couteaux le poisson et mort , quand le poisson bouge quand il lui rentre un fils c est seulement les nerfs le poisson et déjà mort

[@douma1561]

@@kotckw you guys worship cows don't talk

[@user-rx5il5fb6y]

@@kotckw 産まれてから1度も肉を食べたことの無い物だけが石を投げなさい

[@Apophis1966]

These guys know how to combine cooking technics and a horror movie in 1 video.

[@WD1271]

Why are there so many sea creature snuff movies on youtube? These creatures do feel pain.

[@lonely-laura]

I felt like that eel gave up on life long ago. When they werebtrying tp put him into the net he wasnt even trying to swim away, he knew it was his time to go he gave up long before that. Rip little guy🐉

[@rrmustapha]

I felt the same way

[@Yahmomsaho]

Omg same this was tough to watch

[@iamnotjack.whydidichange]

I doubt that very much. You only want to think that to not think badly of the ones who made the eel suffer

[@johnlove6194]

Yup, that is not how a moray eel behaves.

[@redwolf4611]

that eel was dead before they got it out of the tank.

[@nilwikiki]

2:16 Subtitle says "a way to kill the fish 'eel' at once without streesing it" the eel was already stressed once you took it out of the ocean to a small aquarium then catch it again with a net dump in an empty bucket to be chop only 3/4 right behind the head and still moving while hooked where you cut it opened, damn I think Japanese have a different meaning of stress.

[@dennispickard7743]

They did in 1943 !

[@thebluescaptain]

Glad that Japan isn't a pussed up Democrat shithole like your hood.

[@DiggerEvans]

sickeningly cruel that poor animal was in obvious pain

[@ladysnowie]

go vegan then wtf 😹

[@duneboogie117]

Without stress my arse,more like without being humane...amputate my arm but only cut it most of the way thru will ya..!???.. that s is sickening and cruel

[@jackbuffalo6858]

great tutorial video i guess Cool!

[@pinoytrendstv]

13:03 eel's meat still moving 😱😱

[@cerg3212]

There is something called "muscle memory." Meat can continue to move even when the animal is dead. I don't really know why this happens, but there is information about it on the internet.

[@mago9453]

Tambien los animales cuando atacan y matan a sus presas lo mas rapido posible, incluidos los insectos, se nota que tienen mas conciencia que algunas personas....

[@zirohesgay9982]

Ok 👍

[@helii0]

Me gusta tu mensaje pero los animales no tienen conciencia, todo por instinto. Si no, fijate las hienas o los perros salvajes cuando cazan.

[@NiCaCoFenix]

De acuerdo, pero la verdad a esta la mataron rápido, hay alguno animales que directamente los abren vivos y a otros hasta los echan vivos en agua hirviendo

[@sirgabrielo3612]

Somos los únicos que hacemos eso, torturar por diversión hasta la muerte de un ser vivo, antes de comerlo o solo por deporte como la caza, o los locos que matan lo que sea

[@pablocadiz5758]

Hay infinidad de especies que "torturan" o "juegan" con sus presas. La naturaleza no tiene conciencia; tampoco sentimientos.

[@annjones3672]

Why not just cut the head completely off. Then you know it's dead and can't feel anything. The Chef processes it right away, so I don't see any problem (less fresh) with immediately killing it.

[@mikael1250]

Dont worry mate The first cut already killed the brain

[@hououinkyouma9439]

The animal had a brain death in the first chop. The body was "alive" but the feel no pain after de first chop, the brain was dead.

[@Puccini000]

they like being cruel

[@aveatdj]

this looks like torture i know, even the say it wont feel more pain because brain damage i doubt it, and this way is to keep it alive the longest time possible, you can see the flesh still convulsing when is in the plate, i gues this is why they dont kill it fully since beginning, but i dont know how much is worth it a dish like this fresh at cost of the suffering of the animal, i would not eat or buy this dish.

[@chdujjfrll5261]

อยากให้ทำแบบนี้กับคนที่ทำปลาจังเลย.คงสนุกน่าดู

[@StrumVogel]

Doesn’t look like a painless death to me.

[@peacefrogx5143]

Looks to me like it was already exhausted and bewildered. Which I think is understandable given its probably gone through alot before it ended up in the kitchen.

[@chispasjoan]

Quedé loco de como seguían vivos los pedacitos 😳🔥❤️

[@robertoarauz4206]

Creí que era el único que se dio cuenta de eso wtf

[@michaelperalta4659]

Es que los movimientos de un pescado muerto(en este caso una morena) se deben a una reacción química, que provoca que los músculos se muevan😅

[@Luxuryfishfood]

Como introduce un alambre en la médula espinal, eso causa los movimientos bruscos.

[@KarlMarxBR700]

@@michaelperalta4659 no es un reacción química, es una reacción eléctrica

[@adriansoar4635]

Yo creo que hasta en la panza se les sigue moviendo Con tanto ritual que le hacen

[@YouTube4travel]

Amazing 🤩

[@Queen-kp5ht]

Здорова вкуснятина очень хорошо как готовят очень .🤔👍

[@joserequenatrancastucumana6376]

2:38 el primer impacto es detras de la nuca como se dice en americano, eso se hace para que el animal o pez porque tambien se usa esta tecnica para matar una vaca tambien cuando el animal es agresivo etc... este impacto corta todo y el cerebro muere y lo demas solo es nervios que hace que parezca que el animal sufre etc... 2:48 el segundo impacto es en el final de la vertebra para que tenga mejor salida la sangre, como cuando desagotas algo que contenga agua al no mantener cerrado de la parte de arriba, pues estando abierto como aqui es obio que la sangre sale cagando hacia abajo mejor desagote se diria 👍🏼 4:50 el alambre destruye los nevios que aveces incomodan segir con el proceso de carneada, tambien se usa en las vacas incando con un cuchillo en la erida de la vertebra 👍🏼

[@crackmusical]

ahhhhh eso cambia muchas cosas , pero sigue pareciendo cruel

[@joserequenatrancastucumana6376]

@@DELIBALI Esas se llaman TECNICAS para matar con mas rapidez y evitar que animal, bestia o persona sufra. 👍🏼 🇦🇷

[@nesadarett5039]

Tambien se usaba/usa en humanos. Extrañamente el ser humano no se sigue moviendo por los nervios como un animal.

[@blackwolfwings3171]

Pero tu no sabes que tal es el sistema nervioso o las neuronas que transmiten el dolor en este caso especifico,.

[@yenumcristianoamaruiormung2122]

Filetero..!!!

[@epafun]

好可怕又血腥 看完之後再也不敢吃谩魚了

[@user-hh9ed2eu6r]

你在多看点你会发现什么肉都不敢吃了

[@bdc9561]

我本來要請你吃的

[@kateargent5750]

Wait so the fish is alive while it is on the hook or is that just latent nerve pulses like you get with squid?

[@fordmaidenamill5196]

Looks pretty stressful to me. He's not writhing in joy.

[@agyet70]

Tanto sufrimiento para la anguila,es más fácil darla por muerto que su agonía eterna, entiendo que esto una cultura en su país, pero la crueldad es expresada en su máxima esplendor

[@naelgodefroy2535]

Not at all, the eel was killed in one chop. The movement you dee later is just the reaction of the nerves after death. Thats completely normal, nothing to do with culture

[@fallen6760]

No solo pasa en japon, si no en todo el mundo, las vacas, cerdos, gallinas tienen una muerte mas dolorosa porque las degollan vivas, pero mientras sigas ingiriendo producto animal va a seguir sucediendo.

[@harusket8600]

Eso…puedes buscar información, mucha gente lo ha malinterpretado, esta práctica no hará que el pez duela más. Cuando se apuñala el primer cuchillo, el pez tiene muerte cerebral. Cuando se pincha la médula espinal con un objeto afilado, la torsión del cuerpo del pez es un reflejo neural, que no tiene nada que ver con el dolor. El pez ya ha muerto. Es es el reflejo neural que mueve los músculos. Por supuesto, la imagen sigue siendo impactante...

[@shwukii]

Totalmente, es horrible que les hagan eso.

[@Gregh-oj5er]

sabias que el sabor cambia x eso ellos lo hacen asi igyal el pez globo no cialquiera sabe cocinarlo

[@MartialNico]

Why would it matter to prevent decomposition if you're going to eat it almost straight away?

[@devinthomas4866]

Same stupid reason someone would kill a rhino, grind up it's horn, eat it and think it will make them strong, grow taller and make their pecker grow.

[@tiagogovindasawmy8670]

@@devinthomas4866 lol what are you on

[@MattCurrieImprov]

So you would rather kill it and not eat it fresh???

[@USSR_citizen]

Кровь тут не имеет значения. Повар без перчаток и гигиенической защиты готовит пищу клиентам ресторана. Это еще хуже. Blood doesn't matter. A chef without gloves and hygienic protection prepares food for restaurant customers. It's even worse.

[@SwoOopy]

It's still alive after 30 min head shopped, so human.

[@VladderPfaehler687]

Warum die Aktion mit dem Rückenmark nicht gleich nach dem Schnitt zu Beginn?

[@sassoscrib]

It's almost like the eel knows, that's the last time he will see the tank.

[@werasanna7806]

😭😭😭😭😭

[@chrisbridgeman7395]

If ever a moray eel looked defeated it was that one. Poor thing.

[@barrywhite5899]

The phone call at 5:34 was the Eels wife wanting to know what time he would be home for dinner

[@user-dd4cf3uf4l]

簡単に捌いてるように見えるけど 信じられないくらい 皮が硬いからな よく切れる出刃だから 一回で切れてるけど 活けハモが柔らかく感じるぐらい ウツボは硬いから

[@TheQuidditchfan]

One thing I like about this culture, is they don't waste much, if there is something eatable on the critter, they will use it.

[@giantfatberg]

They’re brutal though. Rape of Nanking, Unit 731, pederasty, dirty underwear vending machines, etc etc. Watch the video of one of these guys skinning a frog, turning it inside out, and plating it up for a smiling Japanese lady to eat it while it breathes and looks at her. The frog watches her eat it. Today Japanese people have a polite reputation but there is an ever present steak of brutality in there.

[@pit2ryan3]

@TheQuid - They should eat it raw though... Anything cooked is eatable, even my grandmother...

[@yashpokle8134]

@@pit2ryan3 bro what 💀

[@g_mac4135]

killing without stressing the eel means bleeding it to death..and 30 mins later its still alive and hurting. hope y'all enjoy your eel food.

[@hopercik8938]

He killed the fish with one hit to the head because he hit the brain and it might seem that he is alive but the fish still moves after death, which you don't understand !!!!!!

[@armheaven]

its muscle reflection dumb fuck! when lizard's tails went off and it still moving do you think the lizard suffer?

[@3passionflower]

Then they eat it raw those sick people

[@femboyChristmas]

Please dont tell me you dont know what braindead means

[@zv2131va]

piano song name?

[@brandenapexo604]

Whys this eel so relaxed, it seems sedated.

[@trustinislam5417]

for anyone wondering - the central nervous system of any animal is a secondary brain. the conscious of most animals are, however, located in the head's brain. when the head was cut off from the central nervous system the eel would have become unconscious due to the pain experienced. it would have been alive for up to 8 seconds as the brain ceases to function, but it would have been unconscious. ATP is form of energy used by cells and does not require a brain to activate a cell, however the cells do. when the cells were sent signals by the spinal cord (the central nervous system, as stated before, is the second brain required to activate cells), the eel's conscious mind did not experience pain, but its body did. anything after 8 seconds once the brain was detached from the source of blood, the eel was dead. medically dead. so to those who are wondering why the eel's mouth moved - it is a reaction to suffocation. this reaction is found in almost every species of animal, and it is subconscious. meaning that the eel, once dead and unconscious, was still being controlled by its subconscious and so it did not suffer. this is not cruel, this is just how animals die lol.

[@nigel4776]

What makes you so sure you know exactly what a moray eel is feeling?

[@pho14]

I guess that’s called the study of Science/Biology. Sounded convincing to me, at least that’s what I choose to believe, as I would have hated for this eel to have felt that.

[@Moravia13]

That "lol" at the end fucked it up.

[@SundayMorningStickup]

Bull crap! That Eels mouth popped wide open like Ohhhhh Hellll!!!!!!!

[@rexisjlo9311]

Every animal feels something. And fear. That's stupid and uneducated people don't think so. Punish and cut the chef too.

[@veronicagauna3363]

Ciempre quise probar todos los tipos de animalitos del mar!! Despues d ver esto la verdad q cambie d opinion!!

[@raymondamerson5230]

Lol

[@oscaraguilar6906]

uy la c

[@ksosdb8992]

xd

[@brunoluque7047]

Sufren mucho los animalitos

[@uelitozito]

Cala a boca irmão, se tu ao menos soubesse inglês saberia que o peixe teve morte instantânea, ele se mexendo é reflexo neural

[@badreddinehamdi8227]

The piano music is very wonderful and romantic ☺️😍

[@strategygalactic]

I love the part when he cracks the head open. Joy!

[@user-rd2pd3qe4b]

ウツボ最強だね。 凄い生命力。 食べてみたいです。

[@Miaolivare]

Se me puso la piel de gallina

[@mariamelendez519]

PRIMERO ME ASUSTO CUANDO LO VI EN LA PECERA Y DESPUES ME DIO PENA

[@juanagonzalez5196]

A mí me dolió el corazón

[@eltronksviolador_3124]

El pez se murió desde el primer corte que le hizo los movimientos y retortijones son solo memoria muscular

[@JonathanRoss-jw6jc]

I love eal

[@richardbrownbill1278]

Music please at 8:00

[@madafaka8784]

That eel was pretty chill for being captured and getting cut

[@ingynnyi567]

It gave up struggling cuz it knows there's no escape

[@Shitrael]

🤗 poor snake

[@LionHeart_.]

Look drugged up

[@kenfern2259]

that cuz its no longer has the will to survive

[@reece-diesel]

Oxygen deprived in the tank

[@popcicle2813]

In my country indonesia this kind of eel it's for decorative fish or ornamental eel for aquarium tank. and the price of this eel can reach $500 - $1000 dollars.

[@wahyudinhalalmart1026]

Memasukkan kawat itu maksudnya utk apa ya...?

[@Truthh753]

bulshit $500 only $10 maybe seratus rupiah bro hhhhh

[@siramike2654]

it's better off in Indonesian than in japan. so barbaric the way that fish got killed. humans should at least know the pain the fish had to endure. stop being stupid and kill it swiftly. it delusion to think taste would different the fish is killed quickly.

[@wood6757]

Bawak jepun lah buat satay

[@gmass6987]

Yang pasti cuma ada di restoran mewah... pretty sure that this dish is only available at fancy restaurants😆

[@RUSSOCOPIA]

"Ikejime. A way to kill the fish at once without stressing it." the dying fish: "I never felt so much peace."

[@bettyswunghole3310]

It's very considerate of the eel to make its organs brightly coloured, so the chef knows which bits to cut out! 😆

[@carinalima7991]

Nossa, que engraçado 🤦

[@user-un4vm9zk1t]

МНЕ НЕ ПОНРАВИЛОСЬ ! зачем так мучить рыбу?, зачем столько заморочек?, неужели просто нельзя по быстрому? ЭТО ИЗДЕВАТЕЛЬСТВО !!!

[@King9Artur7]

привереда

[@Gabrail_4056]

тебя никто не заставляет это смотреть!, если не нравится. перемотай сразу, где она уже на тарелке готова!.

[@user-gi1hr1qn5c]

Согласен. Вообще какой-то ебанутый метод умерщвления рыбы - не проще после удара сразу отделить голову?

[@mikevp5303]

Exactly

[@ohhi6886]

Рыба умерла при первом ударе, все остальное это сокращение мышц.

[@jjjJjjjJ808]

ПРОСТО ЖЕСТЬ

[@user-zg7hx1ud2i]

Японцы ублюдки живодерные, видно что им доставляет удовольствие издеваться над рыбой

[@bvcd8044]

Зато вкусно 😅