Digging up bamboo shoots! 竹の子を掘ってみた！

[@マナンサラケイトリンロズ]

My grandma makes bamboo shoot soup. But she's resting now, so I really miss her cooking.

[@puspanjali_beautician]

Awww... So sad

[@q-miiproductions878]

My condolences. May she rest in peace. Did she teach you how to make that soup before she passed?

[@マナンサラケイトリンロズ]

@@q-miiproductions878 No. But she taught me some of my other favorite foods.

[@bubumic2971]

That hand.... on that bamboo ...

[@TheCervelas]

"so fuzzy and soft"

[@tungaru3133]

😂😂😂

[@taubhauhlau2639]

Mandingo

[@aditroitz]

lil bast*rd 🤣🤣🤣

[@feiyemingbai]

I got you man...

[@internationallyME]

I recently went to a bamboo forrest and cut down the bamboo and made nagashi somen! It was so much fun :)

[@mulhollanddrivehobo6910]

I live in Brazil and here is pretty common to harvest bamboo shoots to cook too, but the species that i have harvested is different from these from inside, and the taste is extremely bitter when raw, we have to cook about 4 times or more to get rid of the bitterness, sorry for bad english, as you see it's not my native lenguage

[@jbdeadangel]

I think i know which species u r talking about. We, people from North eastern part of India, use bamboo shoots a lot, but avoid that particular variety for its bitterness. Try the other species if u hv got them in Brazil. They r much subtle compared to this variety.

[@enjamessimpson]

Andres Your English is actually better than a lot of the comments I see from Americans.

[@cristianorover5261]

Andres ,ur English is quite good.WOW Brazilians too use bamboo shoots to cook.

[@franciscozattoni]

I'm Brazilian too and the species he's talking about probably is Bambusa vulgaris, which indeed is pretty common here but isn't the best for harvesting shoots due to high starch content in them.

[@andresvizgarra7013]

De qué hablas amigo , tu inglés es muy bueno

[@wordreet]

Such a majestic plant and how could it have known that it would harmonize so well with humans. You can eat it, build houses with it, make music with it, move water and make boats with it, make weapons (sadly) with it, make kites to fly in the sky with it, make kitchen tools with it, make drinking cups, dishes, chopsticks of course and a thousand other things!

[@liamwhitney509]

I live in the south Willamette Valley in Western Oregon. The day before yesterday I planted sixteen two year old Phyllostachys edulis (Moso) transplants. I planted them at six foot intervals along the bottom of a eight foot high berm that runs parallel to our year round creek. I used a lot of composted cow manure below and around the sides of each plant and topped the area off with a thick mulch of sawdust. It is my hope to one day enjoy homegrown bamboo shoots. Thanks for the video! Looks like you know how to have good fun!

[@williamfarr1968]

I planted more than 40 giant clumping bamboo 30 yrs ago alongside a main track and around the house .....so dence now that easily could immagine being prisoner as the bamboos are exactly right next to each other....like some 15 or 20 shoots every sq.yd....35 m high ....impossible to get through ...I think the Moso is a better choice .Just love bamboo tho'.

[@MathemaTigris]

This was amazing!! I really really want some bamboo plates and bowls and cups now!

[@japanagos]

The News This Fortweek new business venture! lol

[@ppl4131]

Japanagos（ジャパナゴス） this tastes so fucking bad I bought from the mall dude it tastes and smells so fucked up i even cooked it for some 45 mins still tastes bad and smells even worser

[@TsunamiiSideswipe]

FortniteSelected ok that's a little racist

[@yomama3926]

And then eat it

[@ultragamer4960]

DeadlockedMusic How is it racist it’s his opinion.

[@manamikurosawa7695]

バンブーセッションwまどかさんもちかさんと一緒にノリノリなところがまたいいですね♪

[@shinobi650]

I loveeee bamboo shoot. But we either fry them or cook it with rice or ferment it. The fermented ones we cook with meat! And the awesome bamboo rice!

[@TheAmazingTwist]

That cross-section looks like a prop plant you would see in a movie when they are cooking alien food. So strange!

[@jbdeadangel]

Bamboo shoots are also used in the north eastern part of India. I am from Assam (north east India) and here we don't usually cook it right away. We shred the soft part of the shoot and kind of ferment it in a glass jar for 2-3 weeks or until it becomes sour. Once it is sour, we pickle it or use it in various dishes (specially fish dishes). Its just awesome.

[@うめ太郎-v1n]

日本に住んでいても、こんなに素晴らしい体験はできません！ 竹の子掘りに参加したいです！ そして竹の子美味しそうです！

[@adhd2702]

Wow the Acoustics and the Deep sound of the bamboo from the bamboo forest is really surprising.

[@katl1489]

There is always something I find magical about bamboo forests. When I lived in Hawaii I'd seek them out. When the winds pick up they start to sway and creak making music, also fun to harvest and eat of course! So many uses for housing tools furniture and clothes. Much love chika ^-^

[@My_dailyL1fe]

As a chef who studies Japan and Japanese culture I would love to do this someday I really want to make the bamboo shoot with miso and Japanese mayonnaise now it looks yummy

[@TrinityWarrior45]

Awesome. Now I have another thing I want to do when I go to Japan. I also love how bamboo shots are written as bamboo and child.

[@japanagos]

TrinityWarrior45 Will be adding more to that list! lol

[@bethanywilliams4410]

Hi Chika. I've enjoyed this video very much. I visited a bamboo forest in the early 1990's. My family was living in Panama and we visited a nature reserve with my young son's school group. We were able to wander within the bamboo forest and I found it very quiet and peaceful. I loved the sound of the wind moving between and around the growing bamboo. I do remember the bamboo shoots growing from the ground but have never had the opportunity to eat them. Thank you for sharing your day, and thank your hosts for allowing your viewers to accompany you. Peace.

[@screechingunicorn7011]

Watching the bamboo being peeled was so satisfying

[@oldschoolnow2493]

I am Japanese and really loved this video!!! I love bamboo shoots, but can only find canned shoots here in Montana. New subbie...please continue to make more video because I really want to eventually revisit Japan one day!!!

[@yaboyvavy]

Wow that looks fun. Really relaxing.

[@japanagos]

Vave Yelwarc nature is always fun and relaxing :)

[@paulperez4268]

in the Philippines there is the famous bamboo organ and bamboo is use to many many useful things...

[@riatsuseanschniry2038]

Paul Perez we don't care

[@pacUndo90]

do you want a medal?

[@peanut8079]

are you filipino?

[@tropturd6458]

*Respect Opinions*

[@peanut8079]

Alfhie Martinez that's right

[@chargerfryar]

It's fun to harvest/catch your own food sometimes. The closest thing to this in my area is probably picking blackberries from the millions of blackberry bushes around here. Summer cobbler is soooo good!

[@winniengo5448]

Cutest bamboo recipe out there. Lol

[@FrenchGuyCooking]

Loved this very much ! big fan of those bamboo shoots, have you ever tried winter shoots ?

[@drewpamore9346]

that bamboo shoot grilled with miso looks so delicious

[@poppykok5]

WOW...I really enjoyed this SO much...As someone who lived in Southeast Asia & cooks many, many traditional Asian dishes, I admit to never being very curious about how Bamboo shoots are harvested...What a fun & educational video...Thank you kindly for sharing your knowledge of the "edible" part of Bamboo...

[@FUBAR956]

That looked like so much fun. I would have loved to have been there. I love that sort of thing. I've also never tried bamboo shoots so what better way to experience them for the first time than to have them fresh. Also, a fun little side note, 竹 was the first kanji I ever learned.

[@japanagos]

Nathan Garza It really was a lot of fun lol Got to be a kid again! wait, I'm always a bit of a kid :) why was 竹 the first??

[@FUBAR956]

"If you carry your childhood with you, you never become old."- I don't remember who to quote. I'm not sure why 竹 was my first kanji. But I do remember it was the first, along with 私, 桜, 朝, and my personal favorite, 夢. Now my kanji knowledge has increased to a whopping 10! I'm almost there. :)

[@MarcusAseth]

One day I'll build my own bamboo forest! :D (through pencil and paper)

[@jackieortega1284]

😂

[@TsunamiiSideswipe]

Marcus Aseth lol

[@TsunamiiSideswipe]

Marcus Aseth new sub

[@Nifuruc]

美味しそう .___. 食べたい！そうして・・・竹のバンドはなんかカッコいい ^^ 和楽器のように聞こえるね

[@graciej2799]

I wish I could experience something like this and eat fresh bamboo! Thanks for sharing!!

[@japanagos]

Joce G glad you liked it!

[@cocco4419]

Wow this is very interesting! Thank you Chika san and Madoka san:D To have this experience is very rare even Japanese! I'd love to try it one day! And the bamboo shoots look sooooo good♡

[@diegoulate6544]

I love bamboo! Thanks for sharing.

[@TsunamiiSideswipe]

Holy shit your profile pictures

[@NextLevelMeNow]

Super awesome you guys did everything on site

[@samlu8242]

I love bamboo shoots ..its like our main dish the fermented bamboo shoots..

[@argastepanus]

this channel is the best !!! i'm currently learning japanese for business, this channel help my japanese hearing skills problem a lot

[@caviesrule4445]

Amazing!! Thank you for taking us along on your trip!

[@japanagos]

RealDutchLady my pleasure :)

[@LALA-yy5tm]

I LOVE BAMBOO SHOOTS AND THAT LOOKS AMAZING !!

[@レオパパ-w3c]

タケノコ掘りどうでしたか？ 日本には生産地によって色んなタケノコ料理があるし、掘る時期によっても味や固さが違うんですよ。 また機会があれば食べてみては？ まどかさんとの竹林ライブ楽しそうでしたね

[@awestacular]

Wow! What a fantastic way to spend a day!

[@mindrecovery5917]

in my country, we don't rubbing hand on the bamboo. that bamboo fuzz can make your skin itchy. i like bamboo shoot. and i like the way you cook it, nice video.

[@user-zp6ee5lt6z]

すごく楽しそうですね♪たけのこって、そんなに固いんだ！すんなり採れるのかと思ってました！こし痛くなりそうですね💦

[@n6405]

「なんだこれ！」←まどかさん、付き合ってあげて優しいし、突っ込みも最高👍もっと土に埋ってる小さい筍は刺身美味しいのにっ！若竹煮して味ついた筍を次の日に天ぷらにするのが最高！ところで後ろのおじ様は？社長さん？まどかって呼んでたけど……

[@suzannedube7245]

I absolutely love this video. You went camping for the day in bamboo forest instead of our northern forest and ate bamboo instead of mushroom. Lol! I love it. You even had a checkered blouse on, very woodsy. Really love the couple of videos i've seen so far

[@edrosenberger6947]

I learned a bunch about bamboo that I thought I already knew....but didn't. One thing was about its diameter.....I figured it started out as a small diameter seedling and like a tree grew larger in diameter as it aged. I found this video to be very interesting and its maker to be a very enjoyable multilingual teacher.....thank you!

[@lelhchhun57]

👍👍👍👍 Nice video... here in Mizoram bamboo shoots season is start, its gonna be a common dish in every family as its use to be .... Yum yum Rawtuai Bai everyone 😁

[@cjsenpai6195]

Me after watching the last episode of "Non Non Biyori Repeat" : Time to watch some japanese bamboo shoot harvesting videos 😌

[@yujinacafe]

Aww...i want to experienced that too, harvesting it with my own hands then freshly cook.yumyum....

[@allgoo1964]

Bamboo makes the best raft material in nature.

[@gyaanprava]

Excellent presentation ! Beautiful ! You explain the benifits of food value, then more feathers will be added to your crown . Thanks !

[@aidanjanemcintosh6919]

Bamboo shoots could be one of my favorite vegetables in the world. In my mother's hometown especially, in Java island (that's in Indonesia) the bamboo shoots are very sweet you can just boil it and eat it with rice just like that.

[@arisay5755]

I'd never seen what does takenoko look like in bamboo grove and how to dig up it, so this video is interesting for me! Bamboo has various ways to enjoy✩ Someday, I wanna try to eat takenoko with miso and mayonnaise!

[@yujinacafe]

What an organic way of eating foods...😋👍

[@Blablabla-x8c]

I love bamboo and bamboo shoots

[@peachhoneysuckle4438]

this looks like so much fun, i want to do this one day! thank you!

[@sharifsircar]

It never in my life! acquired to me that,you can do so many things with bamboo! Awesome!!!

[@m4ri494]

Bamboo, bamboo everywhere!!

[@kohdaiueno7621]

I've never thought about introducing bamboo and タケノコ to the foreigners! It's such a nice idea Chika San !! Aaand the takenoko dishes look great:) Love Japanagos channel as well as your regular channel!!!

[@japanagos]

Kody U just sharing what I love! lol I'm obsessed with bamboo forests : P

[@eminempreg]

As a kid, one of the games I loved you could dig up bamboo shoots and I thought they looked so yummy, lol

[@caorim5806]

先斗町の割烹でバイトしてるのですが、大将が醤油焼きと若竹煮を出しました！ タケノコ美味しいですよね。 中国の人も来店して注文されて、"美味しい！"って感動してました(^-^)

[@sivusaraiva]

I just loved this video! I want to learn how to prepare the bamboo to eat! Best regards from Brazil!

[@MichaelSHartman]

Thank you for the interesting video. I first saw bamboo sprout digging on the anime Bon Bon Biyori, and now I have had the privilege of seeing it in reality.

[@mclaughlin9786]

Me: doing absolutely nothing and gets curious about bamboo. KZbin: you can eat bamboo! Me: clicks on video. KZbin: KZbinr starts to softly touch all the bamboo. Then struggles to dig one up. Me: “thank you KZbin.” *Subscribes.*

[@josephthapa5848]

i love to have some bamboo shoot pickles... i loved them . i ate when i was a kid but now i dont get them in the place a currently stay... Anyways, you did a good job showing how these bamboo shoots are collected for food. i always wondered how it looks like when i was a child. Thanks!... and loved your Japanees language. Indian here

[@tropturd6458]

1:20 the way she touches the bamboo😏..... Yamete SENPAI🔊💦💦

[@ARC.475]

Alfhie Martinez i thought im the only one who thinks she's stroking the bamboo in a very familiar way haha 😉

[@Mr2real2real]

You read my black mind..lol

[@jeanettedellicarpini5616]

Thought this was great. Love bamboo

[@hypertower7]

That was adorable!!! I really want to make my own bamboo bowls and cups, that looks so amazing

[@doghibthekobold7852]

That looks so lovely :D The only bamboo I've tasted were small slices from a can. Not the most interesting thing. I'd love to taste what you guys made. It loos super delicious!

[@PianoHaiku]

wow!! This was amazing to watch!! I learned so much in this video :D 木漏れ日 was beautiful from the bamboo forest too :)

[@robertryan3571]

That was so fascinating! Now I really want to try some bamboo. Hmm...next time I'm at a Japanese restaurant I'll have to see if they serve it in Canada.

[@daniloancheta4179]

I luv bamboo shoots with vegetables...

[@sir_ladykiller1803]

Legend has it that the bamboo music still echoes through the forest..

[@EricSpearsSangha]

綺麗な竹林です！

[@kathysher6116]

I was once told that if the bamboo shoots already came out to the ground, they are not tender any more!

[@brantbarker6264]

Interesting culture. Very insightful.

[@Urobam]

This is so cool, I wish I have a field of bamboo. Wow, a bowl of bamboo. Thank you for sharing, Please share more videos

[@bubsybubsy7959]

Do you guys should try sansho pepper if you haven't already. It creates a weird phenomenon in your mouth almost like an electric feeling. One of the weirdest things. Very cool 😃

[@aaronseet2738]

* Waiting for two kenshi to appear and duel each other and slice down the entire bamboo forest with their katana

[@halfgridhomestead]

Do you know what kind of bamboo that is? Looks very cool … and delicious! I heard we need to cook it to get rid of the cyanide in it.

[@lavayuki]

That looks sooo fun!! I have a book called "The Japanese Kitchen" by Kimiko Barbar which introduces Japanese ingredients, and she wrote about digging up bamboo shoots when she was younger. I didn't know you could still do that! I'd love to try whenever I go to Japan if possible! :)

[@japanagos]

Lava Yuki they grow like crazy in the countryside so I'm sure you can find a place to do it as long as you come at the right time :) (late April, early May)

[@icanthandlehobisboogieboot5077]

Animal Crossing New Leaf anyone????

[@TheBlazeinPanther]

Yep. My thoughts immediately went to that.

[@MichelleSK6]

I think of Harvest Moon ☺️

[@elliem2072]

Ican'tHandleHobisBoogieBootyAnymoreSendHelp the only reason I clicked on the video

[@thirstylol4169]

Ican'tHandleHobisBoogieBootyAnymoreSendHelp yesss I was thinking about tjat

[@aurasoular6804]

I literally just wrote the same exact comment.

[@therealnoodles7638]

In philippines, we use that too to cook bamboo and rice then we put chicken inside with spices. That's how we eat in the jungle. All natural. No plastic waste

[@smogaki]

タケノコ狩り楽しそう！！ 私はタケノコの先端の姫皮がいちばん好きです〜。ペロ〜ンと柔らかくて、煮て食べたら最高！

[@MrBirzer]

Awesome vid, Chika! Thanks!

[@n6405]

Wow gay？I utilze your recipe！Thankyou！

[@ChallengeTheNarrative]

Love this cooking style ☺

[@imdanglkr7507]

I am from India,Nagaland.We Nagas r really fond of raw bamboo shoots, bambooshoot juice n dry bambooshoots. without it none of our dishes r complete😀

[@furugitune]

おじさんの”That's right!” と「やめてぇ〜！」がかわいい☆ あっ！おじさんが止めるのも聞かずに筍生でかじったから、その後帰ってから喉痛めたんじゃない？w

[@chloejouzu]

Enjoyed the bamboo band!

[@haywardstewart2825]

I think I enjoyed it as much as you did. Thank You 🙏🏻

[@renatodasilveira144]

Chika +Bamboo music = 100% japanese.

[@japanagos]

***** lol

[@drpk6514]

Remember guys. Bamboo shoots are not good for those who have knee problems

[@rdetorres1607]

bamboo shoots with coconut milk is so tasty and delicious

[@gaboratoria]

I've had bamboo shoots before, they're pretty good, I like the taste!

[@cucumbermonday]

very nice video. I like the bamboo plate, so cool!

[@mealbla7097]

Yum first time watching i loved this

[@mealbla7097]

Oh and it smells like grass because it is the same family

[@jewjewbean1960]

I've started a Bamboo garden here in Poteet Tx. I have golden goddess, a black bamboo and a native bamboo to Texas. But I can't wait until I get the giant bamboo next.

[@garym7771]

that was very educational and fun, thank you beautiful ladies.

[@josesolis45]

This is my first time watching your video. I like this one. Good job.

[@emjey1530]

Amazing video i love how the way you touch a bamboo

[@ふかいともひろ]

寝る前に見てしまった。めっちゃおいしそう～。

[@FrenchGuyCooking]

Loved this very much ! big fan of those bamboo shoots, have you ever tried winter shoots ?

[@XXX1NELSON1XXX]

OH its Alex!Big fan here! Go check his channel aswell guys! ^.^

[@denisgonzalez3883]

Why did u comment the same thing twice

[@enjamessimpson]

Denis Gonzalez Internet loading issues sometimes cause it. It can also take a few minutes for your message to show at times causing some people to think it did not take their comment at all and resend it.