Skye-san can drink a lot of sake, and I think her ability to describe the different tastes of sake is one of the best among foreigners living in Japan. I would like to see you create sub-channels like “Skye's Izakaya Exploration” and “Skye's Sake Brewery Exploration” to introduce delicious sake and delicious food from all over Japan, just like “Rui Yoshida's Sake Bar Wanderings”.
@akirasama7772 ай бұрын
That story is nice idea because who also not challenge video
Kappabashi is worth a visit even if you aren't looking for knives. Since my wife insists on washing the knives i buy in the dishwasher, I needed to get stainless blades. If you get the carbon steel blades they need to be hand washed and dried.
@ゆうじ-y7b3 ай бұрын
Japanese knives seem to be very famous around the world. I saw a Bonsai shop near Tokyo Station, which I'd never seen before. That also indicates how much Japanese culture is getting more and more popular in the world.
@pomraktick3 ай бұрын
Even if someone said this was a documentary by BBC, I would have believed it... BBCの日本を紹介する番組のようなクオリティーで、面白かったです。
This has nothing to do with KZbin, but the two young children of the same Japanese-British KZbinr "Oshare Japan" are seriously ill at just 3 months old. Please spread the word!
So what do kabocha and "standard" taste like? Are they savory or sweet? That they are your personal favourites does not explain anything. And what do these snacks have to do with knives? And why not have an actual Japanese person explain Japanese knives in Japan instead of that run-off-the-mill European-American hipster?