How Japan's FAKE Food Samples Are Made

[@JapanGo]

If you've been to Japan before then you've no doubt seen some of these super realistic food samples before! Which ones your favourite though? Or which are you most curious to see 'how it's made'?

[@lokisdad8626]

Very cool to see the process of these being made. Was a real help when I first moved to Japan and couldn't communicate what I wanted to eat. Glad to see you guys again. Planning to get back soon.

[@hieioni3354]

Finally a new video! Damn, I was late for this. Had to take time off with family. Now the wait for another video continues :D

[@Zero1979]

Great video, very interesting to see behind the scenes like this!

[@sense9847]

Yay a new video🥳

[@TedLedbetter]

Very cool to see, keep them coming!

[@TheJohn8765]

Damn. That was super interesting. Thanks!

[@IKEMENOsakaman]

Next, I want you to do Gundam plastic models vs. real Gundam - which are real!?

[@zaidkidwai7831]

Awesome video!

[@daku5413]

Great video. I would put a "fake" into the title before food samples, as I was confused wether the video will be about sample food instead of plastic food samples.

[@JapanGo]

Thanks, and agreed! (changed the title) - Yasu

[@CMDRSweeper]

A good suggestion and Japan Go earned a video click from because it had the "Fake" part in there as it did get me interested in why it was fake and how it was made :D

[@ms.pirate]

OOOOOOH So awesome!

[@XzadforSpacefox]

I always wondered

[@inspiteofshame]

I've been a vegetarian for eight years but even I wanted to eat that plastic chicken lol. Thanks for the super interesting video!

[@JapanGo]

Haha, I guess that's the highest compliment you could pay the man! Thanks for watching!

[@Astran0th]

That really is art!

[@vino3741]

amazing, wow

[@AndrewTheRadarMan]

This company has the tools and expertise to make whatever they want. I'd make fictional foods like blue bananas and neon green waffles. Maybe doused with purple syrup. Maybe throw in an exotic fruit on the side.

[@reelsfrom]

a perfect food diorama..

[@paulnakamura8103]

In Japan it is said ,you eat with your eyes.