How To Do Everything Wrong in a Sushi Restaurant | Japanese React to "The Japanese Tradition -Sushi"

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0:00 Let's START!
1:48 Introduction
2:34 Noren Curtains
3:47 Entering the Sushi Restaurant
4:36 Sitting at the Counter
5:55 Ordering Your Food
7:27 Pouring Beer
9:17 Sushi Geta Sandals
10:39 Gari Gingers
11:28 Preparing the Soy Sauce
13:20 Eating the Sushi
14:24 "Agari" Green Tea
16:07 Ending Your Meal
17:20 Payment
18:50 Leaving the Sushi Restaurant
21:27 Other Types of Sushi
23:26 The Ending
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●The video we reacted to: NAMIKIBASHI 日本の形「鮨 」 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpyuhH18gdqsldk ●The 5 sushi taboos you want to avoid in Japan kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3nGgoSXlrN9js0 ▼Who is Shogo? What is this channel about?▼ kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJmokqB-m9-sr8k ▼Related videos in this channel▼ -How Ordering Buffet will Get You Eaten in Japan | Returnees React to “Engrish” kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqHHiYCboLWDnc0 -Why Making Katana Steel Makes People Go Blind | Returnees React to 50 Facts about Japan kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmK3p4hrlppmgrM -Where People of All Needs Can Eat Together in Kyoto | Non-vegetarians Stunned by Amazing Vegan Food kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpbcq5dqbJqEaNU ▼MY DREAM▼ kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5jSqHyMlNCUnaM “To make every Japan lovers’ dream come true, by making Japan a more secure, comfortable, and safer place for everyone to visit, study, and live in” I will be using the profit I gain from this channel at restaurants, hotels, and cultural facilities in Kyoto to introduce them. The more you watch the videos on this channel, Kyoto and Japan will become a more exciting place, and you can support your own and others’ dreams in the future even more. ▼Join our Membership▼ kzbin.info/door/n7DCb9ttrcw9h3vh9dfnVwjoin ●Membership benefits -Limited behind-the-scene videos kzbin.info/aero/UUMOn7DCb9ttrcw9h3vh9dfnVw -Weekly Zoom call or live stream -Priority reply to comments ▼[Sub-channel] “Shogo’s Podcast”▼ kzbin.info/door/ZAe1VayWxp5NLO4Net78DA Please subscribe!! The perfect channel to learn about Japanese culture and history in your spare time, during your walk to school or work, and when you are cooking or doing house chores. Not only will I be covering the topics in this main channel, but also some topics that you will only be able to enjoy in the sub-channel, like answering questions I receive, and my opinions towards some of the comments. ▼[Listen to the real voices of the Japanese] "Voices from Japan series"▼ kzbin.info/aero/PLpIWoYf9KNFXxLyeQa85jDudDKqkwPg-2 ▼[Places recommended to visit in Kyoto] "Kyoto Hidden Gems" series▼ kzbin.info/aero/PLpIWoYf9KNFU7LIIFB0P_reDt_oMdkCOq ▼Instagram▼ instagram.com/lets_ask_shogo/ *Please ask me questions through the DM here!（⚠I do not use e-mail）

[@hklegomaster]

Can you please talk about Islam in Japan

[@rahulverma8774]

Question - Please tell me how japan's gaming industry dominated whole world I love japanese games So i need answers

[@dogenDO]

Hi shogo! Love your videos! Can you put a link to buy male and female kimonos?? It would be really helpful, Have a grat day!

[@Serai3]

The kappa maki made me so happy! I didn't know you could make puns in Japanese. :D

[@briansmaller7443]

I loved the Space Battleship Yamato sushi. I would eat that.

[@Beanz-on-Toast]

I'm Autistic and struggle with satire and jokes that sound authentic, if I had watched the first video first I'd have accepted everything in it at face value so this was great for me as y'all explained which was a joke and what the actual rules are.

[@Nannerchan]

Same here.

[@akisalmenaho8473]

Aspie here, I second this.

[@cyriljackal]

Is there a level of "that's just ridiculous" that wouldn't confuse you of its true nature as comedy? What's your preferred type of comedy you laugh at?

[@myheartismadeofstars]

Funnily enough I'm autistic and while I sometimes struggle with jokes irl (like one of my housemates moving out after only a couple weeks and saying "Oh I couldn't stand you because you smell") making ettiquette faux pas in any culture became a source of anxiety so cultural ettiquette became a Special Interest (which has now expanded to a love of cultural anthropology via the simple question "why is this polite") so at least I could be in on that joke!

[@mb2001]

Yuuuuup.

[@LadyTsunade777]

I remember those "The Japanese Tradition" videos. It would be interesting to see you two also react to the ocha and apologising ones.

[@kagitsune]

I also remember these! Oh the high school memories

[@edgychico9311]

Yep

[@user-js7ht4kz2x]

Yeah, I really like the "Ocha" episode of the series. :D Seeing a reaction to that one would be awesome! It's also fairly short.

[@SgtPotShot]

@@user-js7ht4kz2x the punchline at the end makes that video

[@user-js7ht4kz2x]

@@SgtPotShot Absolutely!! No spoiler here, because that one really almost had me falling off the chair laughing on my first time watching that video.

[@homfri111]

16:16 we have a similar tradition in the US at places like applebees or similar forms of restaurants. You tell the staff you cannot handle being there any longer by putting a barstool through the front window, typically after drinking $90 worth of long island iced teas. Its a little different but the same idea, differing cultures sure are neat.

[@Crazypixiness]

Ah, the beauty of destroying Applebees windows. After that, you go to Denny's or a Waffle House and fight staff in the parking lot.

[@anangrytexan2244]

@@Crazypixiness never fight the Waffle House staff, they're always ready for that action.

[@Crazypixiness]

@@anangrytexan2244 They're the Final Boss when you want a real fight. But you need a whole crew with you so choose your time carefully.

[@TimothyLau55]

If you can find a staff do not turn their backs on you when you looked at them before raise your hand. The worse case took me one hour just to get the bill and paid for it.

[@LordAurix]

@@Crazypixiness And be prepared, because 99% of waffle house employees are carrying. Its not a normal day if shots arent fired.

[@JL-ww4ce]

Ah, this brings back a memory. At university I think I asked a Japanese exchange student about Japanese comedy or something and she whipped out her phone and showed me "The Japanese Tradition: Origami." I was impressed because it seemed to have an absurdist-like sense of humor and wondered if this type of humor is common or "is the Japanese sense of humor." Later on when the Yakuza series of games returned to the West, among other things, I think I kinda got my answer.

[@jonh4872]

I love how Japanese culture is equal parts strict tradition and also self-aware humor at that strict tradition

[@ariste01]

I think the salt thing is prehistoric honestly. Like that's one of the earliest ways we discovered of purifying and preserving things. It makes sense that early humans would apply the same logic to the spiritual world as the tangible. I think almost every culture has some superstition involving salt warding off evil.

[@danielfreitaslemos1227]

For incredible as it seems, all that stuff with salt being something that can purify things is kind of a common sense in Brasil, and it's easy to hear someone that had a bad day saying that need to take a bath with salt, to clean the body and soul, and some people actually take those baths for real. Probably it's not a coincidence.

[@jsalsman]

If you put salt out to ward off bad luck, people can see it an know that you pay attention to details, so the restaurant that has salt out front seems higher class to passers-by compared to those that don't?

[@cjandauntieyaya1446]

Salt actually is a natural antibiotic and so no wonder peeps would consider it a "cleansing" agent. I think all cultures use it in some way or another to eliminate "evil" supernatural things. In the European concept, the salt is supposed to be poured as an unbroken circle around wherever one either wants to trap a spirit OR keep a spirit OUT. Technically, if you pour salt around your house, many insects including ants and slugs will not want to cross it (causes them to dry out) and thus you keep a bug free house. So in reality, salt does help as a barrier, but just keeping it in a bowl outside the door wouldn't do anything practical.

[@ariste01]

@@cjandauntieyaya1446 honestly if you have salt, hydrogen peroxide, baking soda, and vinegar you can clean most of your house.

[@renatobabka263]

@@danielfreitaslemos1227 I second that. I am also Brazilian and sometimes my mom purifies our house with salt.

[@0505trueblue]

My late father used to say that Inari sushi used to be called "battleship" because it looked a little like a battleship. This was about 35+ years ago he told me. Perhaps that's why they had a battleship on a sushi....

[@josefbajarias3109]

So that explains the Suship archetype in Yugioh, literal sushi ships

[@shadowcat88750]

@@josefbajarias3109 what

[@josefbajarias3109]

@@shadowcat88750 there’s a few cards in Yugioh that depict literal sushi ships

[@bustedkeaton]

Isnt "gunkan" sushi the battleship sushi?

[@josefbajarias3109]

@@bustedkeaton oh yeah, the others are just ship sized sushi

[@chris_c1701]

I remember showing this video to two Japanese friends of mine. I remember the looks of horror as they thought this was actually an educational video people would take seriously, and watching those looks turn to laughter as they caught on to the joke.

[@kimito2002]

5:59 waiter just teleport out of nowhere makes it even funnier 😂

[@KosmoAlx]

The salt thing, it's like a prove that your business is booming and that is why you can leave free salt at entering or just throughout it away (successfully sumo fighter).

[@Josh-rn1em]

🤣🤣😁

[@notinterested8452]

Ah, salt is also considered by some to be able to absorb 'bad energy' so it is possible that it is there to prevent.

[@amethyst5538]

I remember watching some of those and thinking "They can NOT be serious." At least now I know I was right.... I would love to see more!😂❤️

[@h3949]

Same here 😂

[@lamboboj]

I was learning Japanese at a language school, and my classmate was obsessed with Namikibashi videos. He played them to our class, and our sensei was both amused and appalled!

[@BlackLig47]

The salt part was so interesting to me because where I live (northeast of Brazil) we actually have a tradition of throwing salt over your shoulder to ward off bad luck so that's an awesome coincidence

[@BelaCoxinha]

Outro brasileiro???

[@vagnernunesosoriojunior6134]

@@BelaCoxinha Pois é...

[@phoenixmoon5580]

Forgive me for not being sure of this, is Brazil a religious country? If so, is one of the main religions related to any branch of Christianity? If so, there is a saying in my country that you throw salt over your shoulder (depends who you ask as to which shoulder is 'correct') to temporarily blind the devil.

[@BelaCoxinha]

@@phoenixmoon5580 well, not really, but brazil is mostly catholic and evangelic, but theres also candomblé, a Brazilian religion wich is the mix of african religions and catcholism, wich was used as a resistance agianst slavery, and former eastern religions.

[@phoenixmoon5580]

@@BelaCoxinha I'd be interested in learning more about candomble (I don't know how to put the accent on the 'e'). It sounds quite interesting.

[@bluasterisk]

I remember seeing this like 12 years ago not knowing if this was true, after my time in Japan and studying Japanese this is so much funnier now haha

[@Sp3ctralI]

Making learning fun Is something that a lot of schools tend to not do. It’s far easier for people with something like ADHD (such as myself) to pay attention to. These videos are always so enjoyable

[@ArveEriksson]

I'm almost tempted to try some of these. I'd probably die if I soaked all the sushi in the soy sauce like that, though... Ouch.

[@xX_Moonluster_Xx]

OMG I watched this video in my Elementary Japanese class--this and the apologizing one, which I found really funny! Our teacher had to disclaim that it was a joke before she started it, but it's pretty obvious if you're familiar with the conduct and order to things.

[@linren901]

This was a lot of fun! I enjoyed learning about the actual traditions along with the comedy!

[@Zapporah85]

I've been studying Japanese for over 10 years, it's currently my major in college, I lived there for 4 months, and I worked for a Japanese company. I always dip my sushi in soy sauce. But plz don't tattle on me, they might deny my visa if they find out 😬

[@C0ldIron]

I remember watching this back when I fist started eating sushi. It took me a few minutes to realize it was a joke. Now it’s one of my favorite videos on KZbin. I hope you guys react to the rest of them. I feel there’s a part missing though as I remember it talking about the chef being scary with a mysterious past or something.

[@chris_c1701]

Never ask Taisho about his mysterious past

[@ZeldamateurLP]

Those Namikibashi videos helped me a lot. When i visit Japan someday, i will make sure to bring my protractor. But seriously, it's a shame those videos aren't all available in English. And thank you for your educational work, Shogo.

[@theloverlyladylo9158]

I have one rule for polite sushi eating and that is: memorize the phrase “I’m very sorry; I am allergic to fish and cannot join you”. (And I know there’s non seafood sushi. I’ve tried it. It didn’t end well.)

[@fjolliff6308]

It would have been made with the same tools as the fish sushi. It can still be dangerous and people forget that when they try to convince someone to get food from a place that is dangerous for them. Restaurants can make mistakes too. It's better to just make vegan sushi at home.

[@calamitysangfroid2407]

@@fjolliff6308 yeah absolutely. i know some restaurants that will actually make special dishes for people with allergies and the kitchen will go through this whole cleanse, so if you say you're allergic to something when you actually don't like it then prepare to get banned haha. i don't think a sushi restaurant can accommodate this kind of thing unless they served premade, packaged stuff though (which would be a disservice to the customer).

[@FinnMcRiangabra]

Please tell me that no-one tried to make you eat yellow pickle sushi. I love most sushi, but that is well down on the list of worst things I've eaten.

[@crazyd4ve875]

@@FinnMcRiangabra sounds dreadful

[@Call-me-Al]

@@FinnMcRiangabra ...that's like my favourite vegetable roll. But I really love pickles of all sorts, like sauerkraut, various cucumber pickles, kimchi, and so on.

[@privaterizk4936]

19:46 That's the same myth in my country too. Salt = purify. 22:06 Narto is literally a real person name (more of a traditional name, so it's quite funny). A lot of meme/parody of Naruto use that name since decade ago.

[@sammyvillano9502]

Was laughing with y’all the whole time. Suddenly I’d see it as y’all were seeing it like “What was that???” Like how when they all folded their hands quickly in unison! The over the top acting in these videos are always hilarious. In highschool I took Spanish and the videos were a lot like these just about another culture. What was even more special to me was when I saw y’all reacting. To the things I wasn’t noticing or didn’t think of! Like “Wow! These are things that make them laugh!” Frankly I woulda just found a video on the complexities of sushi boring but y’all made it interesting. Your laughter was infectious

[@filiperodriguesaquin]

I laughed so hard at the soy sauce part, because here in Brasil a lot of people SOAK the sushi in the sauce hahah Love your channel, Shogo!

[@anajuliagurgel4647]

Eu estava prestes a dizer isso! Pessoalmente gosto dele de ambas as formas, mas admito que ele AFOGADO no shoyu é muito bom kkkkkk

[@izabela.wilson]

Ainda mais aqui no Brasil, onde brasileiro diz "adoro comida japonesa" mas o que vemos na maioria dos lugares nem de longe é comida japonesa, kkkkkkkk

[@anajuliagurgel4647]

@@izabela.wilson Sim, é até triste. Queria um dia experimentar a verdadeira comida japonesa.

[@kamoboko86]

I used to watch that how to eat sushi video years ago when it first came out and I was still living in America. I knew it was a joke but I could never forget the advice I got from it. I loved this reaction video!

[@thundrbaze]

Oh my gosh, *I died* when they showed the car sushi! I so hope Shogo and Co. make more reactions to this series!

[@andycopland3179]

Japan has such a rich and fascinating culture. Its the one country I've not been to that i need to go to. What I find fascinating is French cuisine is complex whereas Japanese is simple; delicate. Its such a joy to eat and I love engaging with the Japanese chefs to learn more and make the experience better for us all. Also, an ice cold Asahi is to die for. Great beer.

[@terrytzaneros8007]

Sipping from a finger-bowl ("lemon flavoured") - mistaking it to be an initial 'soup course' was my - and my sis's faux pas introduction to the do's and don'ts of Japanese table etiquette .. much to the amusement of the kitchen staff!

[@blucky_yt]

I like how the video has so many jokes Shogo himself started to doubt himself at some point and started to use wording that implies he's not sure anymore instead of a concrete "no, this isn't real, this is definitely a joke"

[@rantecruz1037]

It was interesting to know that salt has come a long way in different cultures not only as an ingredient or preservative, but also for purification. Like so far as religious or spiritual tradition goes, I have seen salt used to ward off evil spirits or bad luck in Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity, Islam), Shintoism, or Buddhism. Very informative and funny reaction video, Shogo. Thank you!

[@stevewebber707]

Nice, we can get the humor of the original video, combined with the education of the real traditions.

[@igoryanga]

It was really funny and educating! Can't wait to learn and laugh with you more. Thank you!

[@zulemazahir666]

This was hilarious, the guys eating the salt killed me. 😅 I definitely needed this humor in my currently stressful existence.

[@paorousama]

This is such a throwback! I saw these comedy videos when I was much younger. Thanks for the nostalgia, and thanks for explaining the truth from the jokes! I especially love the gari one and still remember it to this day. Whenever i eat at a sushi restaurant with friends i just tell people "nobody knows what it's made of"

[@hanthonyc]

I haven't been on your channel in a bit- I love seeing how much your production value increased! I'm glad this channel is growing so much!

[@dace92004]

Omg some of that stuff was so ridiculous!! I just picture a gollum type character trying to eat the salt and scaring people away. Totally would love to see you all react to the others in the series

[@mjaustro]

I love the "The Japanese Tradition" series. Please do more! :)

[@terryallen7356]

This was so much fun. Honestly if you weren't explaining everything I would have believed a lot of it. I wonder why they didn't mention wasabi. Isn't that usually served with sushi? hmmm It's 11:00PM and now I'm craving sushi.

[@Mokiefraggle]

It's common in sushi-ya in America, but it might not be as common in Japan, where I imagine it's presumed that if there's to be wasabi with a particular piece of sushi, the sushi chef already put the proper amount in it.

[@terryenby2304]

This was hilarious ! Thank you so much for sharing! I definitely really enjoyed this!! Kazu looks so natural and handsome in his traditional clothes! And of course Shogo looks his handsome self too! Have a great week everyone!

[@joeslayter5841]

The reaction videos are fantastic. Had I seen the original video first , I would have been outside eating the salt because I did not know any better. 48 degrees of happiness!

[@Mangolite]

I have seen all the different versions of this, from the one you reacted to and the English dubbed in male and female voices. They are all hilarious. There is a male English dubbed that added a bit of adult language at the beginning that is no longer online or is very hard to find.

[@crabbit.]

I lived in Japan for 12 years before moving back to the states this past December and man I really miss it. I’m glad I discovered your channel and this video was hilarious 😂

[@bananasunday2845]

Is this an abridged version of the video? I swear I recall being parts about eating endangered species and how the function of the ryoushuu sho was a mystery (since you can get it reimbursed). So many memories. So glad to see people enjoying it to this day.

[@Allison-kf2iy]

I watched this video a while ago, and just thinking about it still makes me crack up. I appreciate the education, and the ability to laugh along with jokes I wouldn't otherwise understand. Thank you!

[@davidfairchild8566]

Yes, please react to the other ones. I came across this video years ago trying to learn the correct way to eat sushi. I thought it was serious at first until several minutes in 😆

[@lesliecalvert3458]

I learned from another video of yours not to ever leave chopsticks in your rice bowl..never point them at anything or anyone and also don't soak sushi in soy sauce..its very rude...I love these video's..you guys crack me up laughing at people eating sushi incorrectly..I do have to say the flipping of the curtain angle 42 degrees seemed a bit precise :) I was like oh no what if I went 58 degrees already :)

[@j.d.4697]

Interesting! This is *exactly* how I always eat my sushi at restaurants.

[@kurtisharen]

I've talked with family members about possibly going on a vacation and seeing Japan, and now I've got this evil little idea to show them these videos you're reacting to before going. Honestly, they'd take the whole thing serious, and I'd have so much fun watching the locals' reaction to what they were doing.

[@MoTheBlackCat]

Ah those reactions videos makes the originals even more funny that I remember thank you! Also with snacks like these you don't need meals anymore haha!

[@marendenison3550]

21:33 This whole video was hilarious but as soon as I saw the toy cars I was falling out of my seat laughing

[@dirtcop11]

This is proof that Japanese do have a sense of humor. I love watching the Japanese commercials for the humor a fun they have with them. I watched a lot of Mouse Computer commercials.

[@Pi-Mae]

Yay! When I searched Japanese culture and traditions this channel was one of the first things that popped up!🍒🌈☁️ 😻💕 I love your videos. There’s so much valuable information in them.🗝

[@Original50]

In Europe centuries ago, salt was expensive. A bowl of salt would be placed on the head table and if you were of a lower rank you would be seated further away from it. So, in English there is a saying, 'below the salt', which means a person is lower in the heirarchy; govt, workplace, club, etc.

[@jbartlet827]

This was delightful! Thank you!

[@samrutster]

That was classic! Loved watching you guys laughter!

[@wpierry]

Loved loved the video! I hope you make more!

[@edgarsnake2857]

Very funny...and informative. Thanks guys.

[@chrisbessey358]

This was great! I watched these a lot in my early years, and your commentary was so informative! Keep them coming please!

[@TristanC20]

I love this video. Laying in bed sick today and it definitely provided laughter.

[@michellebrubaker8099]

I enjoyed this very much, fun and informative!

[@polymorpheus9745]

Thank you, Shogi. This was one of my favorite videos you and your team have produced.

[@sharendonnelly7770]

Oh my, that was hilarious and informative at the same time. Tradition and rules paired with tongue in cheek, love your videos!

[@trystkinkou5542]

This was great thank you for sharing. Makes me want to watch their Sumo one.

[@arinakrokhina8346]

«kappa maki” was actually my favourite part of this video

[@PerttulaSaga]

I enjoyed this very much and I'm eager to see your take on the other NAMIKIBASHI videos.

[@TheRealMonkeyrogue]

Your enthusiasm brightens my evenings. Thank you Shogo.

[@stephencolonna6790]

Hilarious! The salt scene had me doubled over!

[@coralgalaxy544]

Got introduced to your channel through "shorts" and now I bing watch your full length videos, watching the calm and composed nature of yours!! Thanks for starting this channel 🤍🥳

[@HaiTomVlog]

This was so great! 😂 I would really love to see your reactions to more!

[@jongerber8182]

This video was simply amazing! Laughs all around but very informative. 😂

[@Smileyhat]

I'd definitely like to see more reactions to these videos. This was fun to watch.

[@maiko6168]

Awesome work guys👏😂 I really enjoyed it. So funny and so informative. Looking forward to the next one!

[@leviaswolfe9968]

I love your videos! They are so informative and I have learned so much from you! I love Nippon and the culture and I hope to one day be able to visit. I really enjoyed this video and learned a few new things about sushi. Some things I have known for a while, but finding out more details is exciting! I hope to see more of React videos along with Kazu and Tomoko!

[@Tamonduando]

Thank you. I'm planning on visiting Japan and this guide was very helpful.

[@CrescentiaFortuna]

I enjoyed this video very much, would love to see more of them!

[@YosefEvenZohar]

i remember watching the japaneas tradition videos many years ago, they were super funny and your recations to them is great11 really glad you made this one. would love to see you react to the rest of the videos

[@weivu]

Really enjoyed this one. Please do more!

[@dianaklien1560]

I found this very enjoyable and interesting, thank you!

[@Lyzy04]

This was really fun, and also educational! I'd like to see more videos like this :D

[@mothwaltz4163]

Loved your video about sushi taboos and ramen taboos, Shogo. This reaction video was also educational and hilarious. The part with salt had me laughing with absolute tears in my eyes.

[@authorecgrube4214]

How fun and i actually learned a lot :) please do more!

[@gruu]

I loove the japanese tradition!! Seeing your reactions and explanations was great fun and really interesting too, hope you do the rest as well!!

[@noisehippo1561]

Hope there will be more of these reactions! I enjoyed it very much :3

[@cptjfk]

Your reactions are so funny! I looove to watch this.

[@fiveoctaves]

One of my all-time favorite videos! I'm surprised you had not come across them years ago.

[@DavidCruickshank]

I love the "The Japanese Tradition" videos, so hype to see you react to them.

[@aliciahackett4945]

This was awesome! Also loved the history behind the facts and myths.

[@SenecaTheDreamer]

That sushi video is nearly 15 years old. I remember seeing it way back in 2007.

[@yannisinasia]

That was really funny, thank you! I didn't expect to laugh along but I did.

[@Lori-lp6uc]

This video was so fun, I had to subscribe!❤️😆

[@cyruszayonixx4234]

Love your videos man! Big fan from the Netherlands 🇳🇱❤️🇯🇵

[@cubbance]

I love this video! Hilarious AND informative at the same time. I love that you're able to explain the truth about the traditions while still allowing the comedy to translate for non-Japanese audiences. I'd love to see more.

[@arcontez9327]

Really fun!🤣🤣🤣 The actors facial expressions are hilarious!

[@Nirmiti.]

I always feel so happy when I see them in a video together.

[@samararyder5152]

I like this video so much. Really entertaining.

[@kineko7823]

Please make a series out of this! It was highly entertaining and educating.

[@ShellyS2060]

This was great! What a fun way to learn about sushi 😜 Thank you for the laughs.

[@TheMasaoL]

This was great. I forgot about the Namikibashi series. I would love for you to do more.