Watch the Japanese Tea Sweets Made Right in Front of You by Professional Craftsmen

[@JAB6322]

The sweets really are the definition of "eating with your eyes before eating with your mouth". Wish I could try them out someday 4:18 Also thank you for mentioning the Setsubun event. Now I know why one of the characters in Genshin who is an Oni is afraid of beans X'D

[@candicechan3880]

Hehe,beans go brrrrrr Itto:👹💧

[@talamioros]

Poor Itto xD

[@nohtto]

Always appreciated the work that goes into Japanese confections, especially presentation.

[@NoName-zh9ov]

so from my understanding, i need to spend at least a year in japan to get the full range of the experience of all the gorgeous foods and presentations

[@kawaiibrittanii]

Thank you for sharing these really beautiful sweets! I am very satisfied with their English website, and that the list allergens per sweets, which is something I look for since milk is my food allergy. Now I want to try these sweets very much!

[@icequeen917]

I'd love to try these! They're almost too beautiful to eat!

[@PaleHorseShabuShabu]

That's some beautiful craftsmanship. I always appreciate the beautiful, vibrant colors of well-made sweets.

[@AcanLord]

i have had presumably cheaper import versions of tea sweets like this, they were very fancy and looked really nice. it also came with some sort of handwritten thank you note for purchasing them.

[@Luischocolatier]

Seeing wagashi being made is always delightful! I hope I can someday experience them myself firsthand and maybe even learn how to make them! They are always gorgeous and fill me with joy seeing them all.

[@puppikun]

Everything in that store is so beautiful! And the Chefs work is so incredible his speed and skill are just jaw dropping.

[@vietnamesebeauties]

Our Vietnamese team have never travel out of Vietnam yet. Hope to visit Kyoto & taste these artistic tea sweets someday 😋😋 谢谢哥哥的分享🌹

[@nirup_06]

This video is just so calming.

[@dumoulin11]

Thank you very much for helping us discover this wonderful aspect of Japanese society.

[@JeanieBlakely]

Thank you very much for everything you do and have done. I have enjoyed every video of yours that I've had the opportunity to watch. I really appreciate your point of view and knowledge. My family have all enjoyed learning more about Japan from a reliable source. I wish you luck in reaching your goals.

[@myushankaiswarm]

Oh my! They look so beautiful! I’ve never seen any sweets that have been made with such care. Truly a gem!🤩

[@ronsorage78]

I would love to taste the sweets made from Sakura. Such an interesting ingredient to use. Flowers don't get used for much here beyond scents and appearance. I've also never had anything with bean paste in it.

[@highwaysstar]

I love all the different varieties of subjects you cover on your channel! Your enthusiasm is so inspiring.

[@madcatter576]

I love these videos! IRS like a sneak peek into the best places in Japan, not only for visitors, but for nationals as well! Thank you so much for sharing your culture with us in this way ✌️😃👍

[@ayou2470]

I love how everything is so deliberate and thoughtful.

[@grufromdespicableme5561]

As someone who is fascinated by tea ceremonies, I think that the whole experience is wonderful.

[@davistud]

Those are very happy looking tea bowls!!🍵

[@SuperKendoman]

Wow, Shogo you looked so happy! One day I would like to visit this shop and see how japanese wagashi is made. ☺

[@neilw5688]

Thanks! You and a few other channels are the reason I am learning Japanese(にほんご) so one day I can visit Japan and be able to communicate better with the wonderful people of Japan, I thank you deeply

[@LetsaskShogo]

I think you very deeply too for supporting me✨

[@shikhasarkar5412]

One of the bestest KZbin channel......... Thank you so much for sharing lot's of unknown things of Japan...... Thank you so much for sharing japanese culture......make more and more videos ♥️♥️♥️🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@psalmsreader7997]

Thank you for sharing this exquisite experience! I really enjoyed watching.

[@okanoshi941]

Sugoi ne. Really enjoyed this video! I'm always in awe of the incredible Japanese craftmanship and presentation. I cannot wait to visit Kyoto again!

[@AndrewA-zt4fo]

Definitely going to try these sweets if I visit Japan. Maybe there's a chance I could find a similar establishment in Sydney NSW. (I live in Australia). Sydney from my experience, quite literally has a bit of everything, from every country and culture.

[@JazzBlack]

Japanese confections are always so beautiful! I can't wait to go to Kyoto someday

[@larissaortiz8768]

Thank you for sharing! What a fun and peaceful video to watch!

[@dawnmcfadden2261]

So beautiful and his talent is enviable

[@carolgraczyk2027]

Everything is so well made and pretty

[@hermeshemp6271]

Would really enjoy you and your wife reviewing and talking about restaurants. I think it's a nice difference from foreigners who do these types of videos. You are more informative about the culture which is wonderful and different.

[@VerhoevenSimon]

Thank you for the interesting video!

[@tomislavnagy8715]

Very Beautiful! Also, its Really Great You made a Video about Sweets! Thank You!

[@lastnamefirstname8655]

this is sweet to see. thanks shogo.

[@jeffreyalansantos2335]

I'm so enjoy this video so much for a long time!🙏😄❤

[@kaze7781]

Woooow! the Restaurant look so amazing :O and I know for sure I would take the same one that Shogo picked because I absolutely love the green color :D what a impressive kind of art japanese sweets are!

[@karengerber8390]

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

[@Mawnt]

Great video! Now I want to go there haha

[@AndrewDrazdikJr]

Thanks!

[@LetsaskShogo]

Thank you so much for your support!

[@ajirarevani3185]

What's more impressive they are not just fancy looking desserts. All of them have much history, meaning...

[@boodledemic6430]

We have a shop in Little Tokyo that sells wagashi and I have to go so I can try

[@AnastasiaCooper]

this really looks like a boutique for Tea Sweets - I guess the prices match the looks - but then again, this really seems to be amazing craftsmenship!

[@Anime_Drawing_4_life]

That looks so nice

[@Gwalker365]

I went there a few days ago I didn't know they had that in the second floor! I would like to go see how they prepare the sweets! I really love them!

[@Jungletraveler00_12]

Beautiful !

[@cjpaisano]

I love matcha and am always amazed by the tea sweets. Thank you - a place I want to visit. :)

[@andyh3065]

They look truly amazing!! Now if only Japan would open their borders I'd be over there in a flash. Looking forward to that day...

[@theofilos4202]

Those sweets looked really very delicious. Wish I could have a bite 😋😎👌

[@Archanakumari-es5id]

Thanks for information

[@lizawinslow4773]

This is a very nice activity.

[@mels_89]

I really wanna try them but never had the chance to 😭

[@TimothyLau55]

I miss zenzai so much! Especially during winter in Japan.

[@Kushina947]

Wanderful video!! thank you so much!! Hope I can visit this place when I go to Kyoto!!!

[@maxalfonso9929]

Hi, Shogo-san! I really love your channel and never skip a video of yours I would really love to know the name of the music that is played at The Ending section. It seems that I've heard it before in a TV show called Wafū Sōhonke, or Japanese Style Originator in my country. Big big hug from Chile, across the ocean

[@AndrewDrazdikJr]

It is possible to have the Tea Ceremony with these confectionaries in all countries and people that appreciate the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Kyoto trade know how always allows people to enjoy this possibility.

[@midorimoriyama2525]

羨ましいですよねー🤤

[@basquecheetah5989]

Very impressive!Now I'm feeling a bit hungry 😋 Arigatogazaimaz 👍

[@liossnimhaille4958]

Some of these sweets are so beautiful, I wouldn't dare to eat them.

[@sipenarekbecha7193]

mannn, those looks so delicious 😳

[@mallminot]

Very interesting. I watched a Japanese series about a family that made such sweets. There were murders and some crazy complicated relationships but sweets gave it some aesthetic 😅

[@NuevaDelJapon]

Are there any seasonal tea sweets this month

[@TalkandListen902]

Me as an Indonesian, loving Japan: 🤤

[@annaopuszanska2264]

Od 5 minut to oglondam 💖😍

[@Blondie42]

Why do they do it? Cause they are awesome, like the rest of Japan. 👍 3:23 the chocolate looking swirls reminds me of the crest on Uzumaki Naruto's coat, his mother's village.

[@ARandomPerson2.0Sky]

Idk what that is but must taste nice

[@alicia-hd2cs]

Ive been watching Japanese videos for some time and i realised something. When you wear a mask, your nose:chin ratio is balanced and you look normal. As a European i look mouthless when my mask is on -_-

[@xiritheweirdo1078]

could you explain to us what the meaning of yang yang is?

[@r.l.watkins1976]

Shogo,I just came across your channel on my feed, so you may have addressed my inquiry. The anglicized spellings of Kyoto and Tokyo are anagrams of each other, does this have anything to do with Tokyo being the current capital and Kyoto being the former capital, or is this just a coincidence?

[@catboy_official]

He has a video about this :D

[@r.l.watkins1976]

@@catboy_official Do you know the title of it?

[@MayonnaiseJane]

Shogo, I love mochi itself, but never seem to like the fillings (except mochi around ice cream.) Is there a proper name for mochi with no filling? Does it even exist except in as the tiny mochi we sometimes see at frozen yogurt shops?

[@Abhothra]

Amazing! Now if you'll excuse me you apparently have more then one video on this subject.

[@siegefanboy]

Kanzei looks like uzumaki clan in naruto Xd

[@annaopuszanska2264]

👍👍👍💙

[@Razzy-sr4oq]

wait wait wait.... their most popular sweet is.... _a Fig Newton!?_

[@valentiknorrcubes]

Here before 4k likes

[@kingsolo7001]

Hello could you review Ghost of Tsushima!

[@ernestestrada2461]

Watching the video and the green tea which was served first, brought back memories of the smell and taste green tea haha made and memories of my sobo. Natsukashi. Arigato. But I still don't like macha!

[@eddyflo2978]

Wait till they discover coffee and glaze doughnuts

[@Aven-Sharma1991]

सुना है इस देश में कांजी से पहले सिद्धम लिपि हुआ करती थी

[@theGypsyViking]

Will you and Gaijin Goomba ever do a callab?

[@BF-Gator]

Can you explain japan's obsession with purity and why it's scary to have things not be pure, there'sno way for anything to be pure all the time, even water and orange juice has stuff the companies put in it to make it taste better or last longer and the new reports that everybody has plastic particles in their bloodstream There's no concept like that at all in the west and it's super hard to understand

[@derptweaker945]

Why is there so much sugar in Japanese food? I like the food in one way but its so much sugar that i cant handle it for example "Yakiniku" it is almost all sugar i cant eat it all even if i'm very hungry just to sweet. It cant have been this in the past right? Or it different in Japan have not been there yet

[@valentiknorrcubes]

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[@blackbloodcell5147]

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