Paul Hollywood Cooks with an Atomic Bomb Survivor in Hiroshima! | Paul Hollywood Eats Japan

Paul Hollywood continues his culinary journey across Japan. He boards the bullet train, visits Okinawa and gets a cookery lesson from an atomic bomb survivor in Hiroshima.
Paul Hollywood takes a journey to Japan, a country not well-known for its baked goods, for the first time. Paul goes on a taste tour of specialities and regional delicacies from all over the country.
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[@atsuki4791]

Thank you for coming my bakery “Pan no Tora” !

[@sailingsam3815]

He looks so happy in Japan.

[@alaindzu9135]

This guy would live prefectly happy eating fish&chips 😂

[@miumiushoegirl]

I am from Japan originally. Those great quality of breads are actually normal everywhere in Japan Paul!!!!!

[@masterchiefy830]

this is why japan is beautiful they don't forget their culture....

[@jimtakahashi4638]

Paul says, “Why is this country so obsessed with food?” Well, it’s not just food but almost everything. The Japanese are obsessed with improvement or even perfection, and are far less conservative than the Brits.😇

[@JosephPembroke]

The editing, narration, and camerawork were all incredible! Keep it up Tonic!

[@chiefbosn9731]

Respect to Paul!

[@gloribelledumanacal4140]

WOWW!!!😯 Incredible Japan My Love! 💖🌟💖🌟💖🌟💖🌟💖 muahh💋💋💋 LOVE YOU Sweetheart!💕

[@memelak]

😊😘😘😘

[@RyuseiYamaguchi]

Tofu without seasonings is just too tasteless, even if the high-end ones have the flavor of soybeans, isn't it? Even Japanese people usually eat chilled tofu with soy sauce and dried bonito flakes. Or it is an essential ingredient in nabe (hot pot).

[@mbug0154ki]

That’s the Chinese greeting at the end of the VR game 😂

[@SiKedek]

Paul got "jouzu"-ed on his okonomiyaki flipping skills - and for those of you who know what "jouzu" literally means (and what it *really* means in context), Kajiyama-san didn't really compliment him (LOL!).

[@pfeiferdr6383]

"those people in kimonos are probably Chinese" he know the truth lol.

[@anna-ss2gp]

I don't think most of us eat tofu every single day. Sometimes we do.

[@user-zo5gp5ci6v]

raw tufo is my favorite

[@Serenity113]

As an American all that western fast food in Okinawa increasing unhealthy eating habits makes me sad lol. Ugh

[@meggtokyodelicious]

Bento 🍱. Lice sandwich 🤣🥪

[@user-pv4hv4kj1r]

食べたこと無いものばかりだから味覚も脳も追いついてないのが面白いなw ただ、戦争はもう二度と繰り返すべきではなく 世界中の皆で笑って美味しいものと楽しいことを分けあえる様になればいいな。

[@akrich8640]

I’m Japanese but I00% agree with Paul, I don’t feel any taste of tofu.

[@user-zo5gp5ci6v]

that's why there 's no views coz Paul doesnt know how to appreciate unlike Mark,todays upload,after 5 days million of views .

[@Manaritzis88]

US-Troops, out of Asia and Europe! Now!

[@patriciaburkell8024]

The Japanese killed my uncle SSgt William Hause July 27,1943, New Georgia, Solomon Islands.

[@denisenilsson1366]

Please accept my most sincere condolences on your uncle's passing. He was a brave, honorable hero. 💔

[@meggtokyodelicious]

WW2 was a plot of USA. Next one is on the corner.

[@mbug0154ki]

The Japanese were killed as well like your uncle. That’s war and that’s why me must not make it happen bro.

[@martinc.720]

ok