The process of mass producing the world's most expensive rice cooker.A Japanese rice cooker factory.

The process of mass producing the world's most expensive rice cooker.A Japanese rice cooker factory.
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[@davidbishop4015]

What a great video. I enjoy watching the assembly process from this factory. Stay safe.

[@mitchblank]

I'm not much of a chef (at all) but the one piece of fancy kitchen equipment I own is my rice cooker. Love my Zojirushi. I've used one for years and even given a couple as gifts. Thank you to everyone in that room who helped build them.

[@Maru.01208dos_djp]

炊飯器で味が変わりますよね🍚

[@brucehur2051]

world's most expensive rice cooker is now korean brand. example sony is no longer samsung took over! pretty soon no toyota it will be hyundai !

[@MrBlafhert]

​@@brucehur2051That will never happen. Japanese brands stand for high quality. Samsung and Hyundai are the far opposite.

[@user-kx1vy1il8h]

you know how to make good rice? wash rice at least 3 times, indian rice needs more water, japanese rice needs less water (1:1 ratio) after rice cooker is done wait 10 minutes and fluff the rice before its ready to serve.

[@zhangizan6010]

@@brucehur2051 Japanese made= quality, Korean made=Chinese made😂

[@antoncarmoducchi6057]

'Made in Japan' - the international sign of quality.

[@user-sw5cc8tx5v]

😮

[@FNGyoutuber]

Made in Japan and Germany, the international excellent quality

[@charleslee2663]

Once upon a time, It was like that back then

[@blackknight4996]

Check it out yourself. Don't be deluded... "Scandals hit Japanese manufacturers as safety compliance takes backseat to deadlines October 18, 2018 (Mainichi Japan)"

[@brianflynn5355]

@@blackknight4996 Jealous chinese loser 🤣

[@kosai_asaiki]

シール貼るとこのカメラワーク最高すぎる

[@marcd6897]

Zojirushi are simply the best rice cookers (those produced in Japan). It’s not so easy to get hold of them in Germany, so eventually I imported it directly from Japan because the model I wanted was nowhere to be found. Worth every penny!

[@tfoen7678]

Very interesting to hear. I agree that they make the best rice cookers and digital steamers for the price. It's kind of funny that making rice and other cooked grains is quite simple with this than using simple cookware and cooking knowledge.

[@rayray8687]

@@tfoen7678: I have an $18 rice cooker that’s been making perfect rice for more than 10 years. I use it 2 or 3 times per week.

[@berlinberlin4246]

Is it's possible to get Models for 220-250v?

[@NoLifeStarCraft]

​@@berlinberlin4246yes, they are made for the Chinese market

[@brucehur2051]

world's most expensive rice cooker is now korean brand. example sony is no longer samsung took over! pretty soon no toyota it will be hyundai !

[@wilhard45]

I love Zojirushi products. I bought my first rice maker in 1971. I currently own two rice makers, two water heaters, a bread machine and a bento jar. I used one of the rice makers last night to cook up some Nishiki rice for dinner. Best kitchen appliances I own.

[@mykalimba]

In my mind, Zojirushi has always represented the highest-quality Japanese appliance I could purchase. This video confirms that. Amazing products, superbly built.

[@johniii8147]

I suspect many ( if not most) of the parts are made in China.

[@iatsd]

And yet, in Japan, Zojirushi is regarded as a low quality bargain brand. It's interesting how how brands are perceived in their home country vs outside it. Rinnai, for example, is another brand that is popular, but regarded as cheap, in Japan, but is a premium brand in many other countries.

[@tabcreedence6553]

@@iatsd Never heard that. So then, what are the premium brands of rice cookers that are considered to be of higher quality in Japan?

[@iatsd]

@@tabcreedence6553 Mitsubishi. Toshiba. Panasonic.

[@beetledune9264]

Thats is lie,,Zojirushi is the brand if u want buy electric cooker,,same with Tiger.

[@gyoden01]

すべて手作業での組み立てなのか！

[@user-jv2ek9dn5c]

不是手工的就不会贵了

[@me-kj9ee]

手工导致售价贵，有钱人可以买，普通人买这个完全没必要，

[@user-iw8ly9sn2d]

​@@me-kj9ee电路板材料都是中国的，日本组装贴牌😂😂

[@cnhk88]

不是所有東西都可以用機器代替😥

[@daniellagos1938]

A mano hay más precisión , tal vez sea x eso q los productos japoneses sean de una calidad increíble , los chinos todo automatizado y siempre sus productos fallan o compras tres y dos fallan

[@davidbrady5618]

These are such great rice makers. Years ago I worked an assembly line and it's quite remarkable how after a few days you can work almost entirely automatically via. muscle memory leaving your mind completely free for anything you like. And you really need something to think about or you'll go crazy from boredom.

[@NebucadLaVey]

this called assembly-line work and this is nothing a human being should do day by day

[@cactusjackNV]

@@NebucadLaVey Why not? Nothing inhumane about it. Rather for some people may be quite relaxing.

[@fluxalpha]

Right, cause everyone is going to make a ton of money painting or sculpting. Sometimes a job is a job. It beats chasing animals down with a stick or foraging roots or tubers all day for a meal. @@NebucadLaVey

[@tehjamerz]

​@@cactusjackNVNPCs

[@vylehabbats]

Fascinating. The video gave me a new appreciation for how complex a rice cooker can be. It makes me want to buy one. That screw dispenser is so cool too.

[@user-xe6sz8jq4d]

I bought ONE , and felt very good to cook rice !!

[@singlefather01]

Just in case, the retail goes for over $1,000

[@user-uf8nu2hb4h]

日本の技術力の高さには脱帽です。

[@user-kc5or7ro1x]

ありがとう工場で働いてくれる皆様！あなたがたの日々の勤労のおかげで、毎日美味しい、ご飯が食べる事が出来ます。日本に産まれて良かったとさえ感じています。

[@user-tm4jx8vv7r]

その人たちも、こんな流れ作業は望んでやってない。

[@user-cy9py5pw6m]

😳すご！

[@chris.robertson]

When I left home after high school my mom took me to the asian market and said, "now that you're on your own you'll need your own rice cooker." I chose a basic 3-cup one button Zojirushi. It's lived a life since then, it's moved around, gone on long trips, survived disasters, and been pretty much the most constant object in my life I suppose. I'm 38 now and I recently bought a new rice cooker, not because the old one stopped working. I'm just in a place now where I felt I wanted an upgrade, and I of course went for a Zojirushi.

[@brucehur2051]

world's most expensive rice cooker is now korean brand. example sony is no longer samsung took over! pretty soon no toyota it will be hyundai !

[@coffeepot3123]

@@brucehur2051 I want a volkswagen golf rice cooker, bro..

[@GuangzhouSourcingFair]

it is really nice to see the whole process of making such a sophisticated product😃thank you for your sharing

[@trueopsimath]

I really enjoyed seeing how these are assembled. My wife bought one of these Zojirushi rice cookers about 25 years ago and it still works flawlessly. Amazingly well-built and designed kitchen appliance.

[@Ittou-Ogami]

Японский рис прекрасен.🍚У меня потер Зоджируши ,уже работает 10 лет.Очень надежная техника .Спасибо за видео.

[@deepfakescoverychannel6710]

слипающийся прекрасен? краснодарский длиннозёрный лучше

[@everythingtv1910]

I was amazed by this technology in food processing. I loved watching this video and I wish you success

[@RagingDork]

Had mine for 10 years so far. Still working great!

[@ioannismaximovitch7196]

👍👌 Félicitations ! Un travail d'équipes absolument remarquable ! 👏👌👍

[@jeffhoward9186]

In my experience the Japanese make everything better to include Quality in their products. Their assembly line production set up to their quality checks, to their packaging is what we all should be striving for. Some will say that they do have quality escapes, but they are fast to respond and investigate so they can correct and prevent it from occurring again. Great job Japan!!!

[@JKD6991]

That’s why I would pay extra for quality that lasts rather than for cheaper brand and wind up paying more down the line.

[@2sc458]

Yup.@@JKD6991

[@cesaremonti3]

Absolutely stunning quality. I'm always impressed by the incredible Japanese care for construction details. ❤👏

[@samsun01]

Define "quality", son?

[@Prizalius38]

@@samsun01Not “made in china”

[@loupasternak]

@@samsun01 lol, My $15 on sale no name Rice Cooker from 7 years ago still going strong. I had a nice Zori Bread Machine, but the paddles kept wearing out and they charged almost as much for a replacement bread pan than I could buy a new machine from others. The replacement bread maker is perfect.

[@fdama]

I bought a Panasonic “Made in Japan” shaver. Absolute rubbish.

[@samsun01]

@@Prizalius38 Read the comments. Plus, iPhone and Macbook is made in China, son. I'll say you don't know any better, son.

[@manleelo1245]

見た　買いたい😊

[@ryhol5417]

Worth. Every. Step. Worth every penny.

[@lockman004]

I have a fuzzy logic Zojirushi rice maker. It rocks. Perfect rice every time. I went from rarely eating rice to it becoming a regular part of my diet. It was a little pricey but I have no regrets. It worth every cent. A great appliance.

[@jackmclane1826]

How can it be worth it, when it is the easiest thing in the world to make perfect rice just in a normal pot on a normal stove? Just use two volumes of water for one volume of rice, bring it to a short boil and then let it sit on the lowest heat until the water is absorbed. It is literally as simple as that. Why this machine, then?

[@lockman004]

Yes, I thought the same thing, but I was wrong. It's better than when it's cooked on a stove top. Plus, it can hold the hold the rice ready to serve for 6 hours.

[@2sc458]

Have you tried with a Zojirushi? I've tried other brands, but Zojirushi does their homework and they perform consistently well. That's my experience, YMMV.@@jackmclane1826

[@sandogdy7175]

No wonder we have a good rice cooker. Great job guys. 👍

[@regisvoiclair]

Amazing! Thanks.

[@guss2099]

Japanese engineering, way better than any other in the world!✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼

[@blackknight4996]

Check it out yourself. Don't be deluded... "Scandals hit Japanese manufacturers as safety compliance takes backseat to deadlines October 18, 2018 (Mainichi Japan)"

[@brianflynn5355]

@@blackknight4996 Loner with a boner 🤣

[@samsun01]

@@blackknight4996 You can't convince these dummies, they're in infactuated with Japanese culture.

[@klopferator]

It's fascinating how much engineering and design is necessary for an appliance to make it feasible to produce and assemble it on a large scale.

[@user-mp5wf4rx1h]

I think so.

[@user-qh5zz7dy1h]

over eng

[@DORAYAKI-LOVE21]

いつもご愛用させて頂いております😊

[@MrKim-kv2vv]

Wow, that’s a lot of wiring! Thank you for sharing California USA 🙋🏼

[@user-dg8pc1cf6j]

Maquinas asombrosas!!! Y los trabajadores también. Saludos Japón desde Cancun México🐳🐋🐬🐟🐡🦈🌴🐙🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴

[@Siberian81]

Wow, what technology, everything for people! 😊👍🇯🇵

[@bonzie321]

Domo Arigato Mr Roboto…

[@TUANHANGNHATBAI]

Top Japanese rice cooker !

[@bigboss-oz2vi]

best rice cooker

[@MinhNguyen-nl1gm]

Quy trình sản xuất nồi cơm điện Nhật Bản rất tuyệt vời. Hàng Nhật Bản OK 🇯🇵👍.

[@user-zs9ek1bx5z]

The process is amazing... it appears to be a sturdy product ❤

[@aroldoalvesmelo7335]

Processo de fabricação incrivelmente fantástico, parabéns, para toda a equipe.

[@user-hs7me8zi2x]

ご苦労さまです

[@SakuraShop392]

*Thật tuyệt vời , dây chuyển quy trình được chuẩn hoá đem lại sản phẩm chất lượng tốt nhất*

[@tomparatube6506]

A Zoji hot water kettle I bought for my parents in 2006 is still working (lid replaced once + a vinegar rinse every 3 - 5 yrs). On the other hand, my Tiger rice cooker bought from Costco still cranks out great rice after 6 years without me ever turning it off. Good reliable stuff they are!

[@user-qh5zz7dy1h]

there's literally nothing to break in water kettle, lol.

[@tomparatube6506]

@@user-qh5zz7dy1h Then u haven't had one. Yes, the seal turns brittle and breaks over time; then the screws become rusty - all due to constant hot steam. And u can't replace the seal alone, u've to get the whole lid. Get one and find out.

[@Gamerbajwa]

I thought that's a printer 😂😂

[@viejo.cotilla]

Se ve calidad en todo el proceso y el acabado del producto. Impecable

[@blandrooker6541]

Amazing that these are essentially computers that cook gohan. Equally amazing is that I still use my Okasan's 40 year old Hitachi that has the one button that makes the "pachi" sound when it's done to let you know when it's time to start waiting for 20 minutes before lifting the lid, and for me (as a child) to remember not to touch it or else get my hand smacked with a shamoji, and it still cooks rice just a well. Sometimes, the knowledge and experience of Japanese mothers is priceless.

[@gcanyon3114]

The engineering and manufacturing that goes into making the machines that make the machines is equally mindboggling.

[@tonyjames9537]

日本制造，全球最棒！👍👍👍

[@leanntakahashi5217]

Best amongst the best japan products

[@BobSmooth-hs5ko]

I love those screw dispensers

[@EIbereth]

I enjoyed a lot this video. Japanese people are amazing. 🙏💜

[@mscman5]

You know the quality when you see Made In Japan. Keep up the great job.

[@blackknight4996]

Check it out yourself. Don't be deluded... "Scandals hit Japanese manufacturers as safety compliance takes backseat to deadlines October 18, 2018 (Mainichi Japan)"

[@brianflynn5355]

@@blackknight4996 Desperate chinese bot 🤣

[@kveldgorkon4611]

I've had my Zojirushi for Ten Years..Still Makes Perfect Rice every Time.. The Price is Worth it...

[@235buz]

Absolutely mind blowing.

[@ph11p3540]

Some people are so detail oriented and can't stand taking short cuts. The Japanese have one of the strongest work ethics and attention to detail. It does not matter if they are making injection molded model kits, electronics or tools. I always loved their workmanship. Would love to see how Hasegawa scale model kits are made. Best model kits after all these decades. Their 1/48 scale model aircraft kits in particular are a real treat for extreme levels of fine detail and accuracy of fit

[@MeiinUK]

But is this factory inside Japan, or is it inside China ? Curious...

[@Zifengtower]

@@MeiinUK It must be in Japan

[@daniellagos1938]

X el nombre te das cuenta q es una fábrica japonesas , por lo bien uniformadas de sus trabajadoras , si fuera China estarían cada trabajadora con la ropa q le da la gana y con sus pulseras y relojes

[@13BulliTs]

@@MeiinUK It states clearly Japanese factory, so save to assume. Besides it has the vibe of Japanese workers. Quiet, precise and precision. And from what I can tell, seeing the faces they look to me Japanese.

[@marciashiraishi5891]

@@MeiinUK The factory shown in this video is in Osaka Japan. Most Japanese companies assemble their products from China because the final cost is much lower for the consumer. Taxes and social charges in Japan are very high, which makes “Made in Japan” products more expensive. That’s why there is a lot of price variation on many similar items

[@_Zane__]

I have a Tiger rice cooker, its made in Japan also. Im happy i bought it, works awesome

[@youknownothing3766]

Elephant > tiger, I own both :)

[@mayurireddy8196]

Amazing rice cooker manufacturers

[@voninctrl]

40년전에 코끼리 밥솥이 한국에서도 최고였는데 어느순간 쿠쿠랑 쿠첸이 제일 좋은듯. 밥맛이나 디자인이나. 모두.

[@stevens1041]

Bought my Zojirushi rice cooker in 2012 and it has survived heavy abuse since then in my household. Impressed with this product, it is one of the Made in Japan models.

[@brucehur2051]

world's most expensive rice cooker is now korean brand. example sony is no longer samsung took over! pretty soon no toyota it will be hyundai !

[@stevens1041]

@@brucehur2051 hyundai and kia will never displace Toyota. Won't happen. Sinking yen made Japanese production cheap now. Plus Korean car factories have the highest cost structure in the world. Korean white goods and electronics are very good, I like to buy LG and Samsung. Sony was a mismanaged company the last 20 years, they took too much advice from bankers (such as Third Point, advised them to get out of electronics). Of course the biggest electronics company in the world is Apple.

[@dennisyoung4631]

Zojirushi? Seems so. Awesome. Hope to get one of these in the future. (Rice doesn’t make me sick. Lots of other foods - *DO.* )

[@Ittou-Ogami]

Да

[@disappearintothesea]

I will never look at my rice cooker the same way again. Thank you!

[@truenight2020]

『象印』的產品非常好，相當耐用。之前買了一個水壺用都用不壞！想換新的都沒辦法！那水壺保溫很棒喔！

[@sheetal1626]

Yes, I have enjoyed video, but have you asked to rice 😆? Instant rice for instant people, know😄, now rice will cook on chips. Fantastic video 🙏.

[@quinnkirby745]

The counting screw feeder is a dream come true for automation in quality control! Beautiful

[@sharvo6]

I'm a fan of zojirushi products

[@albertchiu655]

skilful workers !

[@timpratten2258]

Can we please get more kitchen appliances with retractable power cords

[@Tom_P_242]

W ostatecznym rozrachunku to po prostu rodzaj szybkowaru sterowanego mikroprocesorowo. Niemniej dokładność i solidność wykonania jest na najwyższym poziomie. Nawet widzę, że jakiś rodzaj RTC to posiada. No Gonciarz z głodu nie umrze.😊 A poważnie pisząc, rzeczywiście gotuje ryż bardzo ładnie😊.

[@v22u]

I own a zojirushi cooker and I love the music it plays to signal the start and end of the cooking cycle. Also, the aroma of the rice cooking is wonderful. It's an expensive brand, but well worth is price.❤😊

[@swp466]

I love Zojirushi -- I have several of their appliances.

[@scrubking]

First I thought they were making a computer, then an engine and finally it looked like a space probe. Words can't express how ridiculous this machine is for cooking something as simple as rice.

[@AurumUsagi]

I have a Zojirushi rice cooker myself, and also one of their dispensing kettles! All made in the same factory. Always gets best results in making the rice. Arigatō for the excellent craftsmanship, Zojirushi Osaka factory!

[@ardeeloren]

Fascinating 😮. Couldn't take my eyes off. So cool 😎 👌🏻😊

[@slobodanfemic4481]

🇯🇵 technology 👌👍

[@timecowx]

Platinum coated bowl, "flame cooking", and up to FORTY hours heat retention! If I had nearly one thousand USD to spend on a rice cooker I would love to have one! I have used my current Zojirushi rice cooker for 5 years, and it's perfect rice every time. This is the Ferrari of rice cookers!

[@fialee8]

A very interesting and educational video! Thank you!

[@tsundear1731]

I would go crazy listening to that beeping all day

[@thichthucvatthichtrongyeut2046]

tôi thích những sản phẩm made in japan tuyệt vời

[@user-ox7lg4tp9s]

Danke Process X. Sehr gutes Video. Erstaunlich finde ich wie die Gleichmässigkeit die digitalanalog geregelten Siederuhe durch die Induktionsheizung funktioniert. Echt fasszinierend perfekt. EISENEXE M.F. Müller

[@Bradgilliswhammyman]

wow I have one of these rice cookers. They work great!

[@imranulhaq-vp9uh]

Great hardworking nation

[@masahi64kose]

象印の炊飯器は工場でした。

[@VUCUONG1079]

Tuyệt vời

[@defeatSpace]

That sticker placement is phenomenal.

[@mouysal8575]

My favorite brand rice cooker ❤

[@Preske]

Someday I'll have a Zojirushi... Someday 😂. Kidding aside, it was fun and educational to learn how these are made. They're amazing pieces of technology.

[@wbrwholeoffals4647]

我喜歡日本及人民👍👍

[@judyperez9582]

My dream rice cooker ❤

[@sothearinnow8853]

I used Japanese rice cooker over 20 years until now its still good work

[@user-hg1rf4wg5f]

日本製造～品質保證👍。我老婆上個禮拜剛買一台回來煮飯⋯白飯變的很好吃😋

[@user-pq7ym7cd5l]

我也用象印 品質不錯 商品的設計十分用心

[@zhengmai1483]

你就吹牛吧，我也用印象日本进口，还要电源转换器才能用（220v转110v）3500rmb，跟普通电饭锅根本没区别，好不好吃主要还是米，要不是我买了这个电饭锅还真被骗到了

[@user-pq7ym7cd5l]

@@zhengmai1483 象印也並非全都是好產品 尤其是前面幾代的電鍋 但象印後面幾代的電子鍋確實非常完美

[@juanjosehernandez6625]

Yo preparo mi arroz en una cazuelita de barro de 1 dólar y me que da muy bueno.

[@user-ce9vd6jt5q]

i love this vedio 😍

[@user-wt3hj4id3o]

Best of Best 👍

[@weswood9626]

Best rice cooker i have ever owned. Awesome to see these made. Thank you for this video. Now I know how much went into it. Amazing 🎉❤😮

[@Taquitos-burritos]

Never seen that model in Canada. The build quality is impressive compared to my unit which is also made in japan

[@luiscarlos030277]

Excelente

[@RamirezAcademy]

dream to buy one of those...so amazing!

[@davidsobel3303]

I'm old enough to remember when "made in Japan" meant poor quality...Now it's some of the best products out there. These rice cookers are fantastic!

[@guillerob99]

Yo no recuerdo eso. Creo que estás equivocado. La filosofía japonesa era copiar con mucha calidad, luego vendría la innovación. Los chinos copiaron con mala calidad.

[@FNGyoutuber]

Oh, products made in Japan mean high class quality, different far away with ones made in China twenty years ago

[@billy.7113]

Learn how to cook rice, no need to buy rice cooker. 👍 if you can cook rice manually.

[@ji-jipctokyo778]

凄すぎ　15万円は納得

[@felipenachmanowicz9393]

So cool, now I can make my own at home. All I need is plastic, wires and electronics and a fancy sticker.