How to Make Delicious Japanese Rice | Vlog (Part 2/3)

[@Laura-je2uw]

I am rewatching your old videos because i love everything about the japanese culture and minimalism. I would love if you could make an updated video on easy and healthy japanese meals that we can eat every day. I love the one you already made. Question: do you also drink other japanese teas apart from matcha and if yes, qhich ones do you like? Thank you so much for your content , greetings from france❤ p.s. i ordered koshihikari rice and it is absolutely delicious, i love it.

[@mis8024]

Finally I know why their Rice is so tasty. Thank youuuuu

[@celestinaforte3778]

❤❤❤❤thank you

[@janetlawrence9749]

You are an awesome young man and i enjoy all of your videos. Thank you for teaching me how to cook rice properly! I had no idea! The directions on the rice bag are so different!

[@joseguimaraes1094]

Hi there Great Samurai! Thank you for showing how to plant and cook rice. I'll try the cooking part! Have a great sunday!

[@a.wilkinson9912]

Thank you for these videos you do for us! I would love to see your classroom and/or a family home too. I want to see how i can apply this more to my life with a family

[@jamiemori58]

I love all your videos sooo much. Been a subscriber for a long time. I have been fascinated by the Japanese culture since I was a little girl. Love the order, minimalist and mindful culture. Thank you for sharing.

[@ManishSingh-ks8tp]

we are still plant like this in our village Love from India

[@kimemerson5732]

Another wonderful video, thank you very much!!

[@deniseclark2139]

Hi Aki!! Love the info on rice. Thank you!! ❤️❤️

[@leifjohnson2081]

I love your good nature about things. You’re such a genuine person and you’re always just yourself.

[@marcelaolivares3320]

I love your videos! Thanks!!

[@eightchickens4415]

This is so fun, thank you for teaching us about Japanese rice! I grew up in Italy, a country that also eats a lot of rice. But its a totally different type, the grains are even a different shape.

[@Book-bz8ns]

Oooh... All the things I wanted to know, but didn't know to ask. Thank you 👍

[@videowatcheriAlberta]

I have been looking forward to more on rice growing. Thank you. I really enjoyed this.

[@chinoyhealingfoodstravels8888]

Greetings from Redondo Beach 🇺🇸🇺🇸Nice video and food looks delicious 🌷🌷

[@revital7459]

תודה🌷

[@paulinebono4012]

Very very interesting!!

[@quiringdongo13]

That looks like hard work but fun! ❤

[@John-me7tx]

Rice is nice! 😀😉😆

[@donnaw1835]

On any day. Twice as nice when violins play:)

[@tangerinecrown]

Great video!

[@rastagirl007]

Rice is a staple here and my family loves it. I knew all of these steps except more rinsing and pinching. Will include this. I add crispy tofu with spices. Thank you.

[@SenkoFox41]

Your videos really make me happy, thank you so much for your work But dear samurai please tell me how to cook rice without any steamer 😅

[@my88sweetdreams]

Awesome

[@rosedewittbukater4203]

I always enjoy your videos! いつもあなたのビデオを楽しみにしています！ドイツからよろしく。

[@SamuraiMatcha]

@@rosedewittbukater4203 こちらこそいつも見てくれてありがとう🤭

[@kevgoes]

Thank you!

[@TifaTakeuchi]

@Samurai Matcha Aki, might be an idea to link Part 1 in a comment or the description in case someone missed it before and is looking for it.

[@ImreWeiss]

I visited Japan this year. And really, I've never eaten such delicious rice anywhere.

[@jSpirituS7]

Riiiiiiiiiiiice! 😊

[@josephr9551]

I have tasted rice made the Japanese way and it is fine but I prefer the way my mother cooks it: rinse long grain white rice, stir fry it in olive oil, add salt and seasonings and then water, and cook for 30-40 minutes. I love rice with a lightly caramelized bottom.

[@Jack-xc2ys]

His English is really good now.

[@adrienkristyak9503]

🙏🍵

[@titachar]

In the Philippines, most farmers plant rice by hand and also using carabao 😊

[@kabe2588]

😋😋😋

[@LarAdmi-xu8nb]

😍😍😍

[@DLeadVox]

💛💛💛

[@joanne8126]

❤🍚🙏

[@bigpop1996]

Is that Kunota that is planing rice?

[@tdolan500]

Man you should have held off releasing this till November when the New Farming Simulator game comes out. Now with Asian maps and rice farming

[@adrienkristyak9503]

If they plant with a machine who save the cute froglets?❤

[@ThuLe-eh1xe]

What did you eat the rice with in the video with hour friend? It looks like meat?

[@milenamoreno6190]

Where kind i find the enzyme drink. You mentioned in one of your videos?

[@sunday4511]

As an Indian idk why I’m watching this video considering I have cooked rice only a million times in my life 🎉😅😂

[@ankr933]

Hi🎉 Could you add a Polish translation? I have been thinking this is a good idea for many months.

[@hollandadan437]

Pirinci pişiririken tuz eklemiyorsunuz sanırım. Biz Türkler pirinci pişiririken tuz ve tereyağı da ilave ediyoruz. Bu konuda fikriniz nedir?

[@SamuraiMatcha]

Bence ilginç! Besin ve kaloriyi aynı anda alabilirsiniz! Japonlar bazen çeşitli sebzeleri de ekleyip birlikte pişiriyorlar.

[@hollandadan437]

@@SamuraiMatcha 素晴らしいアイデア。 野菜と一緒にご飯を炊くこと。 試してみたいと思います。 ありがとう。

[@dianauscanga1491]

Y si no tengo arrocera? 🥲

[@tdolan500]

You can try the absorption method where you cook on low heat for 10-15 minutes then turn the heat off and let steam with the lid on for 20 minutes. Or you can boil the rice for 5 minutes, drain it and then steam for about 15-20 minutes. You can cook good rice but it won’t be perfect like with a rice cooker. A rice cooker is a good investment!

[@dianauscanga1491]

@@tdolan500 Muchas gracias por los consejos! Los valoro mucho :)

[@freefromhunger]

Rice in swahili is WALI 🇹🇿

[@Jp11130]

hello , please make video on how japanese people deal with life problems ? thank you

[@GizmoBeach]

First, become a delicious person; then cook naturally. - Basho, paraphrased.

[@angellombness4371]

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[@abfab2517]

Just learnt that Japanese rice production is decreasing to its lowest because the average age of rice peasants is 70. and when they die, most of the time, no one replace them.

[@danareed1656]

wonderful video!