Trying Japanese Astronaut Food

[@canoonabee]

Satoshi is so delighted with the space food. It’s nice to see him so happy.

[@HeatherWarner97]

FYI, most "space food" isn't actually like that. They don't have anything that produced crumbs because the fine partials from the food would mess up the filtration system.

[@ashtincampbell6038]

Was thinking the same thing.

[@KoykisWorld]

powder sugar too.

[@JanineA]

Did they forget to rehydrate them?

[@emileebaker8520]

Dehydrated space food is served in pouches with a nozzle attached so that water can be added to reconstitute the food without potentially contaminating the environment, then I believe in most cases the food is either eaten through the nozzle or a zip-top opening.

[@pottedcat8269]

I think they forgot to rehydrate the food or they were not able to read the instructions.

[@dennisw2736]

I love all Satoshi’s reactions. The one I love most in this video is when he imagined about the Takoyaki party in the space. How lovely he was and we can tell how satisfied he was too. Satoshi, I wish your dream will come true 💪

[@MichuKaiou]

Actually, while some space food is, in fact, dehydrated to make it more shelf stable and light weight, said food comes in bags and has to be rehydrated before consumption. Each bag comes with instructions (temperature and amount of water and how long to have it sit), the water is kinda injected into the bag via a water dispersing system (there are two on the ISS - in the Russian service module Zvezda and the US Node 1 Unity), where you can choose from room temperature, warm and hot water. Once the food is ready-to-eat the package is cut open and eaten with a spoon or fork. Other space food is just made shelf stable, but still containing a full amount of moisture, that one is put into an oven or can heater (cans are mostly Russian, US meals use bags). As far as Japanese space food goes, there is some excellent info on the JAXA web site: iss.jaxa.jp/en/spacefood/about/

[@lmaree200886]

Yes this is only a novelty food not real space foods. These are generally sold at space museums. Too many confused people in the comments!

[@mabeljoe4305]

request for both of you to try Japanese MREs (Meals Ready-to-Eat)

[@tootles444]

Love this!!! I was born and raised in Washington DC. My absolute favorite museum is the Air and Space museum. As such as a kid “space” food was always my favorite! Whenever we went to the Smithsonian space food was always a must have. I absolutely loved seeing the Japanese version of this. Loved every second.

[@Alexander1005]

When I was a kid, I went to Space Camp (Cape Canaveral, FL) and we never had any food that looked as good as that. This was a treat.

[@emileebaker8520]

I went to Space Camp in Huntsville, AL and breakfast was on point. 15 years later and I still remember-- cafeteria-style with bacon, sausage, eggs, oatmeal, grits, pancakes 🤤...

[@Alexander1005]

Did you get to dive in that pool simulator?

[@emileebaker8520]

@@Alexander1005 Unfortunately not. I was on one of the short camps, like just a few days or something. Didn't get to do all the big, crazy, grand prize for winning Nickelodeon Guts stuff.

[@vikinglore1066]

I’m right with you Satoshi! Space is a fascinating place. I daydream about it constantly. Anything could be possible out there. Great video Guys!

[@teamraymundao5712]

My Favorite Astronauts, Shinichi and Satoshi!❤️

[@sarahhemlock]

I have tried the freeze dried Neapolitan ice cream and some kind of paste...like a meat flavored paste when I was younger. Our school let us try the space food. So fun. The ice cream is delicious and fun to eat.

[@leanderdato4764]

You should check out scandinavian tube cheese. They have a lot of different flavours, with different meats or fish or veggies

[@sarahhemlock]

Leander Dato I would love to try that! My ancestors are Scandinavian so I am very intrigued. 😊

[@RatQualia]

I just sent my dad this video! We don’t bond much ever but he’ll get a kick out of this video :-) What a fun vid!

[@sekhmara8590]

I love space too! Back in the 70’s, NASA started selling their astronaut ice cream, and it became all the rage 😋. It was freeze dried neoplolitan ice cream, and it was really weird & good.

[@nikeeweston]

It’s still being sold. But they don’t eat like in space anymore. It’s all liquid packets they can squirt in the mouth.

[@Ralesk]

I'm pretty sure they can't have kinako in space, it'd go everywhere and they'd inhale it XD

[@knightridersgal9369]

For me it is a toss up between the Takoyaki and the Mochi. The Takoyaki looked dry...like it might suck up all the moisture in ur mouth, but had good flavor. The mochi looked like real Mochi, once rehydrated. I would have to compare the two side by side to pick the winner. Thanks boys for making this video...enjoyed it.

[@jadeolsen5208]

one of the best episods yet !!! thank you for eating the space food boys .

[@melissadunton3534]

In the US Space Program their favorite food is the shrimp cocktail, because being in zero gravity effects the taste buds. Foods with spicier and stronger flavors are favored for that reason. Shrimp cocktail just happens to be the one that they can taste the best due to the horseradish in the sauce. True story. I saw it on a documentary about NASA. ✌️❤️😊

[@ScottyJoe]

1:35 I feel the same way as Satoshi about space. It is a dreamful place. :)

[@ornobmohammad1598]

Would be awesome to try some japanese snacks! Ive always wanted to visit 🇯🇵. Love from UK 🇬🇧

[@QQQ-eo2gp]

Wow, I would love to try this!!

[@FoodTastertv]

Ive only tried freeze dried skittles before and loved them !!!!

[@lmaree200886]

Freeze dried fruits are my fave!

[@WesleyFiles]

I feel like dehydrated Ice Cream is a classic. Starts off crunchy and then gets so creamy in your mouth!

[@CriticalEatsJapan]

Nice ! This video was out of this world! ;) I get these are all gimmicks to be sold at a museum kiosk, but still looked like so much fun to try. And many more different variations

[@ramoncgtc]

You guys are the best

[@1990PK1990]

really interesting video. Loved your guys reactions.

[@18wheeler77]

In Academy sports, they sell many dehydrated foods for camping. My favorite was scrambled eggs.

[@7passionstar]

So much fun, thank you! 🤩💖

[@mindysmom6132]

FUN!! Takoyaki osembe!! :) The ebi gratin looked so interesting too!! That kinako mochi tho, the purin ice cream, and the yokan! OMG!! That's amazing boys!! These would be perfect for earthquake kits!! Thank you for sharing!!

[@lmaree200886]

They actually would be great for emergency food rations!

[@mayumidaigo3613]

You guys made me crave shrimp gratin. Frozen shrimp gratin are in my freezer now 😆

[@pozzo6828]

Very unique, cool!

[@sanzoparty1066]

I can see one bring these space foods for camping!

[@debracantrell1058]

Japanese space food yummie adventure stay safe guy's

[@LycheeGirl816]

Love the music❤️

[@jonwashburn7999]

Thank you. This was quite interesting.

[@ladymurasaki370]

So Omoshiroi! I like to know about space like Satoshi. Nice job to whoever made those foods. 💜

[@dwaynewladyka577]

Astronaut food. That's out of this world. Cheers!

[@kevinblanchard9064]

Hey Shin and Satoshi, hopefully when this pandemic lifts and with Satoshi being into all things that are outer space, I hope you two will come to Chicago where we have two of the best space museums in the city! The Adler Planetarium and the Museum of Science and Industry in Hyde Park. I think Satoshi would be very happy with both of them. Big fan of your KZbin channel

[@scarletredmagic6724]

At least we know food can be tasty out of this world too yum Thanx Gentlemen 🤗🤗💙💚♥️

[@yellofury]

weird do they have to be rehydrated in space? I was thinking maybe crumbly food might not be good floating around the ISS

[@OllamhDrab]

They do have a special machine that can like inject hot water or steam into a lot of dehydrated things to kinda perk em up for a nicer space dining experience. I dunno if those could approximate that in a regular kitchen. :) (Like, those takoyaki might turn into something more like street food if steamed in the bag, and maybe that's how they'd manage the mochi, too, cause that package probably just wouldn't work in microgravity. )

[@ちゃん柏-o1o]

私も宇宙好きです😆この前筑波のJAXAで宇宙食のご飯買って保存食で取ってあります😆色々食べてみたいけど高くてやめてたからレポ楽しかった👌最近毎晩火星が綺麗でテンション上がりますよね👾

[@FoodTastertv]

Asian food on its own is fun to try , let alone pace version of it !!!! Awesome video guys :)

[@geraldshields9035]

@TabiEats Guys, I can hear the sound of the Takoyaki hitting the plate!😂 More like “Takoyaki Chips”!😂 The only thing I’ve eaten that was close was MREs when I was in the US Navy.

[@sofachips]

You would think anything crumbly would not be allowed in space so nothing could jam instruments.

[@jellydonutsrule]

I want all of that space food now!!!

[@FlaMan991]

I love you guys

[@katzlucas2701]

I would think they have a long shelf life so they'd probably be good to stock up for emergencies.

[@Christmas__365]

Ohh that's interesting! how freeze dried and space food are so similar despite being used for different reasons. WOW that takoyaki looks so much like the real thing! im super surprised that its good the mochi one is probably the first one i'd really like to try, especially with the kinako and high praise I've only had astronaut/Moon cheese and it was really gross! It was like cardboard and sand. Would have to try Japanese equivalent, seems to be way better/spot on!

[@FoodTastertv]

Ive been wanting to try astronaut food for a long time !!!! I even contacted one brand and heard nothing back lol

[@LilDeb]

Yum!

[@Randelliciouss]

11:47 waaahhh kawaii desu!!!! 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡😘🇵🇭

[@EbefrenRevo]

I recentely watch a anime about two brothers trying to be astronauts and joining the JAXA. Very cool anime about space, very informative about astronauts life.

[@tamara4557]

watching this I remember the space food I bought at the space centre in Florida as a kid, about 25 years ago. That tasted horrible hahaha

[@marksmith9566]

I like the freeze dried Neapolitan Ice Cream they sell to backpackers (e.g. LL Bean)

[@markmorgan2058]

No1, favourite Takoyaki Yum yum yummy. This was fun .

[@JDMPinoyTravelers]

Wow, the space takoyaki looks interesting!

[@FoodTastertv]

I just realized Asian kitkat bars would make the perfect space food lol, they are small and already have almost no water in them lol. Someone should freeze dry some asian kitkat bars and try them on video lol.

[@GunterThePenguinHatesHugs]

"Mmmmm, purin!" * しゃりしゃりしゃり *

[@nikeeweston]

I have been binge watching your videos on all your different channels. I love you 2 already, such wonderful people. Satoshi is adorable you both are...does Satoshi follow NASA on Instagram??? My cat sheldon (a girl) loves Justin so much she watches him and heard him barking when I was watching an older one of your videos. I loveeeeeee your silent videos on ‘I will travel for food’ where you type what you’re doing and the spider lily festival looked amazing. I watched it 4 times and fell asleep to it on the 4th time 😂 and I can never get to sleep.

[@Ralesk]

Are there instructions on the package on how to eat these? Is just chewing on it dry the way it's intended to be eaten? (For the first two anyway)

[@carolcameron8872]

I know this was astronaut food, but it reminded me of freeze dried camping food.

[@lmaree200886]

This is not real space food, its only sold as a novelty at space museums.

[@AngelinaCruz357]

A lot more relaxing than the last video I just watched.

[@vestysteiner9480]

If Satoshi-san likes space , does he also enjoy watching series/movies like Star Trek, Star Wars and The mandalorian? Much love and appreciation from Berlin you two!

[@kattrablake7008]

I thought they gave them M&M's and stuff because you actually burn more calories in space because everything gravity helps with your body has to work extra hard for.

[@imjayhime]

I’ve had a dehydrated ice cream sandwich and it was really shocking haha but I liked it

[@michaelhughes3273]

Kinako Mochi; where can I find it around Fussa? Or do I have to go to the Space Museum in Hokkaido?

[@はんたー-s9c]

たこ焼き……形まんま過ぎて驚き！

[@10lauset]

Dare I say....it's for space cadets? hahahaha. Cheers

[@Js_Son83]

Yay! New video! So early! Holla!!!

[@PandoraApocalypse]

Too much space food will attract space ants and aliens 👾👽

[@larryhernandez1923]

That was interesting guy's

[@siekensou77]

not rehydrating it? it should be on the package right?

[@maxflitime3433]

Those are perfect for emergency meal. Light weight and sealed.

[@350zvince]

Have you guys tried military MRE's yet?

[@elysabethmuliawan9961]

Can't imagine eating those food with zero gravity environment. Pills are better

[@lmaree200886]

These are not real space foods, they are only sold at space museums as a novelty. There are videos on here about real space foods made for each country.

[@traceyhill4929]

Satochi you have a beautiful heart

[@katherineyanagihara2909]

Aloha, I tried a freeze dried Neopolitan ice cream sandwich from Amazon. It is very good, creamy but a little hard. Good for emergencies. Take care! Stay safe! Meke Aloha nou! 🌺

[@lmaree200886]

You made a mistake, you are supposed to let it melt with your saliva not crunch it up!

[@meinkamph5327]

It's says SPACE FOD on the package?

[@VicodinElmo]

For some reason, I briefly thought you were holding copies of Tony Hawk Pro Skater in the thumbnail.

[@angelamapa2529]

Interesting freeze-dried food! I love space too! By the way, who takes care of Justin when you're out of town (or perhaps, if you ever go to space :D)?

[@Syrephine]

Hey guys where can I get them? Would love to meet up with you guys again

[@catherinebond7474]

Where did you get this?

[@TabiEats]

We got this from a store called Tokyu Hands

[@iwashi1024]

フリーズドライのたこやきはおいしくても宇宙では採用しづらいかも。 粉が飛び散るから無重力だと粉が船内の機器に悪影響及ぼしそう。 一口で食べてしまえばいいかもしれないけど、今回のものも事前に少し崩れてましたしね。

[@jime6739]

What flavor was the powder for the mochi pinochle? What is pinochle taste like?

[@lmaree200886]

It's kinako which is roasted soy bean powder. Kinda has a nutty taste. Not sure what you mean by pinochle as that is a game not a food!

[@みねよしお]

おはよう〜( ◠‿◠ ) 宇宙食にはビックリ‼️

[@FoodTastertv]

Hi guys :)

[@kristynnmartz9619]

Hey 👋

[@angemaidment5640]

I love you guys, but watching you eat that mochi is almost a dealbreaker 😭😭😭

[@Kineticwizzy]

What did they do wrong?

[@lmaree200886]

I'm guessing you wanted it too?

[@reno-koreanfoodlover6569]

You really know how to make pretty :)

[@あこ-d9x8t]

ん～おいしいっっ←おかまになってたで。

[@withinjapan2024]

great video but it isnt space food lol cos space food cant have crumbs lol so the first one as a example would not be allowed lol

[@lmaree200886]

These are all not genuine space foods. They are just sold as a novelty at space museums as a bit of fun. All real space foods are vacuum sealed and no crumbs or powders are allowed, hence why tortillas are their choice for bread as it makes no crumbs!

[@BenDelaney619]

Is some of that food not meant to be microwaved? #TabiEats

[@douglasreeves9938]

I just bought a Satoshi hat but I cannot pull it off like him.

[@sugardaeday6511]

Yes you can!! Just search up outfit inspirations that can match the hat!

[@chutorosan4655]

Just 1 bite of that gratan on iss and it'll be totally mess..

[@zerowitches]

rehydrate?

[@zerowitches]

Never mind. It was obvious the moment you see the first package these are just novelty snacks, but who creates paper dry food that is supposed to be eaten dry? Makes more sense for it to just be some sort of dry flavored snack than what the first item was supposed to be. Water may have turned it into mush lol.

[@Aiken47]

I don’t think they’d want all those crumbs in space, are there no hydration instructions?

[@lmaree200886]

These are only a novelty sold at space museums, not a real space food. Only the mochi needed to be hydrated here.

[@froofaloo]

Woohoo. I was magic number 69. Noice! Could Satoshi be having any more fun? 😆 I tried astronaut ice cream once. I was NOT impressed.

[@londonpelen9157]

👍👍🤗

[@socaljet]

aren't you supposed to rehydrate that freezed dry stuff?

[@lmaree200886]

This stuff is not the same as what they really get up in space.

[@tendency2323]

Powder in space?

[@lmaree200886]

No this is not real space food, only a novelty sold at space museums. No powder or crumbs allowed in space. Their real foods are well vacuum sealed before they need to add water from a special needle like nozzle.

[@lorettaamstad591]

Never been in a space ship and never flown to the moon, but these foods are too good to be true. Isn’t it normally that space food comes in tooth paste like with flavouring in it?

[@lmaree200886]

No it comes in bags similar to these with sealed round rubber where a needle is injected to add water into the bag to rehydrate the food. There are some foods like tortillas that do not need water. There are plenty of videos on here about current space foods, they are not freeze dried and eaten like this tough as crumbs and powders are dangerous in space.

[@lmaree200886]

I looked into your question more, Russia had some foods in toothpaste tubes for a while but every countries food packaging was updated over the years. So you were kinda true!

[@lorettaamstad591]

@@lmaree200886 wow you are so thorough 😊 thank you 🙏🏼

[@lmaree200886]

@@lorettaamstad591 Least someone actually appreciates me giving them correct information, I had someone else on here calling me a bully for answering them!

[@lorettaamstad591]

@@lmaree200886 I like being corrected when I’m in the wrong 😊

[@nickstoli]

The only space "food" I've had is Tang. I don't recommend it.

[@lmaree200886]

Tang was really used in space in the 60's and 70's but the astronauts hated it!

[@AngelinaCruz357]

Imagine all the crumbs floating in 0 - zero gravity 😅 🤣😂😅😆😀😃😄