When I was an active duty marine stationed in Okinawa, we would do field operations and train together with the JSDF. They definitely ate better food than we did out in the field, but after our training we would go together for drinks and laughs on our time off together. I enjoyed the company of the friends I had from the JSDF. I think about them from time to time and wish them all well wherever they are now.
@TheResilient56894 ай бұрын
I’m guessing you guys downed a lot of Sapporos back then? Haha.
@Thecodeist4 ай бұрын
@@TheResilient5689 those and a lot of asahi the asahi was my favorite haha
@Manu-rb6eo4 ай бұрын
It reminds me, someone who was in the french military during the Golf war said the Americans came to the french for lunch.....and dinner 😂
@rungfang272 ай бұрын
I would eat at other countries defac if we stopped at a multinational base, brits had the best breakfast, dutch had a great lunch.
@rifleshooterchannel208Ай бұрын
My great grandfather was a Marine in Japan too, he didn’t seem too impressed with Japan’s fighting ability 😂
@YoureaPOG5 ай бұрын
My favorite thing about training with JGSDF was doing an MRE swap. The Japanese were always great hosts to the marine corps. I love the curry so much and really miss my time in Japan almost everyday!
@basedsketch41336 ай бұрын
the get up call was rather peaceful and the waking up seemed pleasant. much love and respectto japan its great people and great soldiers, sailors, and airmen! im coming for lunch!
@tatuira934 ай бұрын
Agreed, that was a pretty chill reveille. In the Brazilian marine corps we were expected to be up before the bugle or there would be trouble, so our squad leader was always up before dawn.
@marine1021924 ай бұрын
They are officers, I think that’s why. Might be different for enlisted
@Riceball0111 күн бұрын
@@tatuira93 Not too different from US Marine Corps boot camp then. We weren't expected to be up before reveille, but we were expected to be scrambling the second the first note of Reveille started playing. I don't think that I was ever actually wakened by Reveille, I recall being up minutes before Reville and just lying in bed waiting for Reveille to sound
@T.K.96 ай бұрын
This channel has evolved quite a lot. From street food vendors to this! Not everyone can gain access to this type of infrastructure.
@Pr1ya-Night5 ай бұрын
Infrastructure?
@WellBattle64 ай бұрын
I think the word you were looking for is ‘institution’.
실전 능력 항상 시켜 형식적인 군대 보다 현실적으로 싸워서 이기는 군대를 요구 해요 식탐을 줄이시고 헬스를 추천 드립니다 항상 행복 하시길 희망 해요 화이팅요 ☆☆♡♡ㅎㅎ
@matthewskudzienski88822 күн бұрын
That could cause a lot of Casualties
@ivantodorov91366 ай бұрын
Cool video guys! It reminded me about my time in the army as a conscript soldier. Keep up the good work and greetings from Bulgaria! かんぱい
@ぺんぺぺん-u5b6 ай бұрын
兵役お疲れ様です🫡
@rodrigues27931015 ай бұрын
I appreciate how Japanese soldiers thank for the food and maintenance/ transport combat services. It makes us reflect on how important these jobs are in order to get us prepared, fed up and ready to accomplish the mission in the frontline -- here in the western hemisphere people usually don't even say good morning to the guy serving food at the mess hall... We have a lot to learn with the Japanese culture, gents. Respects from Brazil! 🇧🇷🇯🇵
@jonathancantrell8589 күн бұрын
I stayed in a place like this for two weeks when I was in the army. We did a two week mission in Japan to train with the Japanese military. It was a completely volunteer mission for me as they needed medics. I will never forget the time I spent there.
@zaidalourense46786 ай бұрын
Everything is run so smoothly and a lovely healthy breakfast.Bootcamp can be quite tough so the boys need to eat well😊
@GAMEBOY-wd6ck5 ай бұрын
COME AND SEE HOW THE U.S. TRAIN THE UNITED STATES MARINES RECURIT
군대는 정말 어디든 똑같구나 옆나라 훈련인데도 훈련장 냄새나 위장을 위해 붙인 풀들의 풀냄새나 입고있는 군복의 촉감 반합의 질감, 내려쬐는 은은한 햇빛까지 까지 바로 기억을 떠오르게 만드는군
@고급참치-x9v2 ай бұрын
일본이나 한국이나 .....또이또이네요.... 하지만 봉지밥은 이길수가없지..
@comment-breaker2 ай бұрын
조선놈들이 일본에 탄피받이를 뿌렸나 쓰레기같은거는 왜 쓰는거냐
@ohku94972 ай бұрын
소름돋게 한국 군대랑 똑같음 ㅋㅋㅋ
@junelee3818Ай бұрын
편하게 갔다왔군 .. .적어도 동화줄 하나 매고 절벽정도는 기어올라 갔어야지 동원때도 장애물/담벼락 넘는 연습 많이했어 저정도면 놀이수준임 ㅎㅎㅎ
@minseokkoo194Ай бұрын
@@junelee3818 요즘 그렇게 안해요 ㅋㅋㅋ 산업현장도 안전 규정이 바뀌듯 군대도 교범이 바뀌고 그러지 않습니까?
@igupapa2 ай бұрын
自衛隊には常に感謝しかありません。係わる全ての方たちがヒーローです。
@POSTSINGULAR1TY2 ай бұрын
万歳 Love you guys in the JSDF I trained with you when I was in the US ARMY. Glad to count you as an ally.
@CH_07172 ай бұрын
나라를 지키는 군인분들.. 국적을 불문하고 늘 감사하고 존경합니다
@宮川大輔と伊藤淳史6 ай бұрын
自衛隊の皆んないつもありがとう 新人隊員さん達これから宜しくお願いしますね
@yv946842 ай бұрын
実戦になったら、その中で炊事するのは本当に大変なんだろうな。 心から尊敬します。
@staceyk.2106 ай бұрын
I think it's quite honorable for young men to join The Self Defense Forces!! If for nothing else it will teach them discipline and having respect for one another in a time of a crisis!! I commend all these brave souls and certainly do wish them All The Best Whenever They Go😊!! Phenomenal 🔥 Video and Thanks for Sharing❤️💯🇯🇵💯❤️
@Japanesefoodcraftsman6 ай бұрын
The JSDF is the one being send out when there are natural disasters to support the people in the hit area - nothing but respect and gratefulness for these people, and for these newcomers, that commit themselves to a life in service.
@staceyk.2106 ай бұрын
@@Japanesefoodcraftsman That's Awesome 👍🏽
@777garireo5 ай бұрын
自衛隊の方々はほんと尊敬に値します🫡
@marilynturcotte53046 ай бұрын
How interesting that there is no assigned"Cook". In most North American Mititary units, everyone has a trade, where as in the JSDF, it looks like everyone takes turns making grub. And what dainty amounts of food they took for breakfast, most soldiers in North America just chow down on heaping amounts of food. This was refreshing to to see they were eating a non-deepfried, heavy on the grits with gravy, a ton of bacon or both sausage and ham!!
@JerBuster776 ай бұрын
Well that's a good way of saying you have no idea what the US military eats when they are in combat operations or training.
@johnwakamatsu33916 ай бұрын
I know that each WWII US Army rifle companies had assigned cooks. I spoke to cooks that were assigned to a rifle company that my father commanded during WWII and none of them were injured in combat except for one cook who lost hearing in one ear due to artillery barrage. The 442nd RCT rifle companies were twice as large as normal US Army rifle companies and the cooks had to prepare meals for 200 soldiers. I did not serve in the military and just missed the Vietnam War, but I always thank veterans for their service.
@user-lemon-ni5 ай бұрын
In the JSDF, the Navy and Air Force have full-time cooks. Only in the Army, all members take turns cooking and are able to prepare delicious meals for hundreds of people with given ingredients. However, the weakness is that some members of the corps are not good cooks.
You have to respect the Japanese as a people that have a great culture and tenacity 😊 and an amazing history. It's a shame we went to war with them in the 40's. They make great things, and my grandfather who fought them said he's never seen a better class of humans than the Japanese. I am sooo glad there our on our side now. ❤
@VanessaSouza-rz8uo4 ай бұрын
"we went" bro, you were born in like 1985
@yerkinsars498219 күн бұрын
@@VanessaSouza-rz8uo He meant as a country and as a nation not a literal direct meaning. Go get some reading dawg yo peace bro
@basedsketch41336 ай бұрын
the bread looks so darn good too.. and the curry looks so delicious you can smell and taste it in your mind!
@sandglokta46996 ай бұрын
Insane content lol. The depth of Japanese food culture I have not expected on this channel
" Better to be a warrior in a garden during peace than being a gardener during war. "
@ironboy32455 ай бұрын
As a member of the Singapore military, i envy the JSDF's combat ration. Our rations have so many components, while the JSDF has 2 kinds of rice and a meat component. The main advantage we have is more menus i guess, whereas the JSDF has only a handful of menus
@愛と勇気そして笑顔2 ай бұрын
昔と今も突撃の仕方等変わらんな! これこそが日本の強み
@はらみーと6 ай бұрын
これから暑い日が続きますが、しっかり食べて頑張って下さい!!
@Tax-Xi-Việt5 ай бұрын
Cả châu á chúng ta đã có 1 đế quốc Nhật hùng mạnh khiến nhiều NC phải học Theo ❤
@halfbeak88825 ай бұрын
Wow their field kitchen made such a fancy meal for them compare to what i use to eat in my base canteen. Back when i m training all i eat is veg soup with rice no meat no fruit or shit just cabbage in water with rice
Довольно интересно, но могу сразу отметить несколько нюансов. Во-первых японская еда выглядит довольно аппетитно, по сравнению с русскими харчами заморский рис выглядит поинтереснее. Во-вторых, наш желудок не приспособлен к такой пище. Если в японии написано, что лапша не острая, значит она сожжет твой желудок. А так желаю братьям японцам благополучия и процветания их великой стране
Meus Parabéns queridos Irmãos de Farda Japoneses! Grandes Combatentes! Continuem !!!!!!! Abraços Fraternos
@Zig_zac_23 күн бұрын
Sir i am from india and if i am not wrong curry was firstly introduced in imperial japanese navy in ww2 to make food faster and give every soldiers a healty foood
@motorola995618 күн бұрын
It was introduced by Britain in the late 19th century. You can see the connection here between India, Britain, and Japan.
@airborneSGT5 ай бұрын
Looked like a training environment from the start. The training wasn't too different from what I experienced in the US Army.
@للغةالعربية-ث3ه5 ай бұрын
動画の自衛隊はなったばかりの新人達です
@AXEMURDERERification10 күн бұрын
Those bags for catching brass are ingenius xD saves time picking all of it up at the end
@kristiangoransson61049 күн бұрын
We use a similar system on the AK4 (G3) in the Swedish army, it’s nice to not pick up brass but teaches bad habits
@AXEMURDERERification5 күн бұрын
@@kristiangoransson6104 may i ask what you mean by bad habits? its just that in the us army brass pickup takes up so much time especially if qualification carries on to sunset and everyone is itching to get back to the barracks.
1:43 한국군 보다 잘 나오는듯 하면서 양이 너무 적은듯 9:41 취사 트레일러는 식수인원이 대대급인지 중대급 인지 모르겠으나. 적어도 찐밥인 취사트레일러 보단 양이 많아 보임 11:45 야전취사에서 저러면 급양감독관 짬장에게 뒤통수 쳐 맞습니다. 속도가 좀 많이 느립니다. 그래도 당근 양파 깔끔하네요. 12:26 엠병... 똑같네 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 다만 육군은 야전 취사시 마늘은 다진 마늘 보단 일반마늘을 사용합니다. (보존 간편 + 다진마늘이 쉽게 타는것 때문에) 15:26 샐러드 참 부럽습니다. 양상추와 토마토가 올라가다니 마요네즈. 근데 진짜 식사 양이 너무 적네요. 그래도 짜요짜요 먹는것 보단 좋을 듯 합니다. 08군번으로 연대 경비소대 이지만 이리저리 야전 취사 끌려다녀 본 결과. 그래도 중국 보단 일본이랑 취사 방법이 흡사하네요. 좋은 영상 입니다.
@DZK-019 күн бұрын
15:26 반합에 비닐 안까는거 불편하네요ㅋㅋ
@らあめん-n6t2 ай бұрын
KZbinrで密着できるって すげぇな…
@tiggytheimpaler54835 ай бұрын
Me, remembering my time in the USMC, wondering why they were woken up after the suns up and not with a trashcan down the hall way
@Japanesefoodcraftsman5 ай бұрын
Because the sun rises around 4:30am here in Japan during summer!
@Jason-iz6ob5 ай бұрын
@@JapanesefoodcraftsmanWe were woken up at 4 in my basic training.
That curry and salad look so scrumptious! Soo envious of that JSDF unit. Maybe this is just the cynical side of me talking, but I wonder if it is because of PR that command at Camp Sinodayama allowed extra effort to go into meal prep to make it extra good? Having talked to many former servicemen, it seems the general custom in most militaries around the world (when not filming anything for PR) is to have the recruits rely on MRE and field rations when on multi-day field excercises.
@yousoundupset4 ай бұрын
good video, worth the watch
@vivoltneh9042Ай бұрын
어느나라든 군인은 존경받아야한다. Respect soldiers
@Dream.Lies07124 ай бұрын
gotta love freshly cooked meals in the field!
@brunodejong16953 ай бұрын
Interesting to see Japanese colleagues in action
@ssilent82022 ай бұрын
Aww, look at them, they’re so green
@ToddMiller-nl2wnАй бұрын
“You can get either rice or bread.” Sounds like when I was on active duty with the Army. I got so sick of “You get either rice or potatoes! You can’t have two starches!”
@joaquinvaleri70222 ай бұрын
Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷
@nolisarmiento17196 ай бұрын
very interesting video.....do the JSDF also have MRE (meal ready to eat) or field ration packs ?
@Japanesefoodcraftsman6 ай бұрын
Yes they do! We have an upcoming video that will cover this very topic!
@guram_abcd6 ай бұрын
Yes!! I also belong to the JSDF, but the MRE of the JSDF is very delicious.
In US training we always had an amnesty box. Any ammo you dont use, you should turn in where it was issued usually, but if for some reason you have a round in your pocket, your boot or whatever, you can drop it in this metal box on your way out of the training area. I've actually put a pistol round in there before lol. I see here they painfully make them count each round twice instead.
@稗田うさぎ24 күн бұрын
感謝感謝です🙏
@s.hoonoh8375Ай бұрын
looks like a bunch of Boy-scout 😂😂 Seems happy for camping lunch, surprisingly they’re Cadets. OMG 😂