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@valkyr_

2 жыл бұрын

As much as I'm enjoying this video so far, I must admit that I'm quite dismayed to see Basashi on the menu. While I'm no activist nor am I a vegetarian/vegan, the horses sold in the horse meat trade suffer *GREATLY* in the process of being shipped out to become a delicacy. Almost 5,000 live horses a year are shipped to Japan from Canada in a brutal and unimaginably cruel way; 3 to 4 fully grown adult horses are packed away in tiny wooden shipping containers so tightly that they have absolutely *no* room to move around and often can barely stand up due to the containers height not being tall enough. The frightened horses often become agitated and bite one another due to the above mentioned as well as the stress of being unfamiliar with each other; they have no food or water during the flight over and sometimes weaken and die before arrival. I'm *not* judging those who eat horse meat as I, too eat meat but I wholly condemn the horrors that the horses are put through before even arriving to the slaughterhouse -- this is a multi-million dollar business and these magnificent animals deserve far better treatment. It's unacceptable and as with any animal we eat, we MUST demand a humane way of slaughter from those who raise and ship livestock. There's got to be a better way😞

I'm genuinely curious. How are the Shinsengumi regarded today? I've seen people call them bloodthirsty tortures, while others call them heroes. Also, is Sakamoto Ryuma regarded as a hero by everyone, except the Samurai families (because obvious reasons)?

Shinsengumi... I remember Okita, Hijikata and Saito as the prominent figures of that group. Kondo too.

The frog cartoons were hilarious and adorable and perfectly captured Kazu's reactions

Hello Shogo-San, I am enjoying your videos very much. I lived in Iwakuni for four and a half years while stationed at Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni from 1980 through 1985. and then at Naval Hospital Yokosuka form 1988 through 1991. My wife and I taught conversational English to an adult English club led by a noted writer, Mira Hirasa, who passed away many years ago. I love the Japanese people. I PM'd you through FaceBook concerning your Ranaud's Disease. I wish you well and happy with your lovely wife. 🤗

Wow the flights/steps of dishes were really interesting and seem very delicious. I was surprised by the variety of foods. Everything looked so fresh. The theme of the restaurant was historical and interesting. I thoroughly enjoy your content. Thank you for how wonderful it is! 😊

OMG! That place looks so amazing!!! As soon as you step inside the building everything is master level craftsmanship - the architecture, the food, the dishes the food is served on, even the menu is beautiful!

An absolutely beautiful restaurant with intriguing dishes. I love when you do restaurant and culture features in your videos! 👍❤️

You guys had my mouth watering from the food the whole time, please do more episodes like the whenever possible, thank you. 🙏

I have wanted to see this place ever since I discovered it still exists. Thank you, Shogo!!!!!!! This has made my entire week!!! Eep!!

**Oh, Hakuouki memories** I want to go there one day. Its very amazing.

@Ewesie

2 жыл бұрын

Same same! Give me the Okita Souji drink 😳

@LunaaDragoon

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ewesie 💚💚

Thanks for another well-made and intriguing Shinsengumi video! It looks like it was a really enjoyable experience for you both. It's been years since I last went so seeing the differences in the menu was pretty fascinating - though I also went in the middle of a collab with a Shinsengumi series, which they seem to do a lot of!

I'm happy that I found a English vlog featuring or talking about Japan.

Have not been able to get enough of your channel lately Shogo. Super informative and very easy to follow. Thanks for all you do!

I can taist the food as I'm watching, I'm enjoying you guys enjoying the food 🍲 😂 👍excellent 👌🙏

Amazing! I'd love to visit that place

Great video

I went through culinary school here in America and the thought of eating fowl or red meat is to alien to me and goes against everything I was taught that my jaw was on the floor watching this video. If I was there I wouldn't have stopped you two or anything, but I would have been eating my way through a mountain of tempura.

Aaah, I love Izakaya bars! This is super cool

Nice to see such a rustic place

History along with delicious food. Thank you, Shogo-San,

I know about this event thanks rurouni kenshin. The cool about shinsegumi and imperialist fight, is that there is no 'bad ones' or the 'bad side', they only fight because they want the best for Japan, but with different ways

I've been very curious about various Japanese dishes. Soba, Udon, to Mochi I would love to learn more.

According to another video I've seen, tube Wasabi is primarily horseradish and mustard. The actual ground Wasabi is apparently very labor-intensive.

MMmm..chicken meatballs. Also, is that mannequin on the ceiling flipping over? That's a powerful attack..

The frog pictures were really funny way to show Kazu's reactions. XD

Thank you Team Shogo ! The Whole cannot exist without the smallest part ! 💟 ! 🖖!

Looks like a nice place.

I've been to Kyoto 4 separate times and I just now found out about this place?!

So, is it true that Saito Hajime like to eat soba? Or was it just a creative license by the creator of Samurai Kenshin?

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All the americans cringing at half raw chicken XDD

Oh man, now I want to go to Japan even more! Too bad there are so many things holding me back

行きたいなー

Yum! How’s they get away with serving chicken not cooked all the way through?

@Domspun

2 жыл бұрын

I hope he does a video about it. Don't know about the details, but the chicken is like deep frozen to kill bacterias. I know it is suppose to be safe, but not sure if I would trust it.

@Cytogreg

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, also the horse. I don't have reservations about eating horse meat, however we had to treat our horses twice a year for parasites. The horse parasites may not have been in the meat and may not be a threat to humans but it is still a difficult idea for me.

@mitchelm8783

2 жыл бұрын

@@Cytogreg all animals have the same problems with parasites and whatnot. So long as the food is properly prepared, I should be safe.

@Cytogreg

2 жыл бұрын

Mitchel M, I mostly agree with you. As a Laboratory Technologist witch some experience in parasitology (not anywhere near an expert) and having lived in Japan for 7 1/2 years, I’m still hesitant. I do know that altra-low freezing will kill parasites in fish so maybe that is how the other meats are prepared. Cheers.

Cooked meat must have been delicious, indeed. 👍 Kazu must be a gourmet eater, since he accompanies you almost every time 😎👍

It looked really yummy, what you ordered ☺. But I'm curious how much it was P/P !?

I'm definitely visiting!!! Looks great!!! But weren't the men planned to capture daimyo of Aizu - Matsudaira and not the emperor? I'm confused.

Can you explain where I can get a katana online. I always watch these videos as soon as they come out. something about your channel is southing.

@outboundflight4455

2 жыл бұрын

Depends on how you will be using it for? Also how authentic do you want it? and what style of Japanese Swordsmanship do you practice?

@redlikeroses1062

2 жыл бұрын

It depends how much quality you desire. Some that are really cheap are also not the best quality. If you just want one to hang on your wall for less money I’d say Etsy.

Definitely a place to visit.................unfortunately no English in the Menu.

Noice!

Wait..did he eat chicken raw? How are you not worried about salmonella or anything!

Shinshingumi, Saiko! ♥️🇵🇭

Foken fish is foken RAW!!!

Coming from the US, there is a HUGE deal about raw chicken here and, even though I know the danger of eating it is really not much, I'd still be wary of it personally. But it all looked DELICIOUS. Especially, I would love to try the horse meat sashimi. Wish I could try horse meat here but the sale of horse meat is, as far as I'm aware, illegal in the US.

@borttorbbq2556

2 жыл бұрын

They have a different standard they tend to immunize their chicken against salmonella whereas we just feed them antibiotics here

@borttorbbq2556

2 жыл бұрын

So basically our method treats the salmonella whereas their method just straight-up prevents salmonella

@garryferrington811

2 жыл бұрын

You can eat raw eggs in Japan without fear, whereas in the US, that would be gambling with death. Remember, it's all about the money here. Our local Chipotle nearly killed several people with bad pork.

I really wish I can teleport so I can visit these historical sites!

Shogo-kun, can I just move to Kyoto now? 🙆🏻‍♂️ I wanna come. 🛫🛩🛬🗾 🇺🇸🤝🇯🇵

Do you know of anywhere that does custom length or just longer iaido kaku obi??

Could you talk more about the Ishin shishi and Shinsenhumi?

At 3:20 anyone know what that meter is on the top of his phone? Also what's it for?

Where did you get your katanas

my yakuza ishin brain is making me weep 😭

Excellent, as usual! By the way, we call lifesize human figures "mannequins" not dolls, or "dummies".

@chrisbarrett8377

2 жыл бұрын

Dummy is perfectly acceptable to use

Wow, I’m not familiar with chicken sashimi!!!!

Or I grew up in the US fighting chickens are pretty common watching them fight is gruesome and care for it much myself and just comes with the territory

Is that the Tobe Isami theme around 3:40 ?

Oh, first???

I can't wait for Japan to open it's borders again.

I like tataki more than sashimi. I never had horse meat sashimi though, I'm intrigued.

Do they offer mayonnaise?

Lets talk about BABYMETAL ! :D

My sharingan see that your food was boil or smoked and grilled. I would like to know they have to go bag.

Record of Ragnarok brought me here

Exactly how old is the beer culture in Japan? Was it something introduced by Western culture?

@wilkatis

2 жыл бұрын

Beer’s a Europe / Middle East thing, elsewhere it’s introduced from there. So in Japan with its continuous isolationist stances it’s fairly recent

@evs2k

2 жыл бұрын

The industrialist Thomas Glover helped make beer popular in Japan. His company became Kirin.

In the US we can NOT eat raw chicken without worrying you might get E-coli, or Salmonella. How are you able to eat the chicken raw? Red meat is fine to eat raw.

OMG! They serve horse meat there? Neeeeeey!

Jeeze is every single piece of meat their served raw? I like cooked food 😭

Chicken sashimi? isn't that salmonella waiting to happen?

This building witnessed a significant historical incident. Are there any reports of the staff seeing ghosts, maybe when they are locking up late at night? In fact, do you have ghost hunters in Japan?

Can u do more videos about shinsgami and u should watch the anime Hakuouki is about the shinsangami and it’s pretty accurate expect for the demon parts

I'm really surprised that it's okay to eat raw chicken in Japan. Meanwhile the rest of the world doesn't eat it because of harmful bacteria. Have you ever had some problems because of it?

@evs2k

2 жыл бұрын

Chicken meat isn't harmful in itself. It's only when it is exposed to salmonella that it is a problem. Japanese farming practices are much more hygienic than Western standards so food poisoning is not an issue.

@terezafrankova3943

2 жыл бұрын

@@evs2k thanks! Didn´t know that.

Looking at almost all the meat showcased here... has Japan not discovered cooking just yet? It’s all raw...

@fahimzahir9587

2 жыл бұрын

It's not about cooking. Its a style of cuisine derived from culture. It has been said that they prefer the fresh taste. You can find cooked food in Japan. It's more of a cultural aspect of their eating preferences. Also It has been said that Japan has very stringent consumption and cleaning procedures for meat and eggs including sterilization.