Japanese Train FOOD REVIEW - Sushi and Bentos - Traveling Tokyo to Hakone, Japan! - Mark Abroad
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Date: 2022-04-28
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Bernadine
The fish is probably pickled because it has to sit on the shelf for awhile and that kind of keeps botulism from setting in. Lolol. Japan has believe it or not a low incidence of food poisoning believe it or not. But but but there is always a BUT. sometimes there are parasites that invade due to their culture of eating RAW raw raw raw raw fish and meat. How do i know this? For a time i worked as a clinical data gatherer for one of the biggest disease control investigative agencies in the US. You can guess who that is.
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The fish is probably pickled because it has to sit on the shelf for awhile and that kind of keeps botulism from setting in. Lolol. Japan has believe it or not a low incidence of food poisoning believe it or not. But but but there is always a BUT. sometimes there are parasites that invade due to their culture of eating RAW raw raw raw raw fish and meat. How do i know this? For a time i worked as a clinical data gatherer for one of the biggest disease control investigative agencies in the US. You can guess who that is.
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Hokaiji
Hey mark. I-m a fan of your food trip, and I-m always amazed by the fact that your guess/first impression is accurate, like when you said the beef might be the tongue and it-s actually tongue. I-m Japanese and i know everything you ate. The fish is called shimesaba. You can look up what it is, but again, your description of the taste of the bento is super accurate. I hope I can join your Japanese food journey.
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Hey mark. I-m a fan of your food trip, and I-m always amazed by the fact that your guess/first impression is accurate, like when you said the beef might be the tongue and it-s actually tongue. I-m Japanese and i know everything you ate. The fish is called shimesaba. You can look up what it is, but again, your description of the taste of the bento is super accurate. I hope I can join your Japanese food journey.
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YuyaMC
5: 34 this caption might be wrong because it's -oshi zushi (literally pressed sushi. - AFAIK, the word -Kansai zushi- is used in terms of comparison with -Edomae-zushi (Eastern style)- and -Kansai-zushi (Western style. -
8: 51 10: 05 As I researched, Ekiben is cooked assuming cold condition, and its container is not microwavable. So when you eat cold Ekiben, that's what manufacturers intended!
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5: 34 this caption might be wrong because it's -oshi zushi (literally pressed sushi. - AFAIK, the word -Kansai zushi- is used in terms of comparison with -Edomae-zushi (Eastern style)- and -Kansai-zushi (Western style. -
8: 51 10: 05 As I researched, Ekiben is cooked assuming cold condition, and its container is not microwavable. So when you eat cold Ekiben, that's what manufacturers intended!
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Lezong
I wish in future i Will meet someone as supportive as ying. both of you are my favorite couple. The way both of you have been traveling around with such a simplicity is an example to all the married couple. stay healthy and safe miaka, ying and mark
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I wish in future i Will meet someone as supportive as ying. both of you are my favorite couple. The way both of you have been traveling around with such a simplicity is an example to all the married couple. stay healthy and safe miaka, ying and mark
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Kuma
Well come to Japan! Yokoso!
Your beautiful smile and foods made me and my stomach miss my home country so badly.
I am so happy to see you having a wonderful time there!
Thank you very much for uploading!
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Well come to Japan! Yokoso!
Your beautiful smile and foods made me and my stomach miss my home country so badly.
I am so happy to see you having a wonderful time there!
Thank you very much for uploading!
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Jarring
Ekiben also known as Station Bento (eki = station. Different stations have their own bento style / specialty. Do you know that train enthusiasts in Japan collects bento boxes due to their unique designs? -
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Ekiben also known as Station Bento (eki = station. Different stations have their own bento style / specialty. Do you know that train enthusiasts in Japan collects bento boxes due to their unique designs? -
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travel
You were probably looking for vending machines that serve hot bentos. That ain-t gonna happen at train stations. For the reason that cold bentos at sold is so that the smell won-t disturb other passengers.
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You were probably looking for vending machines that serve hot bentos. That ain-t gonna happen at train stations. For the reason that cold bentos at sold is so that the smell won-t disturb other passengers.
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YuyaMC
0: 28 1: 29 I was just wondering why he mentions 'vending machine. ' Where did he get that information from? Ekiben is usually sold at the station or in the station platform, or even in the train.
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0: 28 1: 29 I was just wondering why he mentions 'vending machine. ' Where did he get that information from? Ekiben is usually sold at the station or in the station platform, or even in the train.
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Prof
Hey! I love this guy! He always seems so happy eating and the look on his face expresses delight! Also he is very clear and concise in explaining what he is doing and eating! GOOD JOB MARK WEIS!
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Hey! I love this guy! He always seems so happy eating and the look on his face expresses delight! Also he is very clear and concise in explaining what he is doing and eating! GOOD JOB MARK WEIS!
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travel
That sushi was mackerel. and tipical japanese old styled vinegar sushi.
It's not so delicious.
also others 2bentoes looks no good.
u caught bad bentoes unfortunately.
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That sushi was mackerel. and tipical japanese old styled vinegar sushi.
It's not so delicious.
also others 2bentoes looks no good.
u caught bad bentoes unfortunately.
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