Відео

These shrimp are so delicious, you should definitely try them!!

The sushi was delicious! As you said, I didn't have to deal with anyone from the time I entered the restaurant until I paid the bill.

We didn't try the plate game this time! We'll try it next time!

It's been available for the past few months! Usually it's 6 pieces! Sometimes it's 7 pieces! It's only a limited time menu. But for now it's available for a long time. It depends on Sushiro's mood!

I learned a new way to eat sushi and can enjoy it again! Even if I don't, I always enjoy eating it. This tuna is really cheap but high quality, so I recommend eating a lot of it!

I also dont like nato. I think you have to be Japanese to like it. Its very healthy, but alone the texture is so disgusting to me. But luckily, there are enough other things to enjoy at Sushiro 🙂

Thank you for your comment! Natto is very very very slimy! And it smells bad!

@@EnjoyTravelJapan All the more reason I probably better not try it! I'd die! haha

That's great! Sushi is so delicious that I could eat it four times a day!

Thank you for your comment! All the sushi was delicious!

The gunkan was also very delicious!! If you are in the Osaka area, please stop by!

The prices are amazing! I want to come here every day! The tuna, salmon roe, and sea urchin dishes are the best!

Every now and then you'll come across these boat-shaped plates!

Thank you for watching and commenting!

A trip to Tohoku sounds great! Four weeks will fly by in a flash. Eat lots of sushi!

I didn't know this shopping street was the longest in Japan. So you've been to Takamatsu! It looks like it would be fun at night. I'll go next time!

I don't eat sushi every day, but I do eat it quite often.

When you come to Japan, be sure to try tempura!

In my case it might be the juice.

The next two months seem so close, but still so far away. Stop waiting and go to Japan!

@@EnjoyTravelJapan Waiting for something beautiful feels great (in German, which is my first language, its called Vorfreude). And two months will be over very soon. And than, Japan again: sushi, takoyaki, shabu shabu, tempura, izakayas, gachapon, shrines, onsen, ryokan, tatami mats, futon and much more.

The reason for not opening is that with a conveyor belt sushi restaurant, sales are the same whether they rotate the sushi or not. I think this is the most likely reason. If they rotate the sushi, it goes to waste. It also incurs extra costs. If sales would be the same whether they opened or not, they wouldn't rotate the sushi. I think that's the reason. This is just my own personal imagination.

Merry Christmas! We worked hard today too! There are many different foods to eat at Japanese izakayas, so please try as many as you can!

I went to Tokyo for about 4 days! I moved to a different place every day, so I stayed in a different place every day! I stayed at each hotel for one night! If you're staying in a specific place, it's more relaxing to stay in one hotel for multiple nights. This time, I moved a lot, so I stayed in different places. I was able to stay at various good hotels and had a good experience! They were all cheap and nice places.

Thank you for your comment. It's great because you can stay at a hotel very cheaply depending on the timing! The room layout and equipment are similar in all hotels. Most of the rooms are small. It's nice to have a hotel with a large bath and sauna. Natto is very delicious. Sadly, many Japanese people don't like natto. It's nice to be able to choose the ingredients you like at a buffet. I'm curious to see what kind of salad they have.

I was shocked by the price when I stayed there. I think the price depends on the timing, but I was lucky. It's quite far from the center of Tokyo, so if you have business in the surrounding area, it's a good deal. This is a new awareness about music, thank you!

There are so many sushis flowing, it's hard to catch them! You have to be careful not to drop other sushis.

It was a small shop and I felt so great! I like places like this too. Yes! Gari is pickled ginger in sweet vinegar!!

Thank you for your comment! I hope we can eat cheap and delicious sushi in America! Let's move for sushi!!

Thank you for your comment! I wasn't too concerned about the price! The average price of conveyor belt sushi in Japan is about 150 yen per plate at a cheap restaurant. Others are about 200-300 yen. Others are about 300-500 yen. I think the price range is roughly around this. I think this restaurant was about 300-500 yen. Since conveyor belt sushi is in this price range, you can enjoy it without worrying too much about the price.

Thank you very much for your kind reply!

Thank you! There are times when I can't post or shoot videos, but when I have video material, I post every day.

About the countries I've been to in the past: America, Canada, China, and Hong Kong (England) before it was handed over to China. I don't remember much about the countries other than America and Canada, because I was taken there when I was a child. As for America and Canada, they were just like the images I had seen in movies and TV dramas. Huge pizzas and hamburgers! Steaks! I have a rather wild image of them.

@@EnjoyTravelJapan Okay, it doesnt seem that you have been recently outside of Japan. Which is of course totally fine. I was just wondering, as where people have been, tells a lot of what they know and understand in matters of food.

Myself, I love travelling and have been to many countries. My favorites are Japan, South Korea, Thailand, South Africa, Sambia, Italy, Australia and Costa Rica.

You've traveled to so many countries! That's amazing! Lately I've been traveling mostly within Japan. If I get the chance, I'll try to go abroad too!

Your trip to Japan is just around the corner! Feel free to try Japanese raw eggs. You don't need to eat natto to enjoy it!

The tourist spot I went to was Himeji Castle. I always go to Himeji looking for delicious food. There are many cheap and delicious izakayas. An izakaya is a restaurant that serves alcohol and food, and is a Japanese-style drinking establishment. I think you should go to Himeji Castle at least once. I looked up tourist spots in Himeji. 1. Kokoen, the former garden of the Nishiyashiki of Himeji Castle. A Japanese garden that you can enjoy while looking at Himeji Castle. 2. Japan Toy Museum, where 5,000 toys from Japan and abroad are displayed in a white-walled storehouse. 3. Azuki Museum, Japan's first azuki bean museum. Learn about azuki beans in a fun way. 4. Shoshazan Onkyoji Temple, where temples and towers stand deep in the mountains on Mount Hiei in the west. 5. Taiyo Park, a theme park with a white castle as its symbol. Experience the feeling of traveling around the world. 6. Himeji City Zoo, where you can enjoy watching animals while looking at Himeji Castle. 7. Hiromine Shrine, an ancient shrine associated with Kanbei Kuroda, a famous general representing the Sengoku period.

@@EnjoyTravelJapan Thank you very much for the research. All that you mention (with the exception of 6, because Japan is not good with Zoos) sound great, especially number 1 and 2. Definitely worth 2 nights in Himeiji. My list of places I wish to visit in Japan is just getting longer and longer and longer... ;-).

Thank you for your comment! I also really like this teacup. There seems to be a name for cups with lots of kanji for fish written on them, like the ones you often see in sushi restaurants in Japan, or cups with illustrations like this one. They're called knowledgeable teacups. I learned a lot! Thank you!

Thank you for your comment. I have never really wondered about the origin of the word or how it was called. I did a little research on this. It seems that it came to be called "gunkanmaki" because it looks like a warship. Gunkanmaki was invented in 1941 (Showa 16) by the owner of the sushi restaurant "Kyube" in Ginza, Tokyo, at the time, Imada Toshiharu, in response to a customer's order. He perfected it by fixing salmon roe and sea urchin, which had not previously been familiar as sushi toppings, in the rice instead of rolling them into a ball. I learned a lot, thank you!

@@EnjoyTravelJapan I also learned a lot. So, thanks to you as well. This kind of things is really precious to me. To learn more, to share things, and to communicate with people. I enjoy communicating with you. We are from totally different cultures, but we share the love for tasty food. And its nice to learn more about other cultures and traditions in my opinion.

@@swissfoodie3542 Thank you for your very nice comment. It's fun to realize and learn things that I don't usually care about. I look forward to your continued support. I will continue to eat a lot of my favorite foods.

Thank you for your comment! Black sushi is something you don't see very often. And it was delicious, so please give it a try!

Delicious 🍣

I love clam miso soup too! There are many other kinds of miso soup with different flavors. Miso soup is also one of the most profound dishes. It's sad that people don't like shrimp in sushi. I'm glad that I can enjoy shrimp in other ways. I think many people don't like raw shrimp because it has a unique texture and a slight smell. I like boiled or steamed shrimp.

Thank you for your comment! The spa can be reserved for private use from 11:00 to 14:00 (reservation required) in one-hour increments. I don't know if other accommodations or glamping facilities can be used on an hourly basis. The spa is free for guests staying at the hotel for one hour.

Thank you for your comment. It was very delicious! I have never been to the store in Tokyo (Shinjuku). If I go to the store in Shinjuku, I will let you know my review!

Thank you for your comment. It was very delicious!

I have never been to the Bahamas, but have seen some beautiful pictures from there. What is a traditional food from your country ? I am from Switzerland, and one of the traditional foods from here, is cheese fondue, which is basicall melted cheese with white wine, and we dip pieces of bread into it. Sounds a bit strange, but its delicious. Google for more details.

Thank you for your very accurate comment. Ramen after a sauna is the best!

Thank you for your comment. I'm glad you like a lot of Japanese food! I love most Japanese food too!

The trick this time is to dip it in dashi. Dashi = umami. Add the umami of dashi to the fish. That effect makes it taste better than sushi. That's the image I have. I'm not comfortable putting sushi in ramen soup. But when I tried it, it was delicious. Thank you for your comments!