Thank you for always watching my videos! I hope this video can help, even just a little, to support your health! For someone who are interested in R's KOSO, here is the link ▶︎www.dpbolvw.net/click-101110351-14494750 Please use a code 「SAMURAIMATCHA15」for 15% Off Everything! Let's have a healthy morning habit together😁 いつも、ありがとう❤︎ Arigatoooooooo!!!!
Pine needle tea is good for you, just make sure it is the correct pine needle. In the USA, there are a few pine trees you should not use as they may be toxic.
Despite the daily attacks of Russia against peaceful people in our city, we do not give up, we continue to work. In our small town - Sumy, there are shops that offer Japanese matcha tea. And I tried it and I really liked it! When I bought and when I drank, I remembered you and your videos! Of course, it would be better to try it in Japan. I hope that someday I will be able to visit your wonderful country! In turn, I would like to invite you to visit. to our city of Sumy. I hope that someday it will become a reality. Thank you for the wonderful video and greetings from Ukraine!
I have been a coffee drinker for years and disliked tea. Still, you convinced me. I finally went out and bought matcha. I have delayed trying it but will soon do so. Meanwhile, stay positive. Your videos are wonderful.
Fun fact about Matcha: Buddhist monks have been drinking matcha tea to boost their meditation sessions, calming effect, and more. Matcha tea is my favorite tea. 👍
I love Matcha so much, I am starting my day with Matcha and during the day I am drinking green day. I am doing that now since 2012. Lets see how old I will get. 🤗
@@SamuraiMatcha I love matcha a lot too. I love to wake up because my first to-do is to drink Matcha and my day starts a lot of better. Arigatou!! I made a Matcha video and I am explaining how I am preparing the Matcha. It was one of my first videos 😋😋 Therefore I love your videos because of everything what you are doing I enjoy it too!!
We freezer baby pine sprouts in the spring and use them in our smoothies all summer and fall long. They run out by winter, but they are very good for the immune system and digestive system 🙂 Glad to see them used in other countries.
Love the difference made between Fukuoka and Kyoto!!! Certainly Kyoto is known more in the Western part of the world but Fukuoka is seriously an amazing place. Love the Fukuoka highlight!!
I am inspired to try matcha and find your video on how to properly prepare. I had not heard of cold brew green tea until your video. I love that idea and will try! Thank you so much for your positive, healthy living videos! ❤
I *just* tried matcha for the first time this morning. It was quite lovely! I prepared it the way you do as well, Aki-sama. Maybe I'll start making it at work every morning (I usually have hot green tea). Thank you as always! I love your positive attitude and awesome tips!
Oh my goodness! I have to try some of these, but alas, I don't have a way to heat water with fire! But I had my matcha this morning and guess who got me onto matcha? Yess! It was Aki. Thank you, Aki. Now I'll start trying these other drinks. Another great video.
I actually used to make that Pine Needle drink a lot back then, hoping it would help with my high blood pressure. I even prepared it exactly like Aki did in the video. Unfortunately, one of my neighbors-classic Germany-kept watching me cut needles from the tree and reported me to the police, thinking I was brewing drugs. In the end, though, the officers took it with humor and were a bit puzzled as to why I would want to drink pine needles at all.
Yerba mate and matcha have the same nutrients according to some studies. I drink (as basically any Argentinian) mate every day. I just included matcha tea leaves to improve it. I hope matcha tea and yerba mate can potentiate their effects for good reasons 🙂
This video is awesome! My mom drinks KOSO regularly. One time she stopped drinking it, and her gut was back to not healthy (constipation) so she restarted drinking it. She cannot live without KOSO😂
Pine leaves drink is new to me! I'm amazed a lot of commentators are familiar with it... We have at least two kinds of pine trees out side, so i'm hesitant to try it😅 (the most common ones i think are standard pines, but what if it's the wrong kind)
In indonesia🇮🇩 almost every house uses "Sayu" (ind read: Air Masak). This water more healtier than tap water. We love tea and coffe every single day. But, since 7 years ago, i always drunk greea tea and matcha everyday🎉
I thank Aki for useful lifehacks. Maybe, the next video, *Questions and Answers*? The first question. Are Aki going to return to his previous profession? (the teacher) He teach us with great interest!
… and I like amazement, huzu, matcha and green tea. I will make the water fire air one right now. Thank you. Chamomile tea and hibiscus tea are other favorites.
Some Indigenous peoples of North America have also used pine needles to make tea. Of course, please educate yourself on which pine species is good for that. Kuzu-yu(?) I’m curious if I can get that in Canada. I’m from Vancouver, I watched your videos from when you visited and lived in Victoria! Hope you visit again!
In Indonesia 🇮🇩 you can find so muchhh "tape" (fermented cassava / black rice). Or you can try JAMU (Traditional herbal drink) like tumeric, lemongrass, ginger for good metabolism 🎉
Thank you for this inspirational video. I love pine needle juice. I got hooked on it when I visited the environs of Lake Baikal in Russia, and have never looked back! 🙂 I am also a massive fan of green and white teas (that includes cold brew, as shown in your video), and, of course, matcha ;-)
Hi Aki. Isn’t it funny… I just did online search for matcha benefits. One reason is I have a cold. Then I put in my search to see what you have to say. But no video with that description. But, here you are with champagne glasses and more drinks. Haha. Thank you. Take care.
Dear Samurai! Like you are reading my mind - just the video I was waiting for, thank you very much. I also heard from some of my (male) Japanese friends, their wives drinking apple cider some kind of juice, also good for gut health. Do you maybe to know which one? Here in Germany we don’t have these nice options you have in Japan, so I always have to think ahead and plan where can I order this drinks from. Also what is your thought on amount if sugar in Koso? Sending hugs from Berlin 💜
I drink matcha each and every morning just after waking up at 5 a.m. and before engaging in pranayama and vinyasa yoga exercises until 7 a.m. I always add some lemon juice, for it has a catalytic effect on the absorption of all the good stuff present in the powdered tea leaves. Green tea is also consumed in the afternoon, usually 2 cups, the first one just after having had the daily miso soup with powdered seaweed and shiitake, in which sometimes natto is also added. It is a really tasty combination, BTW, but miso and natto must be added only when the soup has cooled down (so to say) to 60-70 degrees Celsius. But I'm just hoping that I won't have such a very long life, 55-60 would be really enough. It is extremely rare for people above a certain advanced age to be able to do yoga and to fully care for themselves, so no matter how healthy one is, it just lacks any practical sense to cling so very much to a life that becomes increasingly difficult to live normally given the impairments brought on by natural aging, no matter how painstaking measures one takes to try to remain fit through foods, drinks or anything else. Better to pass away relatively healthy and fit than tied to a chair or a bed. Well at least for those of us who just love twisting in different yoga asanas and can't stop doing it every day, for in time it becomes a fundamental part of active life.
Wow you are so disciplined and well organized! I am currently 60 years old and life is much more better when you get older. You appreciate it more and additionally it makes more fun. Therefore don't put yourself at a limit because with 60 you don't have really a lot of diseases I think probably it will start with 80.
@@co-il-lusion I think with your discipline and clean eating you don't have to worry. But thats right who knows we don't have a time travel machine therefore lets live as it is our last second. Enjoy your life!
Hello Aki! Thank you for sharing this with us. Matcha and green tea I get to enjoy daily 😊. I'd love to try the other super drinks that Japan has to offer
thank so much for sharing these healthy drinks. i am interested in R's koso. i have 2 questions please. 1. what are postbiotic, probiotic and prebiotic? 2. 9.3g sugar contained in the R's koso label. is it from natural sweet or added sugar? thank you🙏
Hello Judy, thank you so much for your interest and thoughtful questions! I’m happy to clarify. 1. Probiotics: These are live beneficial bacteria that help populate your digestive system with good microbes, supporting digestion and overall gut health. 2. Prebiotics: These are specialized plant fibers that serve as food for probiotics. Prebiotics help nourish the good bacteria already present in your gut, supporting their growth and activity. Essentially, prebiotics act as fuel for the probiotics. 3. Postbiotics: These are beneficial compounds produced when probiotics consume prebiotics. They’re essentially the “byproducts” of the fermentation process, but they play an important role too. Postbiotics include nutrients like vitamins B and K, amino acids, and antimicrobial peptides that help inhibit harmful bacteria, supporting a balanced and healthy gut environment. As for the sugar content in R’s KOSO, it’s largely derived from natural ingredients, like fruits, vegetables, seaweeds, mushrooms, and other plants, which contain natural fructose. During the initial fermentation process, a small amount of sugar is added to feed the beneficial microbes (similar to how kombucha is made). Over the year-long fermentation, much of this sugar is transformed into nutrients and other beneficial compounds, leaving a minimal amount of residual glucose. For those concerned about blood sugar, we recommend enjoying one serving of R’s KOSO slowly over 1-2 hours to help keep blood sugar levels stable. And for those needing to minimize sugar intake further, we also offer a Lower Sugar version of R's KOSO. This option is designed to support gut health with even lower glucose content, ideal for individuals monitoring blood sugar or diabetes. Let me know if you have any more questions😊
How can i find all of them at the same website? Make a websites for your last video japanese superfood and japanese superfood drinks. It will be easier for us international audience.... thank you
I just came back from a trip in Japan. Had amazake but struggled to drink it! (didn't love the flavour, way too sweet but texture put me off more!). Matcha and green tea is something I drink regularly and love. The pine needles drinks sounds amazing, I love the smell of pine!
I love your videos SO SO much here from Albuquerque New Mexico. If you have links I will buy many of them so please get your affiliate links because your presentation and education style deserves to be rewarded. (Even my husband is entertained and enjoys your videos)
Hi there, Thanks for your question! R's KOSO is made out of vegetables, fruits, mushrooms and seaweed. The fermentation process produces some alcohol in it. However, we eliminate alcohol from the product. Therefore, although it's not completely 0, it is very close to 0 alcohol content. Children can also consume our product as well. We hope you find this information helpful. If you have any questions about shipping or products, please contact us. Have a great day!
Thanks 🇯🇵🇭🇺 I will try them, but at the moment my favorite drink is green tea. This morning I ate natto for the first time. What do you think about natto?
Very helpful video. But I don't know how to make them except green tea and the first one. Maybe because I am in Dubai, can not get the material to make it, please help........
Thank you for always watching my videos!
I hope this video can help, even just a little, to support your health!
For someone who are interested in R's KOSO, here is the link
▶︎www.dpbolvw.net/click-101110351-14494750
Please use a code 「SAMURAIMATCHA15」for 15% Off Everything!
Let's have a healthy morning habit together😁
いつも、ありがとう❤︎ Arigatoooooooo!!!!
Quite frankly, I was just surprised that you had 8 champagne glasses to put all of these drinks in! 😂
I love you! Thank you for your videos, I appreciate the knowledge very much!
Pine needle tea is good for you, just make sure it is the correct pine needle. In the USA, there are a few pine trees you should not use as they may be toxic.
Ahhhh, will have to research this. Thank you.
The truth has been spoken.
Only with one or two needles are safe. More needles together are toxic like, taxus
Came here for this. We have so many pine trees in our garden here in the usa... So was wondering what kind is ok to make tea of?
Despite the daily attacks of Russia against peaceful people in our city, we do not give up, we continue to work.
In our small town - Sumy, there are shops that offer Japanese matcha tea. And I tried it and I really liked it! When I bought and when I drank, I remembered you and your videos!
Of course, it would be better to try it in Japan. I hope that someday I will be able to visit your wonderful country!
In turn, I would like to invite you to visit. to our city of Sumy. I hope that someday it will become a reality.
Thank you for the wonderful video and greetings from Ukraine!
I have been a coffee drinker for years and disliked tea. Still, you convinced me. I finally went out and bought matcha. I have delayed trying it but will soon do so. Meanwhile, stay positive. Your videos are wonderful.
Matcha is sooooo good
Fun fact about Matcha: Buddhist monks have been drinking matcha tea to boost their meditation sessions, calming effect, and more. Matcha tea is my favorite tea. 👍
Mee tooo!
Pine and peppermint also a fantastic combination. Mix pine with peppermint leaves in blender and then strain.
I love Matcha so much, I am starting my day with Matcha and during the day I am drinking green day. I am doing that now since 2012. Lets see how old I will get. 🤗
I love matcha so much too! Arigatou：）））
@@SamuraiMatcha I love matcha a lot too. I love to wake up because my first to-do is to drink Matcha and my day starts a lot of better. Arigatou!! I made a Matcha video and I am explaining how I am preparing the Matcha. It was one of my first videos 😋😋 Therefore I love your videos because of everything what you are doing I enjoy it too!!
We freezer baby pine sprouts in the spring and use them in our smoothies all summer and fall long. They run out by winter, but they are very good for the immune system and digestive system 🙂 Glad to see them used in other countries.
I loved learning about these healthy drinks! I drink green tea often, and I have tried matcha. The rest are new to me. I want to try all of them! 🙂
I'll try! Thank you for sharing!
I love the sound of these drinks!!! Thank you for sharing xoxo
This is so good! Thank you so much for sharing!
Thanks for sharing! I’ll definitely try to find the right tree in Portugal to make the drink! Arigatoooo
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Thank you, Aki. I want to try them all! I have already been drinking matcha everyday for years. Feeling great at 76.
Thank you♡
If the picture of your channel is a current one then you look great for your age. Especially your smile! You will definetly get older than 100.
@@FuesunHa thank you!
Love the difference made between Fukuoka and Kyoto!!! Certainly Kyoto is known more in the Western part of the world but Fukuoka is seriously an amazing place. Love the Fukuoka highlight!!
Matcha is the most loveliest word ever is coming from your voice! 😊❤️
Thank you so matcha for sharing these healthy drinks recipes.
me too:) of course!
Thank you Aki,
Matcha is my favourite 💚
I am inspired to try matcha and find your video on how to properly prepare. I had not heard of cold brew green tea until your video. I love that idea and will try! Thank you so much for your positive, healthy living videos! ❤
Yes! Try it out!
I *just* tried matcha for the first time this morning. It was quite lovely! I prepared it the way you do as well, Aki-sama. Maybe I'll start making it at work every morning (I usually have hot green tea). Thank you as always! I love your positive attitude and awesome tips!
My favorite Japanese drink is mattya. And I like green tea as well.
Since I do not have a stomach, nutrient packed drinks are very interesting to me. Thank you! Mom to the rescue again! Very fun filming and editing.
Aki, Thank you so much for this interesting and inspiring video!It would be nice to learn more about healthy Japanese food and traditions.
Thank you for always watching!
Oh my goodness! I have to try some of these, but alas, I don't have a way to heat water with fire! But I had my matcha this morning and guess who got me onto matcha? Yess! It was Aki. Thank you, Aki. Now I'll start trying these other drinks. Another great video.
Thank you for this video. It's interesting and I learned a lot.
Do you miss your students sometimes or visit them at school?
Yes…!! I sometimes want to visit them🫶
Thanks so much 🎉❤
Thank you so much Aki-san for the great informative video as always! Let's keep your gut healthy with R's KOSO☺ Cheers🥂💛
I actually used to make that Pine Needle drink a lot back then, hoping it would help with my high blood pressure. I even prepared it exactly like Aki did in the video. Unfortunately, one of my neighbors-classic Germany-kept watching me cut needles from the tree and reported me to the police, thinking I was brewing drugs. In the end, though, the officers took it with humor and were a bit puzzled as to why I would want to drink pine needles at all.
Yerba mate and matcha have the same nutrients according to some studies. I drink (as basically any Argentinian) mate every day. I just included matcha tea leaves to improve it. I hope matcha tea and yerba mate can potentiate their effects for good reasons 🙂
This video is awesome!
My mom drinks KOSO regularly.
One time she stopped drinking it, and her gut was back to not healthy (constipation) so she restarted drinking it. She cannot live without KOSO😂
Hi, could you be so kind and give a recipe for japanese okonomiyaki??? Please ;)
Please share your skincare routine, especially sunscreen. Thanks.
I loved your video I'm gonna try all of them. 😊
Pine leaves drink is new to me! I'm amazed a lot of commentators are familiar with it... We have at least two kinds of pine trees out side, so i'm hesitant to try it😅 (the most common ones i think are standard pines, but what if it's the wrong kind)
In indonesia🇮🇩 almost every house uses "Sayu" (ind read: Air Masak). This water more healtier than tap water.
We love tea and coffe every single day.
But, since 7 years ago, i always drunk greea tea and matcha everyday🎉
Matcha will always be my favourite one, but I will give kuzu a try 😊
I thank Aki for useful lifehacks. Maybe, the next video, *Questions and Answers*? The first question. Are Aki going to return to his previous profession? (the teacher) He teach us with great interest!
… and I like amazement, huzu, matcha and green tea. I will make the water fire air one right now. Thank you. Chamomile tea and hibiscus tea are other favorites.
… haha… amazake… the spell check changing my words!
Some Indigenous peoples of North America have also used pine needles to make tea. Of course, please educate yourself on which pine species is good for that.
Kuzu-yu(?) I’m curious if I can get that in Canada. I’m from Vancouver, I watched your videos from when you visited and lived in Victoria! Hope you visit again!
Yes!! I'll visit there again! Canada is my second home：））
which is the most nutritious drink? I drink water kaffir and matcha regularly
In Indonesia 🇮🇩 you can find so muchhh "tape" (fermented cassava / black rice).
Or you can try JAMU (Traditional herbal drink) like tumeric, lemongrass, ginger for good metabolism 🎉
お早うございます。
うつ病に苦しまれていたとは驚きました。
今のエネルギッシュなあきさんからは過去の大病経験も
信じられないくらいです。
今自分のベスト健康法に辿り着かれたあきさん
今後も元気で素敵な発信期待しています。
そうなんですよね！でもその経験から、心と体の健康が大事ということを身に染みて学びました！本当に感謝です：））
Also there are birch in a forest near here and i want to try and tap it this winter after seeing UA-camr Jonna Jinton do it
Thank you for this inspirational video. I love pine needle juice. I got hooked on it when I visited the environs of Lake Baikal in Russia, and have never looked back! 🙂 I am also a massive fan of green and white teas (that includes cold brew, as shown in your video), and, of course, matcha ;-)
Thank you.
Thank you❤︎
❤🗻⛩🥰I Love your Videos! I just subscribed! 🥰🥰🥰 Yay!
Hello Aki,
Hope you are doing well. I will be in Tokyo, I will try to find most of them!
Do you know shops that sell koso ? Thank you for this video !
Hi Aki. Isn’t it funny… I just did online search for matcha benefits. One reason is I have a cold.
Then I put in my search to see what you have to say. But no video with that description.
But, here you are with champagne glasses and more drinks. Haha. Thank you. Take care.
Awesome!!!
Dear Samurai! Like you are reading my mind - just the video I was waiting for, thank you very much. I also heard from some of my (male) Japanese friends, their wives drinking apple cider some kind of juice, also good for gut health. Do you maybe to know which one? Here in Germany we don’t have these nice options you have in Japan, so I always have to think ahead and plan where can I order this drinks from. Also what is your thought on amount if sugar in Koso? Sending hugs from Berlin 💜
ARIGATO pour cette précieuse vidéo 🙏❤
Matcha!!!💚
I want that fermented vegetables drink!
I drink matcha each and every morning just after waking up at 5 a.m. and before engaging in pranayama and vinyasa yoga exercises until 7 a.m. I always add some lemon juice, for it has a catalytic effect on the absorption of all the good stuff present in the powdered tea leaves. Green tea is also consumed in the afternoon, usually 2 cups, the first one just after having had the daily miso soup with powdered seaweed and shiitake, in which sometimes natto is also added. It is a really tasty combination, BTW, but miso and natto must be added only when the soup has cooled down (so to say) to 60-70 degrees Celsius. But I'm just hoping that I won't have such a very long life, 55-60 would be really enough. It is extremely rare for people above a certain advanced age to be able to do yoga and to fully care for themselves, so no matter how healthy one is, it just lacks any practical sense to cling so very much to a life that becomes increasingly difficult to live normally given the impairments brought on by natural aging, no matter how painstaking measures one takes to try to remain fit through foods, drinks or anything else. Better to pass away relatively healthy and fit than tied to a chair or a bed. Well at least for those of us who just love twisting in different yoga asanas and can't stop doing it every day, for in time it becomes a fundamental part of active life.
Wow you are so disciplined and well organized! I am currently 60 years old and life is much more better when you get older. You appreciate it more and additionally it makes more fun. Therefore don't put yourself at a limit because with 60 you don't have really a lot of diseases I think probably it will start with 80.
@@FuesunHa Well, maybe, who knows... we"ll see as time goes by.
@@co-il-lusion I think with your discipline and clean eating you don't have to worry. But thats right who knows we don't have a time travel machine therefore lets live as it is our last second. Enjoy your life!
Thank you so much for sharing these and for including how to make them! So helpful!
Where can I buy all of them? Kindly give links...
Nice!
Hello Aki! Thank you for sharing this with us. Matcha and green tea I get to enjoy daily 😊. I'd love to try the other super drinks that Japan has to offer
Thank you Matchaaa
@@PrepperRapperFairy thank you sooo matcha!!!
Thank you for such a wonderful video. I’d love to try some of these, so thank you for the recipes. Watched as I drank matcha! 💖💖💖
I was very sick last winter and nothing worked. I made tea from cedar that i have in my yard and i even put some in my bath water. It helped!!
thank so much for sharing these healthy drinks. i am interested in R's koso. i have 2 questions please. 1. what are postbiotic, probiotic and prebiotic? 2. 9.3g sugar contained in the R's koso label. is it from natural sweet or added sugar? thank you🙏
Hello Judy, thank you so much for your interest and thoughtful questions! I’m happy to clarify.
1. Probiotics: These are live beneficial bacteria that help populate your digestive system with good microbes, supporting digestion and overall gut health.
2. Prebiotics: These are specialized plant fibers that serve as food for probiotics. Prebiotics help nourish the good bacteria already present in your gut, supporting their growth and activity. Essentially, prebiotics act as fuel for the probiotics.
3. Postbiotics: These are beneficial compounds produced when probiotics consume prebiotics. They’re essentially the “byproducts” of the fermentation process, but they play an important role too. Postbiotics include nutrients like vitamins B and K, amino acids, and antimicrobial peptides that help inhibit harmful bacteria, supporting a balanced and healthy gut environment.
As for the sugar content in R’s KOSO, it’s largely derived from natural ingredients, like fruits, vegetables, seaweeds, mushrooms, and other plants, which contain natural fructose. During the initial fermentation process, a small amount of sugar is added to feed the beneficial microbes (similar to how kombucha is made). Over the year-long fermentation, much of this sugar is transformed into nutrients and other beneficial compounds, leaving a minimal amount of residual glucose.
For those concerned about blood sugar, we recommend enjoying one serving of R’s KOSO slowly over 1-2 hours to help keep blood sugar levels stable. And for those needing to minimize sugar intake further, we also offer a Lower Sugar version of R's KOSO. This option is designed to support gut health with even lower glucose content, ideal for individuals monitoring blood sugar or diabetes.
Let me know if you have any more questions😊
thanks so much for the info and i am very much interested in getting a low sugar version of koso. pls give me your link to it. 🙏 thanks again.
Moi j’adore les boissons naturelles qu’on peut boire pour lutter contre la fatigue c’est mieux que les cannettes énergisantes
Im gonna try the pine juice. Is the specie relevant? Because I live in Spain...
When will your matcha and green tea brand come? Is it this year or next year
Next year!! It's comming!
and of course matcha!! :)
My favorite is matcha
How can i find all of them at the same website? Make a websites for your last video japanese superfood and japanese superfood drinks. It will be easier for us international audience.... thank you
This is great! Thank you!
💛💛💛
I just came back from a trip in Japan. Had amazake but struggled to drink it! (didn't love the flavour, way too sweet but texture put me off more!). Matcha and green tea is something I drink regularly and love. The pine needles drinks sounds amazing, I love the smell of pine!
I love matcha and green tea
I love your videos SO SO much here from Albuquerque New Mexico. If you have links I will buy many of them so please get your affiliate links because your presentation and education style deserves to be rewarded. (Even my husband is entertained and enjoys your videos)
Im surprised that u own 8 champagne glasses 😂
This is my mother's ones. I'm temporally in my parents house:)
It's time for warm tasty fusions anyway.
Does Koso have alcohol because it’s fermented?
Hi there,
Thanks for your question!
R's KOSO is made out of vegetables, fruits, mushrooms and seaweed.
The fermentation process produces some alcohol in it. However, we eliminate alcohol from the product.
Therefore, although it's not completely 0, it is very close to 0 alcohol content. Children can also consume our product as well.
We hope you find this information helpful.
If you have any questions about shipping or products, please contact us. Have a great day!
Thanks 🇯🇵🇭🇺 I will try them, but at the moment my favorite drink is green tea. This morning I ate natto for the first time. What do you think about natto?
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I love all of them. I love all the Japanese stuff ❤😊
Yum, how beverages were meant to be. [comment engagement 💜]
Just finished great vid
Matcha or green tea are my favorites but, I might have to give the others a try sometime. Thanks for the recipes and link.
Thank you. This was very revealing. Which is the best matcha that you have always recommended?
Hi Aki. I am travelling to Japan in February and I want to try amazake. This was a very good video. Thank you.
Yes! give it a try!
Nice video so far I’m not done yet but it’s really good also nice job pumping out tons of videos this month keep up the good work bey aki
Matcha is my favorite!
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@@Sin355 I’ll check that:) sorry for the inconvenience🥲
@@Sin355 It’s solved🫶 sorry about that!!
Love from Turkiye ! 🤍
Do you love playing Igo?
Amazake is sooooooooo gooooood……. ❤❤❤
Amazake---!
ありがとう💚🌱
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Matcha
@@rosemaryyanz1115 me too!!
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Gut health is the key. also Kuzu-yu brings back childhood memories
Pine needle tea!!! How have I never thought of that!?!?
Very helpful video. But I don't know how to make them except green tea and the first one. Maybe because I am in Dubai, can not get the material to make it, please help........
Thanks!🇧🇷🇯🇵
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