Culinary Capital: Osaka, Japan's Kitchen 🇯🇵

Embark on a mouthwatering journey through the vibrant streets of Osaka, often referred to as 'Japan's Kitchen.' Join us as we explore the rich culinary landscape, bustling markets, and hidden food gems that make Osaka a haven for food enthusiasts. From street food stalls to iconic restaurants, discover the diverse flavors and culinary traditions that define Osaka's reputation as a true gastronomic paradise.
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[@L9_LOGHAN-GHZT_2]

Great video keep it coming

[@JustLifeTravels]

Greatly appreciate it!

[@youme1414]

Thank you, sirs

[@JustLifeTravels]

Very welcome, thank you!

[@takkmoran9770]

Another interesting stop as you guys eat your way across Japan. But my question for today is, how do you eat soup with chopsticks?

[@JustLifeTravels]

Yeah because of the cold and snow of winter a lot of nature stuff was closed down like Mount Fuji, but the food was great.
To eat soup with chopsticks takes about of practice hahaha.

[@youme1414]

I am told people are not allowed to stand and eat on Japanese streets. This is the first time I am seeing people do that on a video without being questioned. I really don't know how much that notion is enforced but I have seen a lot of people talk about it on UA-cam.

[@JustLifeTravels]

I think that is very likely true, but Japan is very homogeneous and not very multi cultural. So they have very low expectations of foreigners they assume we are all a bit dumb so for clearly non Japanese people they are more forgiving. But I can say for sure they never walk and eat on the streets.

[@ptime1577]

What will be next after Japan? Maybe back to India?

[@JustLifeTravels]

I think Brazil!

[@timhagerty8702]

You are gunna get parasites over there

[@JustLifeTravels]

Thankfully we didn’t