I love how you show every kind of food Sharla, like you don't always show/focus only on meat it's nice to know that japanese food can be turned vegan ad still look yummy af I appreciate these videos so much XD thank you for being awesome :3!
Thanks so much Sharla! I'm vegan and I spend the summer semester in Tokyo this year. I always had issues with cooking there. I was just so used to cooking with an oven and also to cooking western dishes and eating bread (I'm German, cliche, I know :D) that I had a hard time adjusting. This looks all so very yummy, can't wait to cook this when I'm back in Tokyo, hopefully sometime after I graduate next year. Oh, and I love that you are so open to vegan food! Wish a lot more people would realize that eating vegan once in a while is already beneficial (in a lot of ways) and you don't need to be a vegetarian/vegan to do this. Been watching your videos for some time now, they always helped me while I was staying in Tokyo. Best wishes from Germany!
I am not Japanese but I have found many variations of vegan miso soup (dashi) broth from vegan sites. Even many homemade vegan ramen broths will use a kombu stock as the base. For a more rich flavor, I always soak the kombu overnight with the stems of shittake since the stems are too tough to eat. You could also soak dried shittake with the kombu but I find dried mushroom to be too strong in flavor! Hope you give it a try!
Yume I will. Thanks a ton! ^-^ So far I've only been around on sites with sorta simple & basic recipes, not being the most enthusiastic person about cooking. But being vegan kinda makes you cook/bake things yourself if you want them, at least sometimes. Still I was thrilled about a vegan sushi bar opening in a nearby town.
+Crackpot Honey I reocmmend The Viet Vegan's vegan miso soup! Google her if you like. :D She has lots of vegan adaptations of Vietnamese recipes as well!
I am so happy you are making Vegan videos about japan ^_^ I really want to visit japan and maybe live there for a bit in my life but it is hard to find out exactly what is Vegan friendly and what is not. Thanks for making these awesome video's and keep it up ! :)
oh thanks a lot ^_^ we should maybe start a facebook group or something beacuse I am super there are vegans in japan, just need to get to know the people !
+Koneko Pan I recommend you this website (www.happycow.net). It's amazing because it lists every vegan/vegetarian/veg option restaurants. There are more than 40 100% vegan cafes in Tokyo. ^_^
Oh wow! It looks delicious! I love that you went with the vegan option :) It's always easier to make a recipe non-vegan/vegetarian than the other way around, I find :) Thank you for sharing!
What a unique idea for a video, I loved it so much! I am very fascinated by Japanese culture & I always love your vids but I really love the idea of doing something special with the locals!! :)
+Sharla in Japan I've started to do the German translation for this video a while ago and have wanted to continue but i keep getting the:"Not accepting submissions The video owner hasn't yet enabled subtitle and closed caption submissions for this video." message. "
Hey! I have always loved your blog and i just wanted to say i just heard of my placement architects and i will be moving to Tokyo in October, i was going to say no as i was scared but your channel and work ethic in how you have lived in Japan has inspired me! Just wanted to say thank you! : ) (also, i am Vegan and can not wait to try this!)
+Samantha Evans Aww you're gonna love it here! Don't be scared :D :D Also let me know how you find it being vegan in Japan, I want to try but I'm scared it'll be too hard and I won't be able to eat a balanced diet T_T
+Sharla in Japan You should check out Peaceful Cuisine Ryoya! He's amazing and completely plant based. I think the only thing is, he orders many of his more special vegan products online (he's mentioned it in the description box or comments on some earlier videos) so going the vegan route could end up costing a bit more if you crave variety and want to eat more western dishes. I found in Japan that it was a bit tough because yeah, there seems to be fish in many things, but if you like to cook a lot at home and you meal plan, it's do-able. :)
+Sharla in Japan, I mainly follow the diet because its a healthy lifestyle in England and helps the environment, but i might have to give it some leeway when i do go to Japan as food looks so tasty! (i do feel slightly bad knowing that ha). I also feel like it might be harder to maintain, but i will let you know how it goes and i will try to keep the brave mindset (^o^)
+Emilia Louse , its fine, I will doing my Part 1 in Architecture, i have a year out that i ned to take in industry and we can do it abroad if we wish : )
I'm a pescatarian so I'd be right at home with all the fish stuff everywhere (just have to learn how to avoid all the other meat and meat broths), however I love vegetarian and vegan dishes as well. This meal looks amazing! How fun. Thank you for sharing this with us!
This all looks awesome! I'll definitely try this recipe, and I will check that out when I get to Japan, because that sounds like an amazing experience! :D
thank you so much sharla for making videos about vegan options in japan!!! i plan to go to japan in the next year or so, and i'm vegan so i really appreciate it (also, this looks delicious)!! i love all of your videos too :^) :0) ♡♡♡♡
Did not know about the 'eating everything together' thing. I have always been like my Grandfather, I eat one thing all the way through at a time. Also didn't realize the trick with Miso and not boiling it. Thanks.
"...arrange them nicely in the pan" *dumps out bag* That made me laugh so hard, I don't know why. XD It looks so good and I want to try to make this. :) Wonderful video!
I'm originally from Nagoya, Japan. I love that kind of food. My American family always say there is no meat. I like light tasty veggie and tofu oriented food. My family esp my meat lover husband will never understand. He will eat it but he feels it's not complete without meat. I'm not a vegetarian but veggies provide most of my fav food. Thanks for posting this.
Hey sharla, first I want to say I love your videos. My question is could you make a video about how eaten probably like you've said that you should finish them together and maybe some other tips thank you ✨😳😽
This is so cool! Thank you for sharing some Japanese vegan recipes!! Iitadakimasu! The oil for the eggplant didn't look hot enough at first, I think! :o But it all looked great.. that freeze dried tofu is new to me!
That's so cool. They gave a vegan option. Is Japan becoming more vegan friendly? My wife and I are planning on going to Japan for a vacation. I know we can maintain our ethical status after watching Sustainable Vegan's videos but it would be so much easier if Japan had more vegan options. Great video.
+Vegan for Good Can't really say for certain, but I don't think Japan is changing much. Ever since Japan open trade with western countries, consumption of red meat became more common (although fish has always been a staple). Although with that said, Buddhist vegetarianism (Shojin-ryori) has been around for a long time so it's not too impossible to live/travel a vegan lifestyle. If you feel like going to a restaurant and want to feel 100% certain that your food is vegan, you might want to try out restaurants around temples that serve Shojin-ryori.
Right on bro. That's a great tip. I've got a t-shirt that explains vegan in Japanese. What I meant by more options is from what I understand, a lot of Japanese citizens don't know what veganism is but after watching her video it seems like veganism is becoming more understood in Japan. I've heard of a few vegan restaurants in Japan but maybe by the time we go in a couple years it will be a little more common which would be a really good thing. I would feel bad being a complicated customer.
Also, if you need to describe your dietary preferences, the term "vegetarian" might not be understood in Japan the same way like Westerners do. The servers are more likely to understand your dietary needs by describing that you eat a diet very similar to Buddhist/Shojin-ryori.
Usually. I'm pretty sure fish products do count as foods that should be abstained from, therefore stock would be made of something like slowly simmering kombu (a type of seaweed) and leaving it in water overnight.
This is great! I am so happy they offer vegetarian and vegan cooking classes! I think japanese monks eat mostly vegan too...or at least they used to? Does anyone know more about veganism in Japan?
Most people in Japan don't understand the word vegan, so it's likely that even though there are plenty of vegan restaurants in Japan, the people who live there aren't.
I feel compelled to comment to let you know how much I appreciate the vegan video. I'd love to see more stuff like this, hopefully there's enough interest. :)
Hey! Can you please do a video or series on HOW to move/live in Japan? Like financially and stuff? How did you go about doing it and what not. Thanks! Love your vids!
Do the Families that teach you speak English? Looked so fun definitely cooking this some time. I love watching others cooking but observing Japanese cuisine is just so amazing. Please may you make more like Learning to cook with Sharla :) !?
I ran into a problem my sister can't eat tofu what can i put into the middle. My mother like you know Paige doesn't eat tofu i bet you could guess my reaction.
Are e.g. soy protein cubes out of question too? Quorn products (vegan in some countries AFAIK, but not all, so be careful) or mushrooms (please don't use white button mushrooms - shiitake or oyster mushrooms could work as a replacement) could be a decent option if you want to replace it with a meaty vegan product.
Please do a tonkotsu ramen, and spicy miso ramen tutorial. I suck at cooking but I want to learn because my local ramen house is so good but it's expensive so I want to learn to make it at home.
Hey sharla, been loving your video's, I've been to Japan a few times now, but your video's have helped me in my travels recently. I'm interested in moving to Japan, however finding work worries me as I do not have a university degree, so I would love to hear your thoughts on working in Japan, average pay and also how you went about getting an apartment. I do speak a little Japanese, but I'm going to study hard get a cert. for it. So hopefully it helps in finding a job. Thanks, all the best :)
Thanks for sharing :) This should be the second Lifull TraveRing related video, if I didn't miss one (or forgot or mixing up things). I find the idea of Lifull TraveRing appealing, sadly not all plans seem to be bookable for a single person. Nevertheless I will consider it for my trip to Japan, although I will have to travel alone :(
Wow, those looked so delicious and easy to make. I am not vegetarian, but I would be more than satisfied with that meal; I absolutely love tofu so that would be delicious. When I come to Japan I would love to participate in that cooking class. Do they speak English?? I really would love to do that.
Awesome!!! That is going on my list of things to do in Tokyo. I was just looking through the website Lifefull Travering and there are so many great experiences to do. The couple who does the cooking one look so sweet.
I remember watching this video before, I didnt know you beforehand and I thought you were already vegan here and I got so disappointed when I learned that you were only trying vegan foods in this video. A few minutes ago, I saw your video from your other channel and learned youre already vegan. I just wanna tell you how happy I was learning that. Being vegan is fun, and I hope you enjoy it. UA-cam is so vegan-friendly- and by that I meant tons of recipe videos you can try. One more tip: Watch all the youtube videos of Gary Yourofsky and the 101 ways to go vegan + great docus like Cowspiracy, Forks Over Knives and Earthlings. :)
Everything looks amazing eventhough I am not vegan! Will definitely try to make if I am brave enough to cook them without messing up 😅 I have ine question tho, are the freeze dried tofu chewy? Because it looks that way
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I love how you show every kind of food Sharla, like you don't always show/focus only on meat it's nice to know that japanese food can be turned vegan ad still look yummy af I appreciate these videos so much XD thank you for being awesome :3!
Thanks so much Sharla! I'm vegan and I spend the summer semester in Tokyo this year. I always had issues with cooking there. I was just so used to cooking with an oven and also to cooking western dishes and eating bread (I'm German, cliche, I know :D) that I had a hard time adjusting. This looks all so very yummy, can't wait to cook this when I'm back in Tokyo, hopefully sometime after I graduate next year.
Oh, and I love that you are so open to vegan food! Wish a lot more people would realize that eating vegan once in a while is already beneficial (in a lot of ways) and you don't need to be a vegetarian/vegan to do this. Been watching your videos for some time now, they always helped me while I was staying in Tokyo. Best wishes from Germany!
Omg Sharla how could you know this is just what I wanted! Japanese recipes that are vegan!
+Crackpot Honey There are some youtubers who make vegan asian recipe videos, not all are japanese but there are some really good recipes. ^-^
I am not Japanese but I have found many variations of vegan miso soup (dashi) broth from vegan sites. Even many homemade vegan ramen broths will use a kombu stock as the base. For a more rich flavor, I always soak the kombu overnight with the stems of shittake since the stems are too tough to eat. You could also soak dried shittake with the kombu but I find dried mushroom to be too strong in flavor! Hope you give it a try!
Yume
I will. Thanks a ton! ^-^
So far I've only been around on sites with sorta simple & basic recipes, not being the most enthusiastic person about cooking. But being vegan kinda makes you cook/bake things yourself if you want them, at least sometimes. Still I was thrilled about a vegan sushi bar opening in a nearby town.
+Crackpot Honey I reocmmend The Viet Vegan's vegan miso soup! Google her if you like. :D She has lots of vegan adaptations of Vietnamese recipes as well!
+Crackpot Honey Old post I know, but I'm genuinely curious. How does a vegan sushi bar work?
日本のこと好きでいてくれてありがとうございます！これからも日本のこと愛してくださいね！ぼくは、そんなシャーラさんの動画見るのが楽しみです😋
I am so happy you are making Vegan videos about japan ^_^ I really want to visit japan and maybe live there for a bit in my life but it is hard to find out exactly what is Vegan friendly and what is not. Thanks for making these awesome video's and keep it up ! :)
Most of breads in Japan aren't even vegan :( it's best to eat whole foods and cook everything yourself.
thanks for the advice ! :)
oh thanks a lot ^_^ we should maybe start a facebook group or something beacuse I am super there are vegans in japan, just need to get to know the people !
+Koneko Pan I recommend you this website (www.happycow.net). It's amazing because it lists every vegan/vegetarian/veg option restaurants. There are more than 40 100% vegan cafes in Tokyo. ^_^
oh awesome :) thanks a lot !
Thank you so much sharla!! I keep finding japanese recipes and making them vegan. Videos like these are great, thanks again ^*^
One of the things I like about your videos is that they're never too shaky. I can watch them without getting a headache. Even your vlogs
Ahh glad to hear that! I try hard to keep them steady and cut out any wobbly parts :)
woooow, that looks soooo delicious. yummy.
love your videos jenny!
Thanks Sharla. I am a vegan and it is really nice to see, when someone makes japanese vegan dishes.
It looked really delicious.
I can't believe how well that tofu held whilst being squeezed!
This all looks delicious, I really want to try it out :D
Oh wow! It looks delicious! I love that you went with the vegan option :) It's always easier to make a recipe non-vegan/vegetarian than the other way around, I find :) Thank you for sharing!
高野豆腐のおばんざい美味しそう！
今度作ってみます！
What a unique idea for a video, I loved it so much! I am very fascinated by Japanese culture & I always love your vids but I really love the idea of doing something special with the locals!! :)
ive been wanting to learn how to cook certain japanese foods! thanks sharla for this video !♡
This was the best event on my last trip in Tokyo. Thanks for the nice video Sharla. I public this in my blog :)
as a Muslim this should come in handy when I'm in Japan , also thanks alot Sharla for the link of the cooking experience (Y)
4;33 "Adding a tomato will make the flavor a little less strong, but it's completely up to you. you don't need to add it."
You hate tomatoes.
+shrimpchocolate I hate ~raw~ tomatoes
+Sharla in Japan Oh.
+wheeler1 I'm thinking that the acidity from the tomatoes is supposed to help cut the strong flavor from the sauce.
~SUBTITLES~
Please reply to this message if you helped with subtitles for this video so I can credit you!!! :D :D
+Sharla in Japan Yes, ma'am, I did the Japanese subtitles!
+Sharla in Japan I've started to do the German translation for this video a while ago and have wanted to continue but i keep getting the:"Not accepting submissions The video owner hasn't yet enabled subtitle and closed caption submissions for this video." message.
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+Sharla in Japan I did the French subtitles but I think it could be improved :)
I would like to do dutch translations but how can I do that?
+Huong van grinsven Open the description box above and look for the heading "SUBMITTING SUBTITLES".
so good !
Hey! I have always loved your blog and i just wanted to say i just heard of my placement architects and i will be moving to Tokyo in October, i was going to say no as i was scared but your channel and work ethic in how you have lived in Japan has inspired me! Just wanted to say thank you! : ) (also, i am Vegan and can not wait to try this!)
+Samantha Evans Aww you're gonna love it here! Don't be scared :D :D Also let me know how you find it being vegan in Japan, I want to try but I'm scared it'll be too hard and I won't be able to eat a balanced diet T_T
+Sharla in Japan You should check out Peaceful Cuisine Ryoya! He's amazing and completely plant based. I think the only thing is, he orders many of his more special vegan products online (he's mentioned it in the description box or comments on some earlier videos) so going the vegan route could end up costing a bit more if you crave variety and want to eat more western dishes. I found in Japan that it was a bit tough because yeah, there seems to be fish in many things, but if you like to cook a lot at home and you meal plan, it's do-able. :)
+Sharla in Japan, I mainly follow the diet because its a healthy lifestyle in England and helps the environment, but i might have to give it some leeway when i do go to Japan as food looks so tasty! (i do feel slightly bad knowing that ha). I also feel like it might be harder to maintain, but i will let you know how it goes and i will try to keep the brave mindset (^o^)
If you dont mind me asking, what job? I would love to be able to move to Tokyo
+Emilia Louse , its fine, I will doing my Part 1 in Architecture, i have a year out that i ned to take in industry and we can do it abroad if we wish : )
I'm a pescatarian so I'd be right at home with all the fish stuff everywhere (just have to learn how to avoid all the other meat and meat broths), however I love vegetarian and vegan dishes as well. This meal looks amazing! How fun. Thank you for sharing this with us!
This all looks awesome! I'll definitely try this recipe, and I will check that out when I get to Japan, because that sounds like an amazing experience! :D
yay! Glad you did a cooking video. I would love to see more.
Thanks a lot Sharla for this!!!
thank you so much sharla for making videos about vegan options in japan!!! i plan to go to japan in the next year or so, and i'm vegan so i really appreciate it (also, this looks delicious)!! i love all of your videos too :^) :0) ♡♡♡♡
That was really neat! I knew that tofu could be used for a lot of things but I've never seen it cooked with before!
OFKEKOSJCKDJS I AM SO EXCITED IT IS VEGAN AND I LOVE JAPANESE FOOD I AM SO EXCITED THANK YOU!
+Madelope It's so good too!!!! Let me know when you try it out!! If you can't find the freeze dried tofu regular firm tofu will work too ^^
Sharla in Japan I definitely will! I will probably try the firm tofu, I usually have some in the fridge :)
That's a great initiative and seems a like a really cool experience! Wish you did this kind a videos more often
Looks like fun and pretty tasty too. Maybe I'll give it a shot.
So cool and looks delicious! I'll definitely try it!
Thank you Sharla! this video is really awesome ^^
I love Sharla's little "oishii" dance XD I swear she does it everytime she eats something she really likes :P
so comforting
OMG THAT FOOD LOOKS SO GOOD!
Did not know about the 'eating everything together' thing. I have always been like my Grandfather, I eat one thing all the way through at a time. Also didn't realize the trick with Miso and not boiling it. Thanks.
I know this is old, but I'd love more like this.
"...arrange them nicely in the pan"
*dumps out bag*
That made me laugh so hard, I don't know why. XD
It looks so good and I want to try to make this. :) Wonderful video!
"Shake the tofu carefully"
Shakes like crazy (ง •̀_•́)ง 😂
+Emanuel Flores hahahaha!
Thanks for this! I'm moving to Japan in March, and hoping to get into Japanese home cooking!
I made this meal today and it was very delicious! Plus, it was very easy to make :)
this is brilliant Sharla!
Love that you're showing vegan recipes, this looks absolutely delicious! c:
THIS LOOKS SOOOOO GOOD
I'm glad im seeing you cooking your own food in your most recent videos. It's healthier for you than eating all that preprocessed food.
Am i the only one who thinks that the tofu looks like a Mr. Clean magic eraser? lol xD no? Just me? Okay.. xDDD
I'm originally from Nagoya, Japan. I love that kind of food. My American family always say there is no meat. I like light tasty veggie and tofu oriented food. My family esp my meat lover husband will never understand. He will eat it but he feels it's not complete without meat. I'm not a vegetarian but veggies provide most of my fav food. Thanks for posting this.
Looks so good! Especially the fried tofu, I'm going to try making that asap
厚揚げそのまま焼いて、照り焼き味にしても美味しそうですよね(^^)
+nocken3870 ありがとう ^_^
Do you know a good subsitution for the sake and the soup base / sauce because I have looked and still can't find one
***** thank you it helped a lot it tasted awesome , what I meant by sauce was soup base
IT LOOKS SO YUMMY
Looks delicious and I might actually pull it off, thanks!
とっても美味しそうですね!簡単な材料でできるというのも魅力的です。トライしてみます！
ぜひぜひ！＼(^o^)／
+Sharla in Japan シャーラさん、今晩作ってみました!美味しかったです。こういうビデオをこれからも一杯アップしていただけますか？料理も楽しかったです♥
Thanks for sharing! I'm heading to Japan in April, so will definitely try this. Such a great idea too. Tabemashoooooo! :)
Hey sharla, first I want to say I love your videos. My question is could you make a video about how eaten probably like you've said that you should finish them together and maybe some other tips thank you ✨😳😽
YAS I ate the teryaki tofu in a restaurant once and was wondering about it! Now to find freeze-dried tofu..
Looks very yummie everything! Great that it is vegan! Sounds fun that home cooking programme! I want to try it too! :)
This looks so good!
im so excited to try this vegan japanese food!! do more videos like this if you can! so helpful that its vegan
Ohmygod this is all so easy to make!!
the teriyaki tofu looks so good... definitely gonna try it out 😋
This is so cool! Thank you for sharing some Japanese vegan recipes!! Iitadakimasu!
The oil for the eggplant didn't look hot enough at first, I think! :o But it all looked great.. that freeze dried tofu is new to me!
teriyaki tofu sounds delicious
Dang that all looked so delicious! O:
That's so cool. They gave a vegan option. Is Japan becoming more vegan friendly? My wife and I are planning on going to Japan for a vacation. I know we can maintain our ethical status after watching Sustainable Vegan's videos but it would be so much easier if Japan had more vegan options. Great video.
+Vegan for Good Can't really say for certain, but I don't think Japan is changing much. Ever since Japan open trade with western countries, consumption of red meat became more common (although fish has always been a staple). Although with that said, Buddhist vegetarianism (Shojin-ryori) has been around for a long time so it's not too impossible to live/travel a vegan lifestyle. If you feel like going to a restaurant and want to feel 100% certain that your food is vegan, you might want to try out restaurants around temples that serve Shojin-ryori.
Right on bro. That's a great tip. I've got a t-shirt that explains vegan in Japanese. What I meant by more options is from what I understand, a lot of Japanese citizens don't know what veganism is but after watching her video it seems like veganism is becoming more understood in Japan. I've heard of a few vegan restaurants in Japan but maybe by the time we go in a couple years it will be a little more common which would be a really good thing. I would feel bad being a complicated customer.
Also, if you need to describe your dietary preferences, the term "vegetarian" might not be understood in Japan the same way like Westerners do. The servers are more likely to understand your dietary needs by describing that you eat a diet very similar to Buddhist/Shojin-ryori.
Morikun Rinari
Right on. We really appreciate it. Is the Buddhist/Shojin-ryori made without fish stock?
Usually. I'm pretty sure fish products do count as foods that should be abstained from, therefore stock would be made of something like slowly simmering kombu (a type of seaweed) and leaving it in water overnight.
This is great! I am so happy they offer vegetarian and vegan cooking classes! I think japanese monks eat mostly vegan too...or at least they used to? Does anyone know more about veganism in Japan?
Most people in Japan don't understand the word vegan, so it's likely that even though there are plenty of vegan restaurants in Japan, the people who live there aren't.
That looks amazing!!!!
Yay, thank you so much for this vegan recipe!
I feel compelled to comment to let you know how much I appreciate the vegan video. I'd love to see more stuff like this, hopefully there's enough interest. :)
Great video! Looks so yummy💕
Hey! Can you please do a video or series on HOW to move/live in Japan? Like financially and stuff? How did you go about doing it and what not. Thanks! Love your vids!
Arigato Gozaimasu!!! SO helpful
Thank you for the vegan Japanese recipes!!! I've been vegan for 2 years!
Just when I was starting to eat my dinner, perfect! (here in Indonesia, it's quite late at night)
YESSS I love the vegan recipes! Keep Sharla :)
Ah yeah, vegan food! ^-^
I'm so in love with asian food I could eat it every day for the rest of my life.
Believe me you don't want to. You will immediately regret it.
Actually I love rice and have eaten it every day when I went to China so no I wouldn't regret it.
illuminatijews Who said that I only eat white rice? ^^
And Sorry but why am I disgusting?
Here's chef Sharla!!
Do the Families that teach you speak English? Looked so fun definitely cooking this some time. I love watching others cooking but observing Japanese cuisine is just so amazing. Please may you make more like Learning to cook with Sharla :) !?
This looks delicious! I'm vegan and have trouble finding vegan Japanese recipes, so these recipes will come in handy!
日本人として海外に日本食を発信してるのっていいね！！！嬉しくなる！
おいしそう( *´꒳`* )
That's a great idea!
The cook is so good with chopsticks!!
Im vegetarian so this video really helped! I love Japanese food, so ill be making this soon for my family! Thank you! ^.^
飯テロやあああああああああああ、よしコンビニへLet's go!!
BIG Thanks Sharla for these Vegan Recipe =)))))))))
日本人の私でも、これは美味そうだ！是非、食べたいですよ！
I give my sister a hard time for being Vegan just poke fun at her when i can.
I'm going to cook this for her to do something nice.
Aww I'm sure she'd love that :)
I ran into a problem my sister can't eat tofu what can i put into the middle.
My mother like you know Paige doesn't eat tofu i bet you could guess my reaction.
Are e.g. soy protein cubes out of question too? Quorn products (vegan in some countries AFAIK, but not all, so be careful) or mushrooms (please don't use white button mushrooms - shiitake or oyster mushrooms could work as a replacement) could be a decent option if you want to replace it with a meaty vegan product.
***** Thank you She can't eat soy doesn't sit well with her thanks again
Please do a tonkotsu ramen, and spicy miso ramen tutorial. I suck at cooking but I want to learn because my local ramen house is so good but it's expensive so I want to learn to make it at home.
Thank u ! I will definitely try them👩🏾👋🏾👍🏾
Yay! Love this! :)
Hey sharla, been loving your video's, I've been to Japan a few times now, but your video's have helped me in my travels recently. I'm interested in moving to Japan, however finding work worries me as I do not have a university degree, so I would love to hear your thoughts on working in Japan, average pay and also how you went about getting an apartment. I do speak a little Japanese, but I'm going to study hard get a cert. for it. So hopefully it helps in finding a job. Thanks, all the best :)
7:02の日本語字幕、ミスってますよ〜。
これも視聴者側が訂正したり出来るのかな？
+_CASINO BEAT ご指摘ありがとうございます。修正しました。承認されるまでお待ちください。字幕は、だれでも翻訳／修正を行なうことができます。但し、「コミュニティ」によるレビューによっては、採用されないこともあるようです。
+_CASINO BEAT 承認されました (^_^)
a vegan video! YUSSS
Ooo~ I would love to do this while I'm studying in Japan. C: Looks so yummy.
Thanks for sharing :) This should be the second Lifull TraveRing related video, if I didn't miss one (or forgot or mixing up things).
I find the idea of Lifull TraveRing appealing, sadly not all plans seem to be bookable for a single person. Nevertheless I will consider it for my trip to Japan, although I will have to travel alone :(
I love this
Wow, those looked so delicious and easy to make. I am not vegetarian, but I would be more than satisfied with that meal; I absolutely love tofu so that would be delicious. When I come to Japan I would love to participate in that cooking class. Do they speak English?? I really would love to do that.
Yes they do! Forgot to mention that!!
Awesome!!! That is going on my list of things to do in Tokyo. I was just looking through the website Lifefull Travering and there are so many great experiences to do. The couple who does the cooking one look so sweet.
I remember watching this video before, I didnt know you beforehand and I thought you were already vegan here and I got so disappointed when I learned that you were only trying vegan foods in this video. A few minutes ago, I saw your video from your other channel and learned youre already vegan. I just wanna tell you how happy I was learning that. Being vegan is fun, and I hope you enjoy it. UA-cam is so vegan-friendly- and by that I meant tons of recipe videos you can try. One more tip: Watch all the youtube videos of Gary Yourofsky and the 101 ways to go vegan + great docus like Cowspiracy, Forks Over Knives and Earthlings. :)
Omg that tofu looks so good!!!!!!!
I want to note this is also great for people with seafood allergies (like me!)
this look sO DELICIOUS
Everything looks amazing eventhough I am not vegan! Will definitely try to make if I am brave enough to cook them without messing up 😅 I have ine question tho, are the freeze dried tofu chewy? Because it looks that way
Teriyaki Tofu looks Yummy !
YES! More vegan japanese meals in japan please :)