This guys is just one of a kind, imagine going home tired and he still has the energy to eat something like that in addition he never once complained about the food he even praised it.
The best portion of this video wasn’t translated into English. At the end the husband said, “The only thing I could do is to go to work and not be able to help my wife around the house. I appreciate what she does everyday for us and this is at least I could go to show my appreciation!” What a man🥰
Subtitles for the end Husband - "Because my wife is strong, I don't want to upset her and get in trouble" Wife - "Thank you, I feel relieved that he thinks that way" Husband - "She watches the children, and she tries hard everyday while all I can do is work for the family. She takes care of mostly everything in the house, so who am I to tell her food is bad...I am thankful everyday for her" Wife - "Thanks for eating it for me *kiss*" Translating this brought tears to my eyes..
Not really, no one isn't obligated to eat bad food just because wife made it. Seems like bad communication to me, he should have simply told her he didn't like it.
It's more about a cultural behaviour, the guy is OBLIGATED to say it's delicious. The japanese appreciate more the fact that he is trying so hard not to say something that would upset the other person even if the other person already knew it's terrible.
Nimfex he says that his wife has a strong personality so he didn't want to make her mad and get scolded at later. And then he says "he only knows to work, and does nothing at home, his wife puts her heart into housework for him and the kids, so he is always just grateful, and a miserable meal is such tiny thing and he shouldn't be bothered by it".
7:40 ～ The man "she's a strong woman, I was afraid of she gets upset" The wife "I'm happy about his feeling, he ate this food while saying delicious" The man "she's taking care of our children, I know that she's working very hard everyday. Only I can do is working, and she's doing all of our house work, so it's okay to endure this kind of stuffs. I'm always thankful for her, everyday." The wife "Thanks for eating!" omg what a beautiful couple.. We can learn somehow whatever you do, respect each other from your heart as a couple. Maybe he's the best man in the world
Quite frankly you cannot say if it's a good marriage or not from this. It is an example of an idealized relationship and people hanging in there, but that's all. Thing is that with marriages, honesty is crucial. People cannot change or improve themselves if no one says anything and if there's a big issue like food being literally inedible then it will become huge stress for the guy and in relationships both sides need to work hard to improve each other without pulling each other down. I cannot imagine the guy eating the food every day as it might end with food poisoning or at least an accumulation of stress. It is sweet to look at, but it's not an healthy relationship, as relationships shouldn't just be about taking from one side (Money, time, etc), or one side constantly sacrificing himself, as the relationship will break in time. Thankfully it seems like it was just a 1 time thing and it's just a guy making a sacrifice while keeping his wife in mind, which I do admit is sweet. Being honest, upfront and being willing to help her improve would've been far better (Apologizing to her and being honest would've been far better for everyone, their children included). At least if the guy is honest then the woman will be able to trust him far easier as well throughout the relationship/marriage. Hell you could make it into an activity where you work together in cooking food, helping her in areas where she's weak (In seasoning for example). Note: Currently I am in a serious relationship with a Japanese woman and just sharing the way how I see things. I feel like focusing way too much on the self-sacrifice isn't exactly great there, although most certainly that guy is crazy strong as most westerners would most likely find a way to throw the food out while the wife is away (Also not something I would support as it's deception).
At the expense of the husband. This is feminist dictatorship hellhole, husband came back after work and can't even complain about wife's horrible cooking skill, just to get a "nice husband" trophy? is this why Japan has one of the highest suicide rate in the world?
I don't think this case here has much to do with feminism. I think it's just common courtesy in Asia to not say anything bad about a girl's cooking in general, at least that's how it seems within the chinese and korean community as far as i know. And i think the husband just doesn't want to hurt his wife's feelings. However, if a husband really comes back after a hard day of work and cannot complain about anything for no good reason but because his wife dictates him, then that would be a hell hole for sure :(. I think the high suicide rate is a result of the high pressure environment there. Working overtime is almost an always and pay is generally small , the society has a lot of social rules and regulations as well. i think that's why the suicide rate is high :(
Observer I don't mean to be /that/ person, but you have it wrong. in fact it's quite the opposite. Women in the workplace in Japan are hardly taken seriously, and there is very high pressure to maintain a feminine, "cute" and passive role. Do a bit of research before you depict a culture based on one video. This man just doesn't want to hurt his wife's feelings.
Observer lol you're copy-paste this comment in almost every comment that you didn't even see that this comment didn't say anything about "nice husband" trophy. Anyway why are you so salty about feminists? There's not even any here, oh and 'dictator'?? You're too overreacting oml 😂
Observer Japan is ranked 26th in suicide rates. Sure it's high, but one of the highest? Nah... It's not that he can't complain, but there's a time and place for everything. The husband could always find some time later, and say it in a more gentle way. Perhaps something like "You know, today's food wasn't the best." Just try to put yourself in the shoes of the wife. For the wife to handle the housework, take care of the kids and the house, and after all that prepare food for the husband only to hear "This shit sucks", how would she feel about all the effort she's put in the whole marriage? You think it's any easier to handle housework and kids than to work a full-time job? Think again. How about this, imagine you getting off work, getting home and your spouse just starts complaining that you aren't earning enough money. How would you feel? Please don't get married with that way of thinking. You're just going to cause misery for your spouse. And stop bringing feminism into everything. It barely exists in Japan and lets keep it that way because there's too many feminazis out there in the western world.
No! He cried because the food is too bad that he can't "took it anymore but at the same time thinking that he has to still eat it because his wife cook it! Then knowing that it's a prank the more he's thankful!
imo, more of tears of relief, he was under heavy pressure/stress having to lie saying it's delicious when it's -1000% the opposite. keep in mind he has 0 clue on what he's eating, looked like beef stew but the taste was totally different in a bad way. when he was released from heavy pressure/stress + scared of the unknown ingredients that's why he cried.
I can relate. My wife never really cooked after we got married. First few months were horrible but I kept telling her it was good when she asked. Over time she became a better cook because it encouraged her. Now, just a few small critic when needed and necessary. She'll be a better cook than I am someday.
Right? Poor guy, felt sorry for him because it looked like it was really hard for him to eat, but he kept a brave face so he doesn't hurt his wifes feelings. ^_^ I loved when he was like "are you sure the kids ate this" and she was like "yeah they loved it why are you asking?" hahahaha
It doesn’t matter how many times i watch this video, i bust up hysterically, she really played the part fantastic all the reactions and side long looks, i felt bad for him but couldn’t help laughing… too funny 😂
Husband is innocent and sincere... He is afraid to hurt the feeling of his wife... so, he eat it like a delicious food... i think Husband is a very hard working person and has pure heart.... salute to the Husband....!! 👍👍
SuperSaiyaman3 I wished she didn't said that she gave it to the kids and that they liked it, I wonder what he would then say. His mentality changed from 'if they could eat this, so can I'
Wow, they already have 5 kids and the wife looks pregnant. Very unusual in their country, Japan should be proud of them and provide some assistance because they are saving Japan's future
Kinkou Kinkou If that's how you think, I worry for Japan's future. Japan will not have enough Men to defend the country if war breaks out. You said "Japan is small"? It is huge as an island compared to mine, Singapore. Lol
Kinkou Kinkou was it not a known thing that the Japanese race is dying out? the birth rate in japan has been declining and it is well known among even the japanese.
Kinkou Kinkou I also believe the world is overpopulated however that's more of a concern in China and probably the US as well, in terms of the overly high populated areas
From a nature-conservation perspective, yeah the world population is increasing annually and it's better we have less people to consume our limited resource. But as for Japan, it is calculated by experts to be decreasing and is having a noticeable percent of elders which will eventually die out and will leave with less people which is not good for Japan since they will no longer be able to support their country economically.
I find it funny that he was happier about not having to eat the rest rather than finding it funny it was a prank. With him literally crying from joy you'd think he had just won the lottery haha. He didn't want to make his wife sad it so nice. Also, the look of agony and fear, when he is alone with the dish, had me rolling!
Jerrold Ong I guess it's cultural differences. in Japanese society it's common to accept and endure rather than ask someone to change. the husband's act is considered polite, respect and kind in Japan
but theres a problem with that logic if you cook something horrible and lets say your husband says its amazing you will keep making the horrible thing and he will hate you deep down
That's true, but MAYBE this guy would make subtle hints to his wife for her not to cook it again. Example: the beef is too expensive... It's not as effective as blatantly saying it sux, but it is much much more... well... it doesn't lead to slaps XD
really depends tho. maybe if something similar to stolkholm syndrome happens, he might start liking the food if the others really did like it while he gives up on himself and gets broken deep inside because he loves his family more. Although if you're saying he will hate his wife just cause of a horrible dish, something is definitely wrong with their relationship if they can't make it up after.
If I were this guy I would just say ''your food is usually good but today it isn't ' or something like that. What is love if not also tell the truth to the beloved person?
No subtitles for the last bit. Went something like: 7:43-7:49 Husband: My wife has a strong personality. I didn’t want to get on her bad side and have her angry at me. 7:51-7:54 Wife: I was happy. He said, “it was good” and ate it. 7:56-8:12 Husband: She looks after the kids. She does her best everyday. All I can do is my work, but she does all the chores. Something like this (eating the awful food) is the least I can do. Everyday I appreciate all that she does for us. 8:15 Wife: Thank you for eating it.
Fernan Gomez 140 million with majority old people not young population in another 50 years japan will have population decrease and not enough man power to keep their economy going that where they have problem
@@zandovic That may be the dictionary definition. In the U.S., at least, when we say we cooked something from scratch, that means we made it w/o relying on pre-cooked or store-prepared components (like canned vegetables). It may divert from the dictionary definition, but that’s what Americans mean when we say making a dish from scratch. I am pretty sure not even one person in the U.S. would even expect you to have harvested vegetables, raised and butchered a cow, etc. when you say you cooked beef stew from scratch!!!
This literally make me sad.. i always complain my wife cook if it doesn't taste so good.. i should learn to appreciate my wife better.. she has spend a hard time to make a good dish for my family..
every men is awesome,he always come from office n howerver he got horrible food his reaction is lovely :-1) first he ask ,his childrens have ate or not ( he shows his love about childrens first) 2) he ate 50% food even in horrible conditions .(he showed his love about wife). respecte every husband .he lives for his family more than his own .
Young Tang i have been cooking dishes and I'm 100% sure I have at least made 80% of those dish horrible. Oh, I'm a Muslim too. I'm still alive, kicking and hitting dem pans and plates. So, better to close yr effin mouth since it's already so narrow
Same. When my mom cooks for us, I always eat up and thank her after the meal, even if I don't like the taste very much. Cooking is a just a boring and sometimes difficult task. My dad always just speaks his mind - without ever considering the feelings of others. I hope more people see this guy as a role model
This is feminist dictatorship hellhole, husband came back after work and can't even complain about wife's horrible cooking skill, just to get a silly "nice husband" trophy? is this why Japan has one of the highest suicide rate in the world?
Observer In my country - asia A womans dish, no matter how terrible her cooking is.. Its quite a taboo for us men to say its bad. Obviously her wife know hes lying thats why she agree for this vid.
Observer Feminists? This kind of behaviour alone helps asian people to not adopt the feminism philosophy, the reason why a lot of Asian females are very submissive to their husbands because their husbands submits to them too.
Observer ooor it’s a real man who loves his wife and can’t bear telling her the truth about her food? No need to bring in all sorts of conspiracies into this...
On the one hand, she knows he will always be supportive of her efforts. On the other, now she will question whether any food she's ever made in the past was in fact good or not!
I love the way he treat his wife a respect and didn't want hurt his wife! I love his personally! I can't find a great man like him.. Hard to find.. By the way, I watch and really made me real laugh real hard because of his expressions, really funny!
@@deivisony My last relationship was ruined because I was too honest, I thought honesty was the way to go. I loved her so much but what she needed was lies to cope with her emotions
He's able to tell sweet lies to his wife for like 10 minutes straight but cracks and tells the truth right away to a random stranger knocking on his door lmao- 7:10.
Archnid 001 there is a difference between honest people and abusive people who beat up their wife. I love Japanese culture and how polite they are, but being blunt isn’t always bad. Some people prefer truth over sweet lies. Those people are just less sensitive.
Magic probably because he could tell right away , like seriously who in the world would come knocking at your door , from a popular TV station, jump str8 into askin how ur dinner tasted like ?? Pretty obvious isnt it
You know this man was raised the right way never make a face at food. I do the same when I got marry I would cook my wife didn't know all she knew what to make was eggs, well that suck cuz I'm allergic, first time I met my in laws they were having spinach omelette...my mother in law asked me if I wanted some not trying to look like an ass I said sure. I was sick for the next week worth it tho she loves me cuz of that.
I`m the same. When I visited my parents in Canada, my father had these beautiful, beautiful, BEAUTIFUL steaks (I live in Japan, no steaks like that here) but he over cooked it waaaaaaay too much. Tough, hard meat. Not beautiful anymore. And I`m thinking "fuck...this sucks!!" But I didn`t say anything. I will not complain when someone is feeding me...giving me food for free. That would be horrible!!
My dad wont give a comment to my mom until he finishes the food if the food isnt that good but there were times when my mom went like "honey. Just be honest. The kids said it isnt taste that good and I know I screwed it up" then my dad would be like "oh yes! If you were to put less---" 😂😂😂 But in the end of the day my dad would still eat the food his family cook. Like when I cooked a fried rice for the first time and it was so so bad, the rice was mushy and tasteless, my dad even ate 2 plates of it. "My lovely daughter cooked this so I would eat it no matter what. Just... please get mom's assisstance next time" 😂
Man this dude loves his wife, and their 6 kids prove that alone. Dude was nervous to tell his wife that the food tasted like shit. He REALLY didnt wanted to make her sad. What a fucking legend.
Absolutely not. He tried to be nice but he wasn't trying to lie. He thought that his wife had turned bitter and no longer loved him so he was sad. That's why he was crying to find out that it was not the case. The way a woman cooks is the most passive way to communicate love or hate for who she cooks for and women have done this for all time, either showing love or hate through the way they cook. So it was much more than just the prank to him.
Good family, these kids will grow up happily and will hopefully have good lives. Great wife with a great husband. Both love each other so much. Some say the husband is not being honest but sometimes you just don't want to upset your partner here. He rather suffer something he considers a minor thing rather than to hurt his wife. For Japanese culture I think the wife can be really hurt if the husband doesn't like the food she cooks and can feel really down/stressed and unworthy. In the west and in many other families this may not be the case but in Asian and Japanese families if the wife is the housewife she will feel like she failed terribly as a wife who can't even cook something satisfactory for her partner who is working so hard to provide for the family. The husband most likely knows/sees this and as a result decides to keep it to himself to not upset or make her feel this way. Truly a nice guy and both are just as lucky as each other to find their true love of their life. their friends and family must be so happy for them especially the in laws knowing they have a good son in law. Lets not forget the husband also thought everyone else liked it and he was the only exception. Not to mention he thought his wife put a lot of effort and 2 hours of hard work into it. as a result he knows if he said it tasted bad he would hurt her feelings very much.
Awww he's one dedicated and sweet husband ;) though maybe next time just tell her that it's not good, I would like my husband to say something if the food taste like crap, this way I can improve on my cooking skills lol :)
Hope, I've been trying to say something for years... That's why I made this UA-cam account and replied here, maybe you'll notice. Please can we order take out from now on?
i remember one time my mom cooked a food that i wasn’t interested in and my father thought the same, i had to watch him struggle eating but he kept a smile in his face and praised my mom for her hard work. my mom is pretty skilled in cooking, just that one time i really didn’t liked the food but my dad was still thankful.
BIG UPMOST RESPECT for the husband and to his parents for bringing up this kind of a gentleman that would not try to break his wife's heart. Teaching me to be thankful of every little things done or given by my partner.
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This guys is just one of a kind, imagine going home tired and he still has the energy to eat something like that in addition he never once complained about the food he even praised it.
@Memcha Laishram you mean "divorced their wifes"... Because of the food
They haven't been married to food, right?
@@bta7658 emphasis on the word "wives" because there's a lot of them
That's not the worst food he ate
@@deivisony And what gave you that idea, buddy?
this shit's fake you idiot, nobody talks out loud like that especially if they know their wife is near them potentially hearing it.
The best portion of this video wasn’t translated into English. At the end the husband said, “The only thing I could do is to go to work and not be able to help my wife around the house. I appreciate what she does everyday for us and this is at least I could go to show my appreciation!” What a man🥰
Thank you, wish that could have been translated in the video as it's equally important.
thanks for your translation. it warms my heart.
6 kids, he's right.
I'm glad I could understand it without the subtitles. I wasn't even aware that there were subtitles to this.
Thank you for this, I was curious about what was being said at the end and it was very heartfelt and kind, good man. Thanks!
Subtitles for the end
Husband - "Because my wife is strong, I don't want to upset her and get in trouble"
Wife - "Thank you, I feel relieved that he thinks that way"
Husband - "She watches the children, and she tries hard everyday while all I can do is work for the family. She takes care of mostly everything in the house, so who am I to tell her food is bad...I am thankful everyday for her"
Wife - "Thanks for eating it for me *kiss*"
Translating this brought tears to my eyes..
dewdewdewdewdful Thank you!!!
dewdewdewdewdful THANK YOU 😭❤
dewdewdewdewdful Omg thanks alot bruh for translating . i was mad bcs the subtitle were gone 😭
aww.. XD
thanks
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That's so amazing!
It's rare that you find a husband / man that understands how hard it is being a mother!
To have a proper relationship, both sides need to try their best to compromise, seeing this is really heartwarming
Just Some Guy without a Mustache tf hey !
Well said you deserve a sub
Not really, no one isn't obligated to eat bad food just because wife made it. Seems like bad communication to me, he should have simply told her he didn't like it.
Screw that! What they did to him was so wrong!
It's more about a cultural behaviour, the guy is OBLIGATED to say it's delicious.
The japanese appreciate more the fact that he is trying so hard not to say something that would upset the other person even if the other person already knew it's terrible.
As a married man it was a valuable lesson for me.
Good
@Tomie But if she will continue to make such meals, they will be divorced.
@@motohirosato7370 more like he would die for her in a sense
Well.. this should be a good lesson for those who hasn't and want to marry too
@Clawbytes r/edgy
We need more men like this in the world. This woman is so lucky. His words at the end of the video were very heartfelt. ♡
pin head フード I really thought so, but the translation stops after 7:40. Could you please tell what they said in the end???
Yeah. Tell me also
Nimfex he says that his wife has a strong personality so he didn't want to make her mad and get scolded at later. And then he says "he only knows to work, and does nothing at home, his wife puts her heart into housework for him and the kids, so he is always just grateful, and a miserable meal is such tiny thing and he shouldn't be bothered by it".
pin head フード are you nuts? Just because you cant cook shit, you want your husband to lie to you? Give me a break here.
Starlight in my Universe thanks starlight
7:40 ～
The man "she's a strong woman, I was afraid of she gets upset"
The wife "I'm happy about his feeling, he ate this food while saying delicious"
The man "she's taking care of our children, I know that she's working very hard everyday. Only I can do is working, and she's doing all of our house work, so it's okay to endure this kind of stuffs. I'm always thankful for her, everyday."
The wife "Thanks for eating!"
omg what a beautiful couple..
We can learn somehow whatever you do, respect each other from your heart as a couple.
Maybe he's the best man in the world
not agree on last part its both are the best man and women in the world. trusting and both side think about how others feel...
Quite frankly you cannot say if it's a good marriage or not from this. It is an example of an idealized relationship and people hanging in there, but that's all.
Thing is that with marriages, honesty is crucial. People cannot change or improve themselves if no one says anything and if there's a big issue like food being literally inedible then it will become huge stress for the guy and in relationships both sides need to work hard to improve each other without pulling each other down. I cannot imagine the guy eating the food every day as it might end with food poisoning or at least an accumulation of stress. It is sweet to look at, but it's not an healthy relationship, as relationships shouldn't just be about taking from one side (Money, time, etc), or one side constantly sacrificing himself, as the relationship will break in time. Thankfully it seems like it was just a 1 time thing and it's just a guy making a sacrifice while keeping his wife in mind, which I do admit is sweet.
Being honest, upfront and being willing to help her improve would've been far better (Apologizing to her and being honest would've been far better for everyone, their children included). At least if the guy is honest then the woman will be able to trust him far easier as well throughout the relationship/marriage. Hell you could make it into an activity where you work together in cooking food, helping her in areas where she's weak (In seasoning for example).
Note: Currently I am in a serious relationship with a Japanese woman and just sharing the way how I see things. I feel like focusing way too much on the self-sacrifice isn't exactly great there, although most certainly that guy is crazy strong as most westerners would most likely find a way to throw the food out while the wife is away (Also not something I would support as it's deception).
Thank you for translation.
When you don't have feminism like in the west, men and women play their roles, good genes and social behavior gets passed on.
The entire thing looks scripted though, he's talking to himself in great detail while the wife is out of the room.
"did kids eat this already?"
"did kids really eat this and went back to school?"
the first thing he worries about is his kids. nice! 😂
He was also perplexed haha. Like "They ate *this*?? They survived whatever this is??"
He asked like 4 times lol.
When the wife said that the kids liked it he was probably thinking "what the fuck is wrong with my kids??"
Or "This kids really love his mom" X-D
pomoapple that's funny indeed....I was in tears laughing at this. Mostly when his wife is coming back from putting the laundry outside😂
HAHAHAHA!!!!!!
This woman is very lucky to have a husband like him
She bore him 6 kids and takes care of them every day, trust me he is the lucky one
They both lucky to be born and live as couple
I bet they'd be happier with more honesty.
@@elevate32767 six kids? That woman gave birth to six children at her age, get some common sense you liar.
Toh Kok Hau there’s a shot of the whole family, it’s literally at the beginning of the video
This just warms my heart. You can tell from the background that their financial condition isn’t too good, but they are so sweet together
At the expense of the husband. This is feminist dictatorship hellhole, husband came back after work and can't even complain about wife's horrible cooking skill, just to get a "nice husband" trophy? is this why Japan has one of the highest suicide rate in the world?
I don't think this case here has much to do with feminism. I think it's just common courtesy in Asia to not say anything bad about a girl's cooking in general, at least that's how it seems within the chinese and korean community as far as i know. And i think the husband just doesn't want to hurt his wife's feelings. However, if a husband really comes back after a hard day of work and cannot complain about anything for no good reason but because his wife dictates him, then that would be a hell hole for sure :(.
I think the high suicide rate is a result of the high pressure environment there. Working overtime is almost an always and pay is generally small , the society has a lot of social rules and regulations as well. i think that's why the suicide rate is high :(
Observer I don't mean to be /that/ person, but you have it wrong. in fact it's quite the opposite. Women in the workplace in Japan are hardly taken seriously, and there is very high pressure to maintain a feminine, "cute" and passive role. Do a bit of research before you depict a culture based on one video. This man just doesn't want to hurt his wife's feelings.
Observer lol you're copy-paste this comment in almost every comment that you didn't even see that this comment didn't say anything about "nice husband" trophy.
Anyway why are you so salty about feminists? There's not even any here, oh and 'dictator'?? You're too overreacting oml 😂
Observer Japan is ranked 26th in suicide rates. Sure it's high, but one of the highest? Nah...
It's not that he can't complain, but there's a time and place for everything. The husband could always find some time later, and say it in a more gentle way. Perhaps something like "You know, today's food wasn't the best." Just try to put yourself in the shoes of the wife.
For the wife to handle the housework, take care of the kids and the house, and after all that prepare food for the husband only to hear "This shit sucks", how would she feel about all the effort she's put in the whole marriage? You think it's any easier to handle housework and kids than to work a full-time job? Think again. How about this, imagine you getting off work, getting home and your spouse just starts complaining that you aren't earning enough money. How would you feel?
Please don't get married with that way of thinking. You're just going to cause misery for your spouse.
And stop bringing feminism into everything. It barely exists in Japan and lets keep it that way because there's too many feminazis out there in the western world.
この人嘘は嘘ってわかりやすいし、
誠実で優しくていい人やね
すごく紳士ですよね
相手への気遣いがちゃんとしてる
he must've been relieved that his wife is not actually trying to kill him. that's why he cried lol.
lmao
No! He cried because the food is too bad that he can't "took it anymore but at the same time thinking that he has to still eat it because his wife cook it! Then knowing that it's a prank the more he's thankful!
sweetheart Sakura don't take things literally. It's just a joke. Just another way of seeing it.
@@mi_sally4852 Japanese have no sense of humor.
imo, more of tears of relief, he was under heavy pressure/stress having to lie saying it's delicious when it's -1000% the opposite. keep in mind he has 0 clue on what he's eating, looked like beef stew but the taste was totally different in a bad way.
when he was released from heavy pressure/stress + scared of the unknown ingredients that's why he cried.
He is so sweet. He didn't have the heart to tell her. Poor guy would willingly suffer to spare her feelings. What a nice man!!
He really love his wife. He even praising even tho its taste horrible. Such a good husband
No. It's stupid. He should say what he means. Not lie just to make her happy. Honesty is better than lying.
I can relate. My wife never really cooked after we got married. First few months were horrible but I kept telling her it was good when she asked. Over time she became a better cook because it encouraged her. Now, just a few small critic when needed and necessary. She'll be a better cook than I am someday.
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such a sweet husband :)
True. I got confused feelings. He was both respectful and it is funny.
Right? Poor guy, felt sorry for him because it looked like it was really hard for him to eat, but he kept a brave face so he doesn't hurt his wifes feelings. ^_^ I loved when he was like "are you sure the kids ate this" and she was like "yeah they loved it why are you asking?" hahahaha
Bunny1412 or tatemae at play....jk haha nice husbando
marry me
hahaha probably not, because he lied to her
a good man
boing bryan same like you....
Fatin Fatihah thanks sweetie, I believe you gonna be a good wife in future...
boing Bryan 😊
ei na yashii..
wonderful husband.
I had never seen a husband so kind to his wife, and appreciative of her cooking . That's an amazing attitude.
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@@culpanda2659 Oh how mature of you.
That is Japan for you
Actually, thats the asian people's way from Maldives to China
恐妻家の日常生活を見せられただけです。勿論愛妻家でもあるのでしょうが。
It doesn’t matter how many times i watch this video, i bust up hysterically, she really played the part fantastic all the reactions and side long looks, i felt bad for him but couldn’t help laughing… too funny 😂
He’s such a good man, Even if it was horrible the fact that he thought his wife cooked this for 2 hours he still tried. Respect
My dad used to shout at us when we criticized my mom's cooking, once she the rice was burnt, he ate it like it was normal
Hey me too 😂, and my dad criticized me back because of it
But burned rice is kinda good actually...
btw...that mean ur dad love ur mom...
@@arius3907 but not for me....
Then your dad was a good husband!
he really love his wife ❤❤❤
Aghnia Fauziah poor guyni remember i could not cook and i was hungry and i eated little bit of men meat couse he was stabbed
Alksandra Pawluczuk what?? You ate human meat?? Cannibal?
Pretty sure s/he talking about the man's penis.
Aghnia Fauziah Or he's really scared of her!!! Lol
Aghnia Fauziah iya bener
His parent obviously has raised him well. Really really well.
Husband is innocent and sincere... He is afraid to hurt the feeling of his wife... so, he eat it like a delicious food... i think Husband is a very hard working person and has pure heart.... salute to the Husband....!! 👍👍
This guy is real gentlemen she is really lucky with him. Also his parents should be proud of him
@Ann Nifödova lol
@Ann Nifödova BRUH WTF HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Ann Nifödova he round house kicked that how
A bit sexist, don't you think? Imagine if someone said, "that's a real lady."
Pommy and that is a real woman
its so funny how he talks to himself lolol
Sofia Leanne just like in Anime 😂😁😊
hhh i do the same thing
haha you can only talk to yourself after all if your alone I think it's natural.
Japanese alwys does that bro
Sofia Leanne it's an Asian thing.
we do it a lot
At the end : “Since my wife is alone in the house doing all the stuff, I’m always thankful all of what she did to us.”
3:05 "my kids endured this too? Can't blow their cover..."
SuperSaiyaman3 I wished she didn't said that she gave it to the kids and that they liked it, I wonder what he would then say. His mentality changed from 'if they could eat this, so can I'
“Can you describe which part is the most tasty?”
“......what?”
😂😂😂
The rice and beer
"All of it"
"It goes well with the beer"
😅😅😅
"WHAT PART OF THIS ABOMINATION IS THE BEEF AND WHAT PART THE STEW?"
何て優しい旦那さんなんでしょう！正直、驚きました。それに比べて私は…やはり思いやりの心はとても大切ですね。私にとって何か考えさせられる物がありました^ ^ 素敵です♪
When I grow up, I want to be a good husband like him!
Ah...almost forgot, I'm already 32 y.o. Damn.
Ohayo Guy you just made my day with this amazing comment of yours 🤣🤣🤣 good day to you sir
It's never too late to becoma a good person!
Ohayo Guy wtf man were the same age, but at least im not virgin anymore, thanks to our dog and pornhub
Ohayo Guy o shit sad life bruh
+ Ohayo Guy ..... Don't worry.... you still grow up :D
What an awesome husband lol
Anna Rose Yes, lied at his wife.
I wish I was half the man this guy is
@@corpsefoot758 nah nah, why to endure all that sh!t 😂
Wow, they already have 5 kids and the wife looks pregnant. Very unusual in their country, Japan should be proud of them and provide some assistance because they are saving Japan's future
Kinkou Kinkou
If that's how you think, I worry for Japan's future. Japan will not have enough Men to defend the country if war breaks out. You said "Japan is small"? It is huge as an island compared to mine, Singapore. Lol
Kinkou Kinkou was it not a known thing that the Japanese race is dying out? the birth rate in japan has been declining and it is well known among even the japanese.
Kinkou Kinkou I also believe the world is overpopulated however that's more of a concern in China and probably the US as well, in terms of the overly high populated areas
From a nature-conservation perspective, yeah the world population is increasing annually and it's better we have less people to consume our limited resource. But as for Japan, it is calculated by experts to be decreasing and is having a noticeable percent of elders which will eventually die out and will leave with less people which is not good for Japan since they will no longer be able to support their country economically.
wanderer1125
I'm Japanese and you're right.
And they're really nice parents, so I'm sure their kids will be nice.
Our future is gonna be ok 😎
いい人かと思ったけど恐怖政治の下に置かれてるだけだったww
いやいい人なんだろうけど
This actually brings tears to my eyes... I'm gonna cook something good for him tonight.
Aria E. why not cook something bad like this
Aria E. awww
@Jude Ban -cuz she always does :D~ haha
Aria E. sex
shinjo kun? no
She's a lucky wife😄😄 I'm jelly
I'm creamy 😁
and I'm salty, I guess three of us can make that meal..))))
ironrazma25 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
千葉パフ I'm like him. Marry me 😁
I’m crispy
He can't stop drinking beer lol
Tata Owen23 that's the only good thing on the table hahaha
I find it funny that he was happier about not having to eat the rest rather than finding it funny it was a prank. With him literally crying from joy you'd think he had just won the lottery haha. He didn't want to make his wife sad it so nice. Also, the look of agony and fear, when he is alone with the dish, had me rolling!
Aww... THAT'S love XD willing to suffer immense pain and indigestion to keep wife happy XD
Jerrold Ong I guess it's cultural differences. in Japanese society it's common to accept and endure rather than ask someone to change. the husband's act is considered polite, respect and kind in Japan
I'd rather have someone be honest, genuine and real than lie, pretend, and be fake for the sake of politeness.
Everything you said seems to perfectly describe who you are based on what you just wrote
"I know you are, but what am I?" stopped being a compelling argument after I graduated first grade. Good try though.
No wonder you haven't matured much. You can't see your own hypocrisy.
"that was not food..." **crying** LOOOOOOL 😂😂😂😂 what an amazing guy seriously!!
MMaya visit Japan.. 🇯🇵 they are very kind, even my professor left his wallet, the Japanese peoples will not steal.. 👍🏻
こんな人いるんですね、素敵な人！！！
my husband will just blantly say my cooking is not delicious when it is not delicious. this guy is a good husband
but theres a problem with that logic if you cook something horrible and lets say your husband says its amazing you will keep making the horrible thing and he will hate you deep down
That's true, but MAYBE this guy would make subtle hints to his wife for her not to cook it again. Example: the beef is too expensive...
It's not as effective as blatantly saying it sux, but it is much much more... well... it doesn't lead to slaps XD
really depends tho. maybe if something similar to stolkholm syndrome happens, he might start liking the food if the others really did like it while he gives up on himself and gets broken deep inside because he loves his family more.
Although if you're saying he will hate his wife just cause of a horrible dish, something is definitely wrong with their relationship if they can't make it up after.
If I were this guy I would just say ''your food is usually good but today it isn't ' or something like that. What is love if not also tell the truth to the beloved person?
I'm the same as your husband but I do it so she can improve her cooking. I'm still careful with my words ofcourse.
No subtitles for the last bit. Went something like:
7:43-7:49
Husband: My wife has a strong personality. I didn’t want to get on her bad side and have her angry at me.
7:51-7:54
Wife: I was happy. He said, “it was good” and ate it.
7:56-8:12
Husband: She looks after the kids. She does her best everyday. All I can do is my work, but she does all the chores. Something like this (eating the awful food) is the least I can do. Everyday I appreciate all that she does for us.
8:15 Wife: Thank you for eating it.
Jin THANK YOU for this my Japanese is at a 1st grade level, lol I was on google translate trying to get this last part.
༼つ◕_◕༽つ ⬆️
Thank you..
@@annisa4548 you are Japanese ain't ya?
Oh that make me emotional.
She have to take care of 6 children and daily housework that's why her husband said she is a strong women .
Now, We know why They got so many kids.. :)
NavaIMTutorial He is just filling the vacuum.
Well that’s a good thing for Japan
Lolicious Fakurama wtf
Fernan Gomez 140 million with majority old people not young population in another 50 years japan will have population decrease and not enough man power to keep their economy going that where they have problem
NavaIMTutorial That's good sign for Japan
"If a girl made something from scratch for you, you MUST finished it"
The gentlemen code rites 10
"From scratch" would mean she planted and harvested the rice and the vegetables herself, raised the animals and slaughtered them herself lol
@Spammu Doggo "from the very beginning, especially without making use of or relying on any previous work for assistance."
Idk about that 😐 He looked like he was getting tortured. And she was even talking about making more of it in the future.
@@zandovic That may be the dictionary definition. In the U.S., at least, when we say we cooked something from scratch, that means we made it w/o relying on pre-cooked or store-prepared components (like canned vegetables). It may divert from the dictionary definition, but that’s what Americans mean when we say making a dish from scratch. I am pretty sure not even one person in the U.S. would even expect you to have harvested vegetables, raised and butchered a cow, etc. when you say you cooked beef stew from scratch!!!
Not for me
He must love his wife soooo much! ^-^ Such a cute husband.
InvicNoc the
Its 18/08/2024 and i got this in recommendation 😂
This literally make me sad.. i always complain my wife cook if it doesn't taste so good.. i should learn to appreciate my wife better.. she has spend a hard time to make a good dish for my family..
@@jamiebarr3118 yes, its japan. Also it doesnt even matter if its real or fake
it's seriously a problem I you're being rude to someone who cooks for you.
@@jamiebarr3118 stfu he doesn't need your opinion
@Ron Happold only if you worship her clit first
@Angrry Ereg damn !!! you dont have to be so angry ereg !!!!
every men is awesome,he always come from office n howerver he got horrible food his reaction is lovely :-1) first he ask ,his childrens have ate or not ( he shows his love about childrens first)
2) he ate 50% food even in horrible conditions .(he showed his love about wife).
respecte every husband .he lives for his family more than his own .
I'm pretty sure he just couldn't beleave the children had eaten it and liked it 😅 Kids complaining would give him out from eating it.
I wonder if Japanese women are like American women the worst you treat them the more they love you..
Yes yes put your family first
True
Omg what a gentleman. 😍 Never complaint his wife bad dish.
Afeena Nazeera i won't complain your bad dish neither
Young Tang stfu you piece of shit.
Young Tang i have been cooking dishes and I'm 100% sure I have at least made 80% of those dish horrible. Oh, I'm a Muslim too. I'm still alive, kicking and hitting dem pans and plates. So, better to close yr effin mouth since it's already so narrow
He’ll be busted if complain anything
Just goes to show that the one's that aren't in the top 6 or 7 are the best Men. Lady's your 4 is waiting
I really like how the husband still said “thank you” regardless of many years they've been together. That's relationship goals there.
My father could’ve learned a thing or two from this man.
I can understand
Same. When my mom cooks for us, I always eat up and thank her after the meal, even if I don't like the taste very much. Cooking is a just a boring and sometimes difficult task. My dad always just speaks his mind - without ever considering the feelings of others. I hope more people see this guy as a role model
He is truly man
beyond of just a man.. awesome..
yep, here I am.. I came here expect to laugh but ended up crying.. fuck
Ara Alfa me too...haha.
this man deserve a trophy, best husband of the year, when he asked for the kids he meant if they are still alive, LMAO
He blinks/squints when he has to lie an answer. Haha poor guy. She must love him a lot, and vice versa
This is feminist dictatorship hellhole, husband came back after work and
can't even complain about wife's horrible cooking skill, just to get a silly
"nice husband" trophy? is this why Japan has one of the highest suicide
rate in the world?
Observer
In my country - asia
A womans dish, no matter how terrible her cooking is.. Its quite a taboo for us men to say its bad.
Obviously her wife know hes lying thats why she agree for this vid.
Shiryuu sama my wife is from Japan and I politely tell her I dislike what is going on in my mouth. Our marriage is based on... you know trust.
Observer
Feminists? This kind of behaviour alone helps asian people to not adopt the feminism philosophy, the reason why a lot of Asian females are very submissive to their husbands because their husbands submits to them too.
Observer ooor it’s a real man who loves his wife and can’t bear telling her the truth about her food? No need to bring in all sorts of conspiracies into this...
On the one hand, she knows he will always be supportive of her efforts.
On the other, now she will question whether any food she's ever made in the past was in fact good or not!
If he asks for a second beer, I think she'll get the hint...lol
I love the way he treat his wife a respect and didn't want hurt his wife! I love his personally! I can't find a great man like him.. Hard to find.. By the way, I watch and really made me real laugh real hard because of his expressions, really funny!
この人、最高すぎる
omgggg he cried XD i wanted to hug him and say "Good job man, you're officially the best husband"
Since when lying is good?
@@deivisony lol
There is a thing we call “white lies” tho
@@deivisony when it's something small you can do to spare the feelings of others. AKA not being an asshole
@@deivisony My last relationship was ruined because I was too honest, I thought honesty was the way to go. I loved her so much but what she needed was lies to cope with her emotions
He's able to tell sweet lies to his wife for like 10 minutes straight but cracks and tells the truth right away to a random stranger knocking on his door lmao- 7:10.
I can see more like this reaction in different Japanese video and try to understand this common ways to say something different in public.
Archnid 001 there is a difference between honest people and abusive people who beat up their wife. I love Japanese culture and how polite they are, but being blunt isn’t always bad. Some people prefer truth over sweet lies. Those people are just less sensitive.
Magic probably because he could tell right away , like seriously who in the world would come knocking at your door , from a popular TV station, jump str8 into askin how ur dinner tasted like ?? Pretty obvious isnt it
@Archnid 001 who told you that dumb shit?
@@hati3kuro It's staged. This is fake as hell. Absolute bullshit. Not real.
You know this man was raised the right way never make a face at food. I do the same when I got marry I would cook my wife didn't know all she knew what to make was eggs, well that suck cuz I'm allergic, first time I met my in laws they were having spinach omelette...my mother in law asked me if I wanted some not trying to look like an ass I said sure. I was sick for the next week worth it tho she loves me cuz of that.
His wfe you compassionless dick!
「食べたの？本当にみんな？」
「食べたよ、何で？」
「えっ？」
「美味しくない？」
「いや、美味しいよこれ」
wwwめちゃくちゃ悲しいよこれ(笑)
日本のパチンコ屋経営者は在日韓国人
Poor guy. He was suffering. A very good husband. Let us hope she gave him something good after.
yea something good ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
That Antonio She better.
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
doomscyte
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Edjeme Daniela he's like endou eating natsumis food...
TheMoneyTeam Bicboi
Ahahahahaha
If that is what you consider to be a good way of his wife repaying him, then by all means be my guest.
This guys love for his wife brought me to the edge of tears. Like I’m committing to being a better husband because of this.
I dont care for lying about food's taste. as long as my parents smile.
I`m the same. When I visited my parents in Canada, my father had these beautiful, beautiful, BEAUTIFUL steaks (I live in Japan, no steaks like that here) but he over cooked it waaaaaaay too much. Tough, hard meat. Not beautiful anymore. And I`m thinking "fuck...this sucks!!" But I didn`t say anything. I will not complain when someone is feeding me...giving me food for free. That would be horrible!!
Alex Purtle i did once but it was because I was supposed to teach him cook it ,and I feel bad about that :((
He clearly loves and respects his wife so much. It's really great to see.
My dad wont give a comment to my mom until he finishes the food if the food isnt that good but there were times when my mom went like "honey. Just be honest. The kids said it isnt taste that good and I know I screwed it up" then my dad would be like "oh yes! If you were to put less---" 😂😂😂
But in the end of the day my dad would still eat the food his family cook. Like when I cooked a fried rice for the first time and it was so so bad, the rice was mushy and tasteless, my dad even ate 2 plates of it. "My lovely daughter cooked this so I would eat it no matter what. Just... please get mom's assisstance next time" 😂
Yaaay so lucky❤️ how i wish i have a dad too.
sweet dad
I wish i had a dad
Your dad sounds super sweet and supportive.
@@redzyakuza damn, you beat me to it
Husband of the year, good man👏👏👏
The meaning of loyalty and love
It’s one of the requirements of a good wife. To be able to cook well. That’s what every man wants and needs.
goes both ways, every adult should be able to cook AND do it well
Such a loving, understanding Japanese husband.
I saved this video in my motivation playlist and revisit from time to time to remind myself i should be a humble and respectable man just like him
Well done sir.
OMG the girl you choose is going to be super lucky 🥰
Way to go sir! Have a nice day :)
He is so sweet and understanding husband..u really want someone like him...😂😂😂
😀 But please cook good food 😀
If prank is not scripted, he is good husband who knows how to keep family bonded!
He's such a good man! Oh goodness they're both so adorable.
This man is a true husband, much respect for being so nice to wife.
What a gracious husband. Put his wife’s feelings before anything else. Anyone would be so fortunate to have such a caring person by their side.❤️
Man this dude loves his wife, and their 6 kids prove that alone. Dude was nervous to tell his wife that the food tasted like shit. He REALLY didnt wanted to make her sad. What a fucking legend.
Aww haha.
That guy is so sweet to his wife. X'D
Sometimes lying can bring happiness
Agreed...
Very true
And dead
There's a famous Japanese old saying like this.
「嘘も方便」usomohouben
Absolutely not. He tried to be nice but he wasn't trying to lie. He thought that his wife had turned bitter and no longer loved him so he was sad. That's why he was crying to find out that it was not the case. The way a woman cooks is the most passive way to communicate love or hate for who she cooks for and women have done this for all time, either showing love or hate through the way they cook. So it was much more than just the prank to him.
best husband in the world😊
The food was so bad that once he realized it was a prank he burst into tears of relief
Good man, and cute family too. All their kids are adorable.
So kind. His respect and love towards his wife is amazing.
Good family, these kids will grow up happily and will hopefully have good lives.
Great wife with a great husband. Both love each other so much. Some say the husband is not being honest but sometimes you just don't want to upset your partner here. He rather suffer something he considers a minor thing rather than to hurt his wife.
For Japanese culture I think the wife can be really hurt if the husband doesn't like the food she cooks and can feel really down/stressed and unworthy. In the west and in many other families this may not be the case but in Asian and Japanese families if the wife is the housewife she will feel like she failed terribly as a wife who can't even cook something satisfactory for her partner who is working so hard to provide for the family. The husband most likely knows/sees this and as a result decides to keep it to himself to not upset or make her feel this way. Truly a nice guy and both are just as lucky as each other to find their true love of their life.
their friends and family must be so happy for them especially the in laws knowing they have a good son in law.
Lets not forget the husband also thought everyone else liked it and he was the only exception. Not to mention he thought his wife put a lot of effort and 2 hours of hard work into it. as a result he knows if he said it tasted bad he would hurt her feelings very much.
The Man I was venting about how ridiculous I felt the comments on here were (who likes a dishonest person!?) before I saw your explanation.
Glad it helped with understanding the thoughts.:)
Agreed
good wife? seriously? she made her husband look like an idiot in front of the entire world.
@@aczbdk how?
What a guy he really loves his wife so tender. Love this couple.stay strong.
Kudos to the parent of this man they raised a really great man.
Wow, blessings to this couple, such a sweet husband!
A very good man and handsome guy too loving his wifey so dearly ☺️🤗
Model husband. Thanks!
Bro did not want to insult his wife's food and rly straight faced the whole time while his wife was watching
Respect
Awww he's one dedicated and sweet husband ;) though maybe next time just tell her that it's not good, I would like my husband to say something if the food taste like crap, this way I can improve on my cooking skills lol :)
better not marry a chef... they may never stop complaining lol
Hope, I've been trying to say something for years... That's why I made this UA-cam account and replied here, maybe you'll notice.
Please can we order take out from now on?
Jafar Atayee if i married a chef I’m sure we’d both rather if they made the food
He wont say becasue it their culture
Hope Nauer in other words, a pussy is a pussy, and you want a man not a pussy.
Physically self-sacrifice isn't good all the time but one thing is certain all of it either good or bad are an act of NOBILITY. So RARE and PURE.
i remember one time my mom cooked a food that i wasn’t interested in and my father thought the same, i had to watch him struggle eating but he kept a smile in his face and praised my mom for her hard work. my mom is pretty skilled in cooking, just that one time i really didn’t liked the food but my dad was still thankful.
wow. just wow
My dad would have flipped the table if it had been him 😂😂
Sorry for you bro ..very sad saddest
@@puffpuffpanda4383 Thank you bro. You made me feel better :)
somehow I feel like kid number 7 is on the way lol
One of the best lovely couple. Very loyal and commited to each other.
BIG UPMOST RESPECT for the husband and to his parents for bringing up this kind of a gentleman that would not try to break his wife's heart. Teaching me to be thankful of every little things done or given by my partner.