"i close my eyes because my eyes only see one dimension" "when my master passed away" "I want to bring people together with soba" This guy is shounen protagonis.
You know shit get serious when he can see 10 dimensions when making a dough The guys a 4d being when in trance What if he made pizza thus guy will see the future 😱
@@elevenseven2354 they believe in all kinds of gods. I'm not even surprised they worship 100 different ones lol. There are eight million kami-a number that, in traditional Japanese culture, can be considered synonymous with infinity. Throughout the islands of Japan, you'll encounter these deities at shrines, monuments and in popular culture time and again. (Looks like I underestimated them)
Japan is such an amazing country. This guy making noodles has given him so much peace and understanding and he's so passionate. I wish people in America has an attitude like this guy.
@@cruz8343 What? Japanese cannot function without the help of Western experts. All their companies have Western employees. Japanese are good at improving an idea, but they are horrible at creating new ones.
"I mix the flour and water" instead it's "I feel the energy of each particle of flour and water clashing as they combine like a sandy volcanic ocean wave"
@@abslzero its a meme ofc people are going to keep using it memes pass down from one person to another then it becomes popular and everyone uses it so shut up
He embodies the Japanese culture and spirit, dedicating their lives to the perfection of anything that it is they are doing, they are such an amazing people. Much respect and admiration from California!
I find it amazing the joy and inspiration people have from their work. Something as simple as noodles and this gentleman treats it as serious as a heart surging would. I honestly thought this day and age, people use machines to make noodles. Its refreshing seeing someone take pleasure in handmaking their own meal such as this.
I realize now that it's not just food, the person who makes it puts their heart in it, That's what makes it so good. It's just like art, you make your own version of a recipe and try to bring people together around it.
When Japanese people decide to do something they do it with their full body and soul. They accept nothing less than perfection. I simply love Japanese people they inspire me so much.
Never before has somebody explained noodles to me in such a way to make me cry, this man is truly amazing. I think I'm gonna try making my own noodles during the weekend
I honestly love how passionate Japanese people feel about the thing they do. They seem so into it even if they boiled water for a living. I hope to be as positive and spiritual as this man
The chef has some innate connection with food. I felt he was in love. And these noodles didn't have any egg. I am so blown by japanese. They are so humble and yet perfect in the things they do.
This man restored my faith in humanity. People keep talking about how you should do what you love and that you should just do it, bruh, shut up. This man talking about noodles has had a better effect of motivation on me.
This man is a true human being... He feels the Earth and uses its power. He derives inspiration from nature. Notwithstanding his eyes are closed this man can see all the things by movements of his own soul... That's absolutely brilliant.
The world needs more people like this, people who are true masters of their craft, who have learned from the best, and never believe they have finished learning, always thirsting for more knowledge and following a path to find the ultimate truth in the quest they love…that’s passion…that’s art…
What an inspiration. To dedicate your heart and mind to a craft, and to make it an art form like this man has done, is surely the highest form of success.
This is what makes Japan great!!! Each individual is so dedicated to his/her work and when looked at large scale you will see a successful future for any economy , culture and mankind. I respect Japan and I always advise to learn every good thing they do.
@@MrPikminStudios Holy crap, you are right! I was almost angry because I actually prefer the relaxing feel of the first version and thought they pulled it from their channel.
He sounds like a hipster senior marketing major who had an assignment to write the back of the box for a glowing himalayan salt lamp. Gotta give him skill props though... he’s amazing
I was making pasta tonight, complaining about the fact I don't have the proper machinery to do it...then this master makes perfect soba with only his hands and some sticks. I'll never complain again. I'm gonna try harder.
He is not wrong because the number of variables is a dimension.And as he says, beautiful things are simple.This is the truth that makes everything beautiful.
"I close my eyes and send my conciousness to my 10 fingertips. Now i can see 10 dimensions" Such a japanese thing to say. Guys been watching too much anime.
What amuses and equally fascinates me about traditional japanese is everything is an art. Everything that is done is a specialty and isn't done without purpose. Something as simple as making noodles is taken extremely seriously, made in a Gi, practiced for 8 years and the individual dedicates their life to it. Its noodles.
Idk why but this made me cry. I was so lost in my life recently on the verge of finishing high school, going to college and deciding on my career. This reminded me when I was a little child how I always said I want to be a chef. Maybe now it's time to give my best and follow that dream of creating great food. 😭😭
Dont get me wrong I also like processed foods and those manufactured in machines like candy or chocolate or even the savory stuffs, but I am afraid that one day these artisans and craftsman might just go extinct I respect their dedication and skills so much
Full disclosure here: I found this video looking for recipe videos to prepare Japanese Buckwheat soba noodles on my own at home, for my personal consumption, not even for showing off my cooking skills to friends or family. I watched this video, genuinely curious and interested, but as it went on I developed a true admiration for this man’s approach and dedication to his art-I was literally in tears by the end of the video. Seeing his philosophy and technique in making the noodles, I cannot now simply cook my noodles however I wish, I feel compelled to treat them with the respect they deserve as the work of art that they are. I have been a practitioner of the art of bonsai, on and off since I was a teenager, but have taken it up again in recent years with a greater passion for the art than in my youth. Watching this man display his art, philosophy, and technique truly struck a chord with something deep inside my soul. I don’t want to sound melodramatic about it, but, this man is truly an artist, and this insight into his art has impacted and inspired me in my own.
This already had a solo vid then the it was part of the 27 noodles vid then part of the 2 master vid too. It's a different video but same man and noodle type just refilmed
彼のすべての動きは非常に正確で柔らかいです。彼は私がそれぞれの手で作ったそばを味わいたかったプロです his every movement is very precise and soft. he's a a professional I wanted to taste that soba made from his respective hands
Japanese culture is cool because it finds honor and greater purposes in even very menial tasks. Finding a way to connect to your work makes it feel so much more rewarding
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You may have seen how chefs make noodles, but the art of making Soba noodles is too good to not watch again.
Tasty oh hello
Oh they really saw everyone complaining about the reupload and had to do some convincing
The mistake kinda jumped out
Or you could upload new content...
A terrible excuse; we can watch soba noodles being made again by pressing replay on the other video
These noodles look...tasty 🤣
"i close my eyes because my eyes only see one dimension"
"when my master passed away"
"I want to bring people together with soba"
This guy is shounen protagonis.
Yang bener ?
Yg bener ?
Lol he be doing dr strange magic with soba noodles
@@muffinlava1065 napa lu gan?
@@himigvillanueva8546 the weird protagonist
I never knew making noodles could be so beautiful and poetic
It depends on how to make it.
I just pour boiling water on a plastic cup.
JATdoesstuff try with the flour he’s using
Trust me the flour is a bitch, that’s why he needs to do so many steps
Everything in japan they make it interesting..
@PandaBee thanks god an american who don't trashtalk the japanese arts like "neu neu neu this is bullshit to much drama in japan :dumb:"
thank you 😁
Its not about making noodles. The guy loves what he does. Its unfortunate that many of us miss out of that opportunity.
you know shit's serious when the guy stretches before making noodles
You think that's serious? Sometimes, I shower before making toast ;)
You know shit get serious when he can see 10 dimensions when making a dough
The guys a 4d being when in trance
What if he made pizza thus guy will see the future 😱
@@lightspeed72 I do fifteen pushups before putting on my pants.
Not before seeing 10 fucking dimensions
Holyshit lmao 😅😅
Parents: Stop open your eyes & eat!
Me: Excuse me, I’m eating in a different dimension
lol
God: creates eyes to let us see when we work
This man: no
Don't be dumb
Japanese don't believe in God
@@norpriest521 they do tho? (Don't fookin whoosh me)
@@norpriest521 most of the Japanese are Shintoists and they believe in Kami ( gods )
Lipoly dolance
I thought most were atheist
@@elevenseven2354 they believe in all kinds of gods. I'm not even surprised they worship 100 different ones lol.
There are eight million kami-a number that, in traditional Japanese culture, can be considered synonymous with infinity. Throughout the islands of Japan, you'll encounter these deities at shrines, monuments and in popular culture time and again. (Looks like I underestimated them)
*spaghetti has left the chat*
M.A.J. this genuinely made me lol
Rip spaghetti.
Shine on u beautiful bastard.
How you make bold words
@@HelloThere-ot1xh
use * in the start and end of the word like this
*FORTGAY*
- I could feel the earth is giving me energy
- volcano
-ocean wave
*avatar noodle bender*
I still go to the cabbage vendor guy though.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I envy this man. He found his true calling and is really passionate about his craft. Truly amazing.
Making pasta with your bare hands in 2019 is pathetic and a dumb career.
@@marcelfr90 ur face is pathetic and dumb
Το ζαρκάδι της Κω and what pathetic career you have?
@@sirbutterz37 I'm a plastic surgeon. You?
@@zorbahak11 You don't like my face?
Well, there are billions of other faces you may like. Wish you luck!
Japan is such an amazing country. This guy making noodles has given him so much peace and understanding and he's so passionate. I wish people in America has an attitude like this guy.
They do, just in a different way
When I can’t make the circle bigger, I stretch the circle and make a square
Mathematicians: *wait, that’s illegal*
Nothing's illegal in japan, this's basically an anime
R/woooosh and you don’t understand the meme
Davie 504
IM JUST GONNA TURN TRIANGLES INTO FUCKING SQUARES
@@chainz983 All these squares make a circle
Skill level: Asian
Unique skill: Japanese
LOL
And then Fukushima happened...
DUMB
Sobanese
666 likes CRREEPY
@@marcelfr90 and they're still better than ever.
@@cruz8343
What?
Japanese cannot function without the help of Western experts.
All their companies have Western employees.
Japanese are good at improving an idea, but they are horrible at creating new ones.
"I mix the flour and water" instead it's "I feel the energy of each particle of flour and water clashing as they combine like a sandy volcanic ocean wave"
I feel like if he's not a pro noodle maker.. he'd be a writer
chuunibyou at its finest
Sounds like a pokemon telling how it feels to do one of its move 😂
Try to make it yourself you'll see.
Buckwheat is a bitch trust me.
That's some anime shit right there ngl
*when i saw it turn from a circle to a square i was like WHUT*
He mentioned it was MAGIC
This.. This is deep yo
18 years doing one thing and I can’t do something for more than 5 minutes.
Except of course, jerk off ( :
You can’t do that in Minecraft.
When i saw your comment turn from funny to hot i was like WHUT.
what's happenin baby whats your email?
The way he spoke about his whole dedication for the whole process touched me very much. Please continue making such quality content.
He’s over here doing ocean waves, volcanic eruption and etc
I’m over here mixing it with a plastic spoon
i hav to restart my potatos
2:48 That is the most satisfying thing I’ve seen in my life...wtf
@LA Dolan its a titty
@@manojitbiswas92 Lmao
Japanese people are perfectionists, it is a beautiful thing to see them do what they do
No wonder toyotas never break down
Sometimes they can be too much of a perfectionist though and kill themselves with overworking
That's a huge generalization.
They’re crap at porn!
@@tonyharrisson6823 Who tf supplies you hentai?
RUclips recommendations: Here's a dude talking spiritually while making noodles.
Everyone: *Interesting*
Everyone: write an original comment
Jesus cheist shut up with these interesting comments sure they're funny at first but now it's just tiring to see them
@@abslzero its a meme ofc people are going to keep using it memes pass down from one person to another then it becomes popular and everyone uses it so shut up
Honestly i didn't get reccomened this I searched it up because Shoto Todoroki likes soba
Japanese people do talk like anime characters confirmed
@@faranocks r/woosh
@@kaethrym3255 you should read his comment again
r/woooooosh
@@xXasd012xX r/woosh
You should had read his comment carefully
@@kaethrym3255 yes, he was making a joke that japanese people came from anime.
So why did you wooshed the joke maker?
He embodies the Japanese culture and spirit, dedicating their lives to the perfection of anything that it is they are doing, they are such an amazing people. Much respect and admiration from California!
"I could feel the earth giving me energy."
"Volcano."
"Ocean waves."
THIS DUDE THE AVATAR
Edit:Oml thx so much for all the likes
Everything changed when the ramen nation attacked but the soba avatar was there to stop it
and he bALD
*Facepalm*
Hahahaha
marc scyther61 😂
His instruction is so deep that i accidentally shot kamehameha wave from my hand.
Rofl
lol 😂
The translation sound more like a love story between soba and the chef
Like a forbidden love or something like that
@@austin9675 I think it's not forbidden love, *this dude looks at soba in 10 dimensions, that's above love*
I find it amazing the joy and inspiration people have from their work. Something as simple as noodles and this gentleman treats it as serious as a heart surging would. I honestly thought this day and age, people use machines to make noodles. Its refreshing seeing someone take pleasure in handmaking their own meal such as this.
The slow motion bring it to ecstasy for the eyes...amazing craftsmanship....💗
Is this a repost? I thought I saw this already
It is the same one but the other video showed 2 ways of making noodles they are just making the other video in 2 videos
This is a re-upload.
Hate when channels doing it😖
Bon appetite has a similar video with same chef
No it's from another channel, another video but same master
Bon appetite did the same thing before and it was the same guy
2:28 “Is your neighbor ok?”
“Yeah he’s just making noodles again.”
You know a chef is gonna prepare some fire when he be talking about that 10dimensional mind transfer LOL.
Second repost... What is happening over at tasty?? First they mashed potatoes and now this? And mind you I loved this one... But.. Cmon...
You must be thinking of this video by Bon Appetit ruclips.net/video/SoO2sLjt8Lg/видео.html
Bobby Smith no tasty did a video like that one
Bobby Smith look in this video. This exact video was in it ruclips.net/video/f2kesmAO8VU/видео.html
@@MrPikminStudios Bon Appetit and Tasty both are from buzzfeed, so... it make this video 3rd repost from buzzfeed
@some thing Well actually Bon appetit has 0 relation to buzzfeed at all and i have no idea why you would ever think that
I realize now that it's not just food, the person who makes it puts their heart in it,
That's what makes it so good. It's just like art, you make your own version of a recipe and try to bring people together around it.
Japanese: master something for 18 years "I'm still learning"
Americans: learn stuff for 10 minutes "i got this!!"
Especially outside of their own country
It's not just an American thing, it's just general cockiness in humans.
Lord Jello Cheeks I got this
Basically the noob mentality in a nutshell
@Lord Jello Cheeks Not american but i agree
*I got this on my recommendations and I can say that I am not disappointed*
When Japanese people decide to do something they do it with their full body and soul. They accept nothing less than perfection. I simply love Japanese people they inspire me so much.
Didn’t they make this already
yup this is a re-upload from "the art of making noodles by hand"
Yeah but one can never get enough noodles :-)
yup
Victor Huang ya
I lit was juss about to write dat
Never before has somebody explained noodles to me in such a way to make me cry, this man is truly amazing. I think I'm gonna try making my own noodles during the weekend
I honestly love how passionate Japanese people feel about the thing they do. They seem so into it even if they boiled water for a living. I hope to be as positive and spiritual as this man
You know he's a Master when he starts naming his special techniques
2:39 Is nobody gonna point out how satisfyingly soft and smooth that flour looks
Bro do you know the song in the background from this scene?
shokugeki no soma.
shokugeki no soba
Noodle ultra instinct
Last episodes season 3
I was looking for this
Nene!?
He is a true chef !!! That love he has for what he does is amazing. And whoever shot this video did an amazing job
Got to hand it to the proud people of Japan. They have attention to detailed mastered.
The chef has some innate connection with food. I felt he was in love. And these noodles didn't have any egg. I am so blown by japanese. They are so humble and yet perfect in the things they do.
This man restored my faith in humanity. People keep talking about how you should do what you love and that you should just do it, bruh, shut up. This man talking about noodles has had a better effect of motivation on me.
Japanese artisans really are inspiring beyond their craft. Whenever i watch them, i feel like I was also taught something about life
is this just a re-upload?? i swear, i've seen this before...
Guess they need content 🤔
yup this is a re-upload from "the art of making noodles by hand"
Same
Seashell_Sings
You know, I've seen this "video" on Bon Appetit channel that was uploaded 2 months earlier 😂
ruclips.net/video/SoO2sLjt8Lg/видео.html
You did
Him : When I close my eyes, I see soba in 10 dimensions
Me : I can’t even close my eyes properly
me: i cant see with my eyes closed?????
@@theaveragejoe___ how do you dream??
This man is a true human being... He feels the Earth and uses its power. He derives inspiration from nature. Notwithstanding his eyes are closed this man can see all the things by movements of his own soul... That's absolutely brilliant.
Literary the first thing we see of him is him doing a JoJo pose, how could he not be an expert
Joseph pose
@Andy no he's doing a JoJo pose
@Andy *everything is a JoJo reference*
"when I can't stretch it anymore, I just turn it into a square"
*_wat_*
"i believe all we need are simple things.
i think simple things have all the answers.
wich is why people find them beautiful"
The guys making noodles, talking about noodles like they are some mystical art, bloody hell
Because they are
Anonymous Bacon, with a name like Bacon, you really shouldn’t be commenting on food.
Mohammed Hassan with a name like Mohammed you shouldn’t be commenting about noodles but about kabob or something
How can you eat something that eats it’s own shit?
Never mind name yourself after it.
3:40 when the circle-shaped dough is worked into a square, skillful!
Todoroki would be so proud
Tasty makes me hungry. Even if I am literally eating while I watch.
For a second I didn't realize this was a Tasty video lol
SAME LOL 😂! 🙌
I would feel special eating that. Everything was hand made.
Noodles are always handmade if we talking about restaurants
This reminds me of that one soba episode in Shokugeki no Soma 3rd plate 2nd cour.
The world needs more people like this, people who are true masters of their craft, who have learned from the best, and never believe they have finished learning, always thirsting for more knowledge and following a path to find the ultimate truth in the quest they love…that’s passion…that’s art…
So beautiful it made me want to cry. It goes to show that what matters is loving what you do.
This is absolutely stunning. Beautiful rendition of an artistic craft requiring dance, movement and spirit. Not just making noodles.
I always want noodles after these videos. This is unfair.
I just ate noodles lmao
I just got done with some mama noodles Lol it’s just not the same😭
Praise The me weird flex but ok.
Virgin
What an inspiration. To dedicate your heart and mind to a craft, and to make it an art form like this man has done, is surely the highest form of success.
for years i thought anime characters were exaggerating things but i realize thats how japanese really talk about something
It looks more like an art by itself.
This is what makes Japan great!!!
Each individual is so dedicated to his/her work and when looked at large scale you will see a successful future for any economy , culture and mankind.
I respect Japan and I always advise to learn every good thing they do.
I like the family bindings in south east europe… the laughing … the love…. But Japanese are not bad as well
Tasty: we already made this video but it was popular so let's repost it.
Community: *NANI!?*
@@MrPikminStudios Holy crap, you are right! I was almost angry because I actually prefer the relaxing feel of the first version and thought they pulled it from their channel.
@@MrPikminStudios this is a re upload from tasty as the title description states.
3:36 Nani means “what?”
@@MrMeoow91 idk, I'm not a japanese
Instant thumbs up for washing his hands
He sounds like a hipster senior marketing major who had an assignment to write the back of the box for a glowing himalayan salt lamp. Gotta give him skill props though... he’s amazing
That was specific
@@socho1 exactly what I was thinking lmao 🤣
Incredibly specifec but ok
I was making pasta tonight, complaining about the fact I don't have the proper machinery to do it...then this master makes perfect soba with only his hands and some sticks. I'll never complain again. I'm gonna try harder.
I've never seen a man have so much passion and drive for what hes doing
Who knew making noodles could be this sexual. Just look at him touching that flour.
No Nut November is really getting to you man 😂😂
lmao😂😂😂😂
day 72 without sex
😂😂😂😂😂
@@jazzhandsintooblivion7586 Didn't know that November had 72 days
"when I close my eyes, I can see soba in 10 dimensions"
that's funny. cause when I close my eyes, I saw my future. empty and dark.
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Their culture feels so smooth and pure it feels like silk
This is not noodle, this is Art. (That’s also why he kept calling it Soba, o’soba)
He is not wrong because the number of variables is a dimension.And as he says, beautiful things are simple.This is the truth that makes everything beautiful.
This is most awesome the art of Noodles👍🏼
"I close my eyes and send my conciousness to my 10 fingertips. Now i can see 10 dimensions"
Such a japanese thing to say. Guys been watching too much anime.
Why people are putting so much of energy on preparing food🤔, now I'm embarrassed to waste food😥😥😥
U mean 'waste' food.
What amuses and equally fascinates me about traditional japanese is everything is an art. Everything that is done is a specialty and isn't done without purpose. Something as simple as making noodles is taken extremely seriously, made in a Gi, practiced for 8 years and the individual dedicates their life to it. Its noodles.
Idk why but this made me cry. I was so lost in my life recently on the verge of finishing high school, going to college and deciding on my career. This reminded me when I was a little child how I always said I want to be a chef. Maybe now it's time to give my best and follow that dream of creating great food. 😭😭
This guy has as much love for making Soba as Spongebob does making Krazy Patties.
Dont get me wrong I also like processed foods and those manufactured in machines like candy or chocolate or even the savory stuffs, but I am afraid that one day these artisans and craftsman might just go extinct I respect their dedication and skills so much
Girl: So you know how to make soba?
Master: Hold my sapporo...
With the right lighting and mood music, a guy cutting dough into strips can seem like high art.
Full disclosure here: I found this video looking for recipe videos to prepare Japanese Buckwheat soba noodles on my own at home, for my personal consumption, not even for showing off my cooking skills to friends or family.
I watched this video, genuinely curious and interested, but as it went on I developed a true admiration for this man’s approach and dedication to his art-I was literally in tears by the end of the video.
Seeing his philosophy and technique in making the noodles, I cannot now simply cook my noodles however I wish, I feel compelled to treat them with the respect they deserve as the work of art that they are.
I have been a practitioner of the art of bonsai, on and off since I was a teenager, but have taken it up again in recent years with a greater passion for the art than in my youth. Watching this man display his art, philosophy, and technique truly struck a chord with something deep inside my soul. I don’t want to sound melodramatic about it, but, this man is truly an artist, and this insight into his art has impacted and inspired me in my own.
Sure beats the machine made ramen or soba noodles any day. Thanks for this wonderful story of soba noodles.
This has been uploaded before, I think it was in a video where they covered 3 types of noodles and how to make them.
Oskar Solvang no it was two noodle masters.
This already had a solo vid then the it was part of the 27 noodles vid then part of the 2 master vid too. It's a different video but same man and noodle type just refilmed
Kinokuni nene in real life....... Food wars fans would understand
True
Yess I was looking for this comment 😃
Nope she lost...
He would never lose...
Nice just finished season 4 can't wait for season 5
@@BootyWorm_v1 season 5 is delayed 😭😭😭😭 😭😭 😭
彼のすべての動きは非常に正確で柔らかいです。彼は私がそれぞれの手で作ったそばを味わいたかったプロです
his every movement is very precise and soft. he's a a professional I wanted to taste that soba made from his respective hands
Japanese culture is cool because it finds honor and greater purposes in even very menial tasks. Finding a way to connect to your work makes it feel so much more rewarding
I love how half of the video is just him feeling the flour with his eyes closed
"When i close my eyes, I can see soba in 10 dimensions."
Weird flex but ok.
Stop saying weird flex but OK consistently he wasn't flexing assbag
Looks like Sanji ( from one piece) narrated for a fellow chef..
Was searching for this comment. Osoba Mask! 🤣🤣
The Japanese are so philosophical and disciplined with their cuisine culture and history very impressionable in a good way
It's amazing how wise they are. They truly have passion.
This guy clearly have a stand power. Look at his jojo pose 0:14
Somewhere in an italian kitchen: *This is beautiful*
This whole process of making the soba is like watching anime
This video is so beautiful. I want to eat cold soba like Todoroki but I can't, lol.
this was literally the most passion ive ever seen in my life