Japanese Market In Liberdade, Sao Paulo, Brazil
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mulher: olá blabala
ele: oh thank you what is that
mulher: tem tradicional ou picante
moça kkkk
Não, ela mostrou oq era quando ele perguntou, dps que ela mostrou os três tipos.
Man, I lived in Japan for 14 years (unfortunaly I didn't learn japanese) and I think you are very humble even for japanese standards, I wish you luck and happiness in your travels
Thank you so much for your comment!! I hope we all could travel again as soon as possible!!
@@YAMADATRAVELVLOG yeah, I hope all the craziness that is happening in the world will end soon. Where are you from in Japan? I used to live in Aichi-Ken Toyohashi-shi, my mother and my step father are still living there.
honest question, how did you not learn Japanese in 14 years of living there???
@@unm0vedm0ver I thought the same thing but didn’t have balls to ask
@@unm0vedm0ver if you're working as much as japanese people is used to work I'm not impressed with it. japan is really expensive and everyone works really hard. in the 90ies 15 hours turns were not uncommon. by the way I'm sure that he can speak and understand some japanese but to an adult achieve fluency he MUST study hard. to understand son keigo, keigo, teineigo and eigo (LOL) you really need to dedicate yourself.
i am brazilian and i have been studying japanese for a long time, watching your videos helps in my study and it amuses me a lot because you are cool. Thank you for your work!
Thank you for saying that!!
Eu sei que vc não é brasileiro,mas parece brasileiro, porque vc parece ser muito legal,muito boa gente.
os japoneses sao muito educados, gentis... eu diria que eh uma das culturas mais bonitas do mundo.
@D3scobrindo + Ai Você estaria generalizando
Mas brasileiro não é boa gente, não entendi
Aonde moro as pessoas são ruins
Eu sou super gentil com as pessoas, mas elas são muito estressadas e acabam descotando tudo em mim. Há pessoas muito gentis no Brasil, mas se estiverem em um dia ruim, vão querer descontar em você.
I didn't get bored, I was thrilled! sugoi
Thank you for watching!! Arigato!!
I hope this video gets more Japanese people to visit Brazil. Glad you had a good time here.
Some important phrases to get by in Brazil
Olá! Hi!
Desculpe! I’m sorry!
Com licença! Excuse me!
É nois! We rock!!
This kind of made me realized how randomly Brazil has been populated, like
We have our own little Japan, also a small place like this dedicated to South Korea
And a lot of small villages that are German, Italian...
Our country has it's own world OWO
Ye
Brazil is cosmopolitan. That's why it's so weird when we see a brazilian being xenophobic, like... almost everyone here has immigrants in their ancestry
@@galerinha didn't you mean cosmopolitan?
@@cunha4791 oh yeah that's right. Thanks. Edited
@@galerinha Unfortunately, not every culture is valued the same way. That being said, I actually never heard any foreigner complain about Brazilians treating them badly. If there is one trait that any tourist will agree on is that we are one of the most hospitable and receptive people in the world.
@@Alkis05 have you ever speak with haitians and Venezuelans?
Poor boy, I suffered along seeing you dealing with this spartan kitchen. Next time you come here you'll be welcome if you want to stay at my home. At least there's rubber bands, bowls and everything you need to cook XD
Thank you! I am looking forward to it!
12:51 o mais engraçado é esse potinho com galinhas estampadas kkkkkkkk, só Brasil msm pra fazer uma coisa dessas
0:41Here she said: 'Tenho ele no tradicional e no picante', which means: "I have it in the original flavor and spice".
Que saudades de fazer compras na Marukai
Marukai was really nice store!
0 dislikes, quite the feat! Great video man, keep up
That reminds me so much when I was at the first time in Japan (Aichi-ken). I didn't know the language and I was struggling to understand how to use some things (such as the range).
Rice is like, eaten in every good meal, sometimes a few older people mix it with pasta, only in breakfast that it becomes rare to see, it's easy to make, when you make you can make for either a day or two or even three, it's delicious and the bag is really cheap
I love your videos from Brazil, if you want to come back you will be welcome
ありがとございます
Thank you!! ありがとございます!!
Muito bom o vídeo, mesmo que não entenda a nossa língua, é muito paciente e educado com todas as pessoas, admiro muito esse tipo de atitude. Todas as pessoas são muito bem vindas aqui, volte sempre que quiser! Abraços de um fã brasileiro!
Hi Yamada, it is very interesting to see how japanese people react to things in BR. Why did you decide to choose BR as a destination? Which city do you live in JP? Which city did you go in Canada?
I have some Brazilian friends there, so I decided to visit!! I had a really good time in Brazil all the time.
amo a Marukai ♥
料理は分量を正確にするところがスタートだよ！！！！！
とは言えちゃんと料理できてる...
はい!すいません!笑 これを料理と呼べるなら、、なんとかできたね^^笑
Wellcome to Brasil. Try to taste our food too. Maybe you like.
I loved how in the end you enjoyed the food you made even througth the dificulties ♡
Remember next time you can always ask for where there is stuff or how to work the stove. People will (usually) be happy to help ♡♡♡
Oh I stayed at that same hostel in the end of 2019, staff was very nice and it was cheap too, I miss São paulo 😞 so much good food
did you visit the japanese immigration museum?
No, I didn’t...
Really nice video, greetins from Brazil! ♥️
Man, I was watching your video and I just saw the hostel I worked as volunteer for 1 month while I was traveling 😂😂. Now I'm in Japan and I did the same here, working in hostel in exchange for free accomodation.
I am from Brazil too and i love the japanese culture. Your videos are fun and relaxing to watch. I subscribed right away! Thank you for the videos! ありがとうございました!
You are welcome! 🙏🇧🇷 Thank you for sharing! 😃
Nossa, que saudades dos mercadinhos da Liberdade. Eu ia lá todo final de semana, depois do início da quarentena nunca mais fui :(
健康的な食べ物を教えてくれてとてもおいしいです。
Amei seu vídeo 👏😍
Thank you!!
Having fun watching your videos! Also good to learn Japanese. Come visit Brazil again! 楽しかた
Very nice video! There is no way to get bored! Congrats pal 🙂.
Thank you!!
how can i get bored?? i love your videos, its great to see my contry from other point of view, and your food also looks sooo good. Congrats, 1+ subscriber 💕
it's funny that you wash the dishes that are already clean before using them.
I do It too.
that’s another great video again, I could watch those for hours like an ASMR neat
動画を楽しみにしているよ～。まだお米を炊く事があるのなら、手の甲を上にして鍋に入れて指の付け根の関節が水に浸かる位まで水を入れて、炊いて見て手の大きさにもよるけど、お米の量に関係なく炊けるはず。後は、慣れる事です。料理のスキルを身に付けましょう。ファイト‼
いつもご視聴、コメントありがとうございます^ ^ これで次回はお米ちゃんと炊けそうです笑 料理勉強しますね、少しずつ、たぶん笑
Ai que saudades desse lugar
Tbm última vez que fui lá foi em 2017
if our taxes on imported products were not so high. I feel that these Japanese markets and others markets with typical things of others nations would be able to thrive more and spread to other places. I really want that since I love japanese food and I wished I could have a easier acess to these products
Nice video bro!!! :3
thats realy different, you use a spon to eat in the pan, i have never done that hahahah
又ブラジル国に来て 私を さがして 下さい
何か てつだって出来ますから、
それで、
私のファセボッキは、
Leandro Feliciano Fausto Narcizo
もう 5年前ぶり 日本へ 行ったことがありました。あの時は 素晴らしいかったですね❗
誰でもが 私に やさしいで そうでございました。忘れられないだよ❗
ありがたいことがあるよ
Nice video you are so cute, take care
She said: we have traditional flavour and spice one
餃子何処ですかw
忘れました😅
You did very good!!!!!
Thank you!!
my brother like a lot japan culture, he wants to travel to japan and learn japanese.
高い！lol it’s really fun to see a real Japanese because you know the real price or the “Japanese price awareness” for these products.
E também lembra uma amiga falando que o pessoal que sabe fazer pastel de feira chega a cobrar 20$ no Japão só pro povo matar a saudade
Me looking at the prices: ouch, pretty expensive 😬
Yamada: 高い
🤣
リベルダージは覚えている。今は名古屋に住んでいる。
😂 burajiru wa takai desu né
和食あまり得意ではありませんが、とてもヘルシと言いわますね。味付けが足りない気がしますね。ブラジル日系のに、リベルダージに５回以下しか行ってません。
調べずにご飯炊けるの強い(°Д°)あの卵たちは1人でどう消費したのか気になる 笑
結局米硬かったけどね笑 一応炊けたって言わせてもらっていいかな笑 卵は大半はTKG、後はラーメン用と目玉焼きにして全部10個食べたよ笑 たまご食い過ぎ。
When he ate the food he made Mark Wiens face, japanese version 😅
3;59 who´s the guy behind you?
Another guest staying at this hostel, I guess!
You're so handsome... 😳😳🙈
were you able to speak japanese with other persons there ?
No,I wasn't... I wish I could speak Portuguese.
U look like cool and funny lol.
Did u like Brazil ?
Thank you!! LOL Yes, I did!! I did love Brazil.
まぁ～世界の反対側まで運んでるから値段高くなってもおかしくないな。短い間だったら良いけど長い間海外いるとやっぱり高くても払うしか無い。
ブラジル行く時には必ず調味料と麺類持ってく。ブラジルに移民した日本人は多くの人は沖縄の方だったから和食の味はちょっと違う特に豆腐と納豆。。。。wwww
Nihongo ha subarashii no gengo desu!
11 nen mae no toki ha benkyoshiteimasu. Itsu ha anata wo Burajiru ni ikiteimasu. Boku Ga anata ni aitaideau
Arigatou gozaimasu! Itsuka oaishimasyou!
立派な、あなたは食べ物を準備するために衛生と水質に非常に注意していますおめでとうございます
Gohan tabetaiiii
Tomodachi rainem burajiru mata kite kudasai
Arigatogozaimasu!! Mata ikerukotowo tanosimini siteimasu!!
You could learn Portuguese, it's very easier than English. Its vocabulary is very easy! I'm really enjoying your videos. Take care! Thank you = Obrigado. / Thank you very much= Muito obrigado.
Thank you for saying that!! I will give it try to learn Portuguese someday;) Muito obrigado!!!
Não é mais fácil não mano Kkkkkkkkk
Definitivamente inglês é bem mais fácil
english is easier than portuguese tho
Kkkkk, English is more easy to learn than Portuguese. Você é doido de falar isso pra ele kkkkkkkk
Did you went to the Japanese market in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles?
No, I didn't. But I want to someday!
+@@YAMADATRAVELVLOG Okay, then have you went to Japantown, San Francisco or Japantown, San Jose?
@@Kawayoporu 🇧🇷❤🇯🇵 👉👉
🇺🇸❤🇨🇳
I Know it's been almost a year from this video, but I'll tell you anyway, it's not very good idea to eat raw eggs in brazil, it doesn't have so much high quality control as in japan and it can be dangerous, because some eggs may have salmonella, not that it'll happen but it's not guarenteed that raw eggs will be just fine
Why not enjoy the brazilian foods? Think you for have you here.
One Tip, never eat raw brazilian eggs
Too bad there is no one to speak japanese with you.
It is okay. I felt sorry not to able to speak Portuguese.
ブラジルでは生卵を食べないでください。 サルモネラで汚染されている可能性があります
O dia que os EUA não fizerem mais a defesa do Japão o Brasil passa eles rapidamente, no final da segunda guerra o acordo dos eua fazerem a defesa e os japoneses um programa de desenvolvimento e como o Japão não gasta com defesa fica fácil outras áreas
Esse japonês ta muito moreno. To achando q é na verdade um boliviano.