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I see so many food violations here in my state. It’s pretty disgusting! I saw long beards and hair! I asked the Corporate office about it- crickets- environmental health inspection-crickets.
This is actually what I expected from companies here in North America but was disappointed to find out that it's nothing like this lol. I do see some companies at least trying, but nothing on the level of making their office workers wear safety apparel.
Yeah this is the best!!! I have had Japanese train bento before but didn't think about all the hard work of all the people behind them (and all the engineering!)
This is by far the cleanest food preparation and the most authentic homecook looking instant food to go that I've seen. Japan never fails to amaze me with their pursuit of high quality products.
@@GamingDualities That's pretty obvious... If Paolo ever showed the opposite, he wouldn't be able to publish these videos in the first place. I'm sure he wouldn't mind to talk about it if you ever asked in a more discreet manner.
I love how they approach preparing bento the same way a surgeon gets ready to operate. The cleanliness, meticulous attention to detail and pride they take in their work is inspiring. Plus the food looks DELICIOUS!!
The Japanese always have this level of cleanliness even for other products as well. I once went to a supplier's factory for hair products and all visitors and employees had to suit up and even walk through a decontamination chamber just like the one in this video
@@maeudaou7347 compared to what they offer they are cheap, thats way europe and usa having difficulty to compete. if u like value for the buck then go to china product where dicktator rules and no safety regards
@@maeudaou7347 On the other hand, Japan has some of the best national recycling programs for all kinds of products, including plastic and electronic waste, in the world. You can check out videos about recycling in Japan. Yes, they excessively use plastic wraps due to extremely high standards for presentation of products and food items. But they also have amazing recycling programs. Overall, Japan is way greener than most North American and European countries. Not to mention how amazing they are at conserving water.
It's so thoughtful! They don't just prepare the meals - they care deeply about people who'll be eating this bento later on. Thank you, Paolo, for showing this to the entire world. Some countries require such an example soooo badly ;) I really hope the "Made in Japan" series will continue!
it's like catering with repeat order, if they do like restaurant it will make they lose their customers. mean while restaurant don't care and just sale for one time order.
@@RazorPhoenix7 bruh Americans don’t give a fuck about one other or try to look out for our fellow man and we swallow shotguns barrels like they’re tic tacs I’ll be a little sad and tired to live a nice life
WW2 Change japanese the way they life. its start from the leader itself gives lead and example to make better human quality in that era. They realize " war makes us suffer". And the result is Japanese now
This place is cleaner than a hospital's OP room. That's amazing. I love this about Japan. So hygienic and everyone takes pride in making sure everything is clean. Nobody feels like they're "too good" to clean. This was clearly seen in some of your other episodes like "a day in the life". Amazing.
wow definitely gonna try Bento Box in Japan as soonest as this pandemic ends. Hhahhah Japanese are so organized and hygiene thank you Paolo for the video :D
I just LOVE Japan and the people! I’ve visited several times and Japan is like no other Asian country. They are so clean and meticulous about everything - they highly endorse customer service unlike here in the States. You’d be hard pressed to find a rude server in Japan. The sanitation requirements for that company is awesome, everything is so immaculate when it comes to cleanliness. That Japanese way of doing business is second to none- they really take pride in their work and taking care of the public. So impressive.
Would love to visit someday soon, if not stay there for a while and see it in person. How were you able to visit soo many times with there high flight prices, or is it just cheaper from the States? I'm in the UK, so sadly the prices for a return flight I think usually go well over £600 to more regularly £700 for a return connecting flight. :(
Yes I personally haven't been to Japan but I have a friend who lives there. I can tell Japanese people is very well mannered and sanitized well. I love the customs and traditions but what I think is best is that Japan has a very smart way of doing things. The technology is one of the best things I love in Japan.
We really need to get these in the United States, especially the kid's ones that have the vegetables and fruits that are cut to look like cartoon characters. A product like that would sell like crazy here because there is a HUGE need to get more kids to like vegetables.
@@MetalS0ldier How would the government have anything to do with it? It's not like you'd have to pass a law to make it legal to sell bentos or something.
Despite the amount of food they have to produce, you still see how workers handle food with so much care! So respectful with the food, no one sped up to make more food. Quality over quantity 👌
@@ducminh7568 false information, mortality from suicide is going down in Japan. Nobody ever mentions the suicide rate of Russians, Ukrainian or even the Finnish.
Sadly in merica we dont do it this thorough it would be cool if we did I had one that was made in america and got food poisoning but not when I was in japan I had one there didn't get sick at all.
@@lights_utopia1130 i mean... asking people to wear mask is made a political issue. you don't really see it in other countries, therefore much less rules following. only in places with a higher number of people conforming really stands a chance in doing something like this to a high degree of accuracy and cleanliness. in short, the culture of the society is the main allowance for this kind of cleanliness.
This is probably why I bought a Japanese car that was actually assembled in Japan. Their attention to detail and quality and pride is second to none. Incredible 👏🏾
@@xdidixx absolutely amazing. It’s a Mazda. It’s almost 7 years old now and still looks and runs like the day I bought it. No rattles or squeaks. Solid car.
I find it truly amazing how you are able to produce so high quality videos. The editing, what you decide to cover, and not to mention the music! everything is so perfect! In my eyes you beat 95% of the big studios with A LOT more budget. Your channel is an amazing husband and wife duo. Keep up the great work!
I am sure anyone who has ever found a hair in their food greatly appreciates the amazing cleanliness of this factory. Side note: this video is "documentary on television" level quality. Top notch video, audio, and editing...Paulo, you are amazing!
One of the things that I appreciate in each of these videos is each persons pride in their work. It doesn’t matter the task- everyone treats their contribution with pride and respect.
My daughter and I each had a few of these while traveling in Japan. Part of what made our trip so amazing, is that neither of us every got sick. These boxes were fresh and beautiful, as well as delicious! Such commitment from workers to keep things clean and the best they can be! Aloha!
I'm so surprised with how freshly made everything is! This video definitely made me think about how fresh the food items are that are served at train stations or the airport when you're not in Japan. Even if they don't produce in masses like we may be used to (even though 8 - 10k is a lot), knowing everything is fresh and made well is incredible!
I always had the impression that the Japanese do everthing to the best of their ability,and that's close to perfection,even if it's the simplest thing.Gotta respect that
Those who took Japanese trains in the 1970s~early 1990s, remember the time of buying train bentos from the train window, and receiving them from bento sellers at the train station platform. Basically old style ekiben.
The logic of Japanese factories: 1. Everything has its very own process; 2. Attention to details in every single process; 3. Then, you will get the whole picture.
I had these Japanese Train Bento Boxes!!! Had a really hard time picking one for the train ride because everything looked so delicious. Not only do they look great, the taste was awesome as well! My mom and I ended up picking 3 to try out xD
@@jow.2450 No, they are not only sold for train rides. You can buy these at a lot of major train stations. However, as they are intented to be eaten on the train, you'll mainly find them in train stations that have a platform for their bullet trains (Shinkansen). Otherwise, it's not as if these bentos are sold in areas only accessed by bullet train riders, anyone can go any time to buy a bento.
I'm Korean, but people who have been to Japan say that lunch boxes sold at convenience stores are delicious.Looking at this, I understand why Japanese lunch boxes are delicious.
I like how the machines are there only to help to standardise and free time for the workers to do other parts of the recipe. It cooks some of the basic ingredients in bulk (like rice), allowing them to focus on parts of the food prep that benefit from an actual human's touch, then back to the machine it goes for it to be as cleanly wrapped as possible. The best from both words.
*This series is proof you can create content in Japan without having to travel during the state of emergency in the middle of a pandemic.* Thanks for being creative and responsible.
@@Zan____ You can watch the videos of 95% of foreign and a couple Japanese RUclipsrs who have been posting only 'travel in Japan' vlogs since the pandemic started.
Paolo is one of the best youtubers out there and a truly great inspiration, His production quality has increased drastically. I love the channel and keep it up
Yes, 駅弁 are great. They’re just so visually appealing, and ordering one perfectly compliments the fun and excitement of taking the train to go travel somewhere. My own emotion watching this video was more complicated though. Happy... but I felt a bit sad at the same time, since that time when I used to travel around Japan, carefree, on the trains seems like anther lifetime. I miss that feeling...
I love how jobs that are often looked down upon in "The West" and are mainly done by immigrants are done with pride and respect in Japan and is considered a proper job like any other.
Well, the population of Japan consists of 98% Japanese people so no big surprise here. Why shouldn't immigrants do their job with pride as well? It's not all gold that glitters and of course they have to show pride and huge respect for their work especially while being taped. It's a whole different story once you had a Japanese employer yourself.
@@Endoplasmastischer No of course. Its just cool to see how professional and dedicated this stuff is made by professionals. Im from The Netherlands and with that work ethic, these guys wouldnt be making bento boxes, lets put it like that.
I love waking up on a Saturday morning, brewing my coffee, then watching these videos before I start my Saturday. I can't wait to go back to Japan. Tokyo is by far my favorite city that I ever visited.
I know that this work is super boring but if it’s worth anything I would like to thank these people for the care and the effort with clean practices they put into each and every one of these bentos. I can’t even begin to count the time when the bento box was actually the highlight of the day of the trip when walking around had been tiring or when I had just finished a tough school term. I don’t know how far Japanese elite gourmet goes but to me Japanese bento boxes are the most moving. They’re not too expensive and yet taste good when cold and are just right for the stomach after a hard days travel. Some people might feel like they work in a machine but I would like them to know I’m so grateful for the bento boxes.
@@lalilulelo Well, it's a low volume product for a relatively low volume train. Shinkansen in itself is expensive, and people don't usually take it unless they are actually traveling for somewhere far or for holiday. They gotta make the profit from somewhere.
Paolo. I absolutely love this series. Gives us viewers the unseen side of Japan when it comes to real life jobs or how Japanese products are made. Also giving smaller businesses some shine and shows us and others how important they are for the community and society. Keep this series going strong. Any videos you make they are beautifully shot, edited and narrated. Thank you.
Love your videos. Great job! 👏🏼 Would love to see: 1. Shinkansen factory 2. Pachinko behind scenes 3. Sake brewery/distillery 4. Suntory whiskey factory 5. Earthquake proof building being built 6. Japanese camera lens factory
I’m in love with so many things about Japan, the architecture, the foods, the language, the culture, the cleanliness, their anime etc. I really want to go there one day. It’s definitely on the top of my bucket list.
People there work hard to make things great! Their customer service is top notch. I try to emulate it in North America. You will enjoy visiting Japan. :)
Yeah japan is awesome like disney world as long as you dont live there. Then its sad, lonely, poor and depressing and barely having a private life. Also you barely see any children anymore
This is Japanese productivity and automation at its best. Food making is always the hardest, especially when you need to make consistent quality and quantity with machine while maintaining taste.
Absolute efficiency and cleanliness, from the people working as a team, each focusing on different tasks, the machinery and floors being kept constantly clean, and even to the visual design of the food packaging, this was a real joy to watch, and reminds me why I admire Japanese workers so much (besides some cultural differences of course).
I’ve been in Japan for 3 years. I worked as a production worker in food industry like ready to eat foods than can buy in any konbini. Japan is always amazing
I'm always so impressed with Japanese factories. They're so meticulous, from their cleanliness and inspections, down to how the product looks and tastes. That's workplace pride.
We don't see Paolo's face for most of the videos but it's obvious that he's smiling the while time. You can just hear it, I swear it makes me want to stick around for more. Love it!
Several years ago on my honeymoon we got a Bento from a train station taking the Shinkasen from Tokyo to Osaka, and it was mind blowingly good. So yes, it does taste as good as it looks
I remember on my first trip to Japan as a kid to visit relatives in the early 70's, we went on several train trips and bought bento boxes. I LOVED those lunches and even as a small kid, really appreciated the goodness. :)
@@MisisH my indonesian brain confused for a moment, haha. Always adore Philippines for how related our physical figures and semi-understandable of each other languages. Ingat lagi means "think again" in my case, lol.
@@upanshuchilveri2440 price difference also plays a major factor..look at indian flight food service... It's pretty top notch Japanese railways are more expensive than flights in India.
@@aditya_gupta Yes it is expensive compared to our economy......japanese economy is different.....do you know how many travel by train in japan.....no one will if it was expensive...dont get offended btw...
Bento boxes don't taste that good really... They are good but not delicious level good... If you want to truly experience their culture I would recommend trying home made food if you know any acquaintance in japan.
Love how much dedication goes into every aspect of the food prep to ensure the customers get the best experience. And I can confirm that they do taste delicious.
Love that they’re all really proud of what they’re doing. That’s probably one of the main reasons Japan’s products are really well made. Thanks for these videos! Hope to visit Japan again after the pandemic. 💖
Japanese be taking care of each ingredient like a child and the food taste like heaven meanwhile my own cooking taste like it only saw its dad on weekends
When I went to Japan I remember going into a 7-11 and the rice and curry meal that was prepped and for sale in the fridge area of the store looked perfect like on a menu. Of course in US this is almost never the case. The pride the Japanese show in their work is second to none.
Last time I went to Japan, most of the food I ate was from convenience stores because it was luxurious, cheap, and convenient. The pork katsu sandwiches are insanely good. All the prepared food is amazing.
i love how everything is made so clean whereas at my country you'll see barbeque stands, fried food stalls and rice combo meal stalls on the side of the road powdered with road dust then flavored with vehicle smoke and for final touches, the vendors are either coughing coz of the smokes and wearing any masks and gloves xD
@@theotakufriend4604 its my beloved country, Philippines my guy. funny how i still eat from food stalls/carts though. but only from the countryside and not when im at the city xD
It's soooo cool, Paolo. I like watching how the Japanese workers prepare the bento boxes. It's really comforting to know that everything is safe and sanitary. Keep up the good job, Paolo! :) :) :)
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Paolo, I can tell you put a lot of work into this video. Keep up the good work.
@@desultorilypanacea Thank you!
@@PaolofromTOKYO Keep the videos coming and I will keep commenting.
You did fire fighter so maybe the police?
any makeup or skincare related ones
the level of hygiene, quality and attention to detail in this factory is insane. respect to that company for having such pride in their products
This is pretty normal in japan lol
I see so many food violations here in my state. It’s pretty disgusting! I saw long beards and hair! I asked the Corporate office about it- crickets- environmental health inspection-crickets.
That's literally what Japan is known for lol
@@edwardcm9175 it's*
Well, if you're a degenerate social reject, then yes, you'd think of Japan as only that
if this in my country it will be expensive😂
I'm just...wow...this is like intense cleanliness...makes me wanna go to a Japanese train station for just this box.
I swear is cleaner then hospitals. They go thru basically the same process as one would go in to a clean room
@@Teddywolf no if that was true then everybody in that hospital including the workers would be sick
But MASAKO!!!!!
This is actually what I expected from companies here in North America but was disappointed to find out that it's nothing like this lol. I do see some companies at least trying, but nothing on the level of making their office workers wear safety apparel.
@@Teddywolf it is a cleanroom, judging by the air showers and why you have to wear a suit. Probably class 10k or less.
Paolo, can I just say I absolutely love this series idea.
Aye it's chefpk my favoriete reviewer and commentator and chef of anime food.
i wholeheartedly agree!
Yeah this is the best!!! I have had Japanese train bento before but didn't think about all the hard work of all the people behind them (and all the engineering!)
This was really interesting! I need more of this series!
More made in Japan vids please !
This is by far the cleanest food preparation and the most authentic homecook looking instant food to go that I've seen. Japan never fails to amaze me with their pursuit of high quality products.
you forgot and cheap
Yeah
I would trust this food more than what I cook for myself.
I know right 😂
this channel only show the good side of things for the sake of content creation
@@GamingDualities Everything has bad side we KNOW THAT and this is his content so??? The Jealousy 🙄....
@@GamingDualities you mean the place is actually dirty and disgusting?
@@GamingDualities That's pretty obvious... If Paolo ever showed the opposite, he wouldn't be able to publish these videos in the first place. I'm sure he wouldn't mind to talk about it if you ever asked in a more discreet manner.
I love how they approach preparing bento the same way a surgeon gets ready to operate. The cleanliness, meticulous attention to detail and pride they take in their work is inspiring. Plus the food looks DELICIOUS!!
The Japanese always have this level of cleanliness even for other products as well. I once went to a supplier's factory for hair products and all visitors and employees had to suit up and even walk through a decontamination chamber just like the one in this video
Right i was so surprise that they are more asceptic than the nurses at where i work at .
@@maeudaou7347 compared to what they offer they are cheap, thats way europe and usa having difficulty to compete. if u like value for the buck then go to china product where dicktator rules and no safety regards
I admire the process but so much wasted...
@@maeudaou7347 On the other hand, Japan has some of the best national recycling programs for all kinds of products, including plastic and electronic waste, in the world. You can check out videos about recycling in Japan. Yes, they excessively use plastic wraps due to extremely high standards for presentation of products and food items. But they also have amazing recycling programs. Overall, Japan is way greener than most North American and European countries. Not to mention how amazing they are at conserving water.
those "mass produced" things are more handmade than my homecooked food lmao
True 😂
@@vaxev look good too
As someone who is involved in food safety...this video is BEAUTIFUL
Yes!!!!!
Just a reminder that these are “mass produced”
Yet each and every bento is so high quality.
problably even better quality than a lot of home-cooked food
@@starstenaal527 I've had them, yes they are. I've always look forward to train bentos while traveling in Japan.
hey... it's japan... everything there is high quality...
@@PrograError Quality of life? oh...
The dark side is that all the bentos which were not sold will be thrown in the trash
This bento factory is even more clean than most hospital…
yattekudasai !!
sadly, yes...
@@shaheer_04 shut up respect japan languange is not for funny
hospitals are not clean at all :D
@@xiagm-kemasmfadlic150 ?????????? lmao
It's so thoughtful! They don't just prepare the meals - they care deeply about people who'll be eating this bento later on. Thank you, Paolo, for showing this to the entire world. Some countries require such an example soooo badly ;) I really hope the "Made in Japan" series will continue!
Japan is literally the definition of cleanliness when it comes to their food
Every service they offer is cleanliness not just their food.
Or just cleanliness in general. Even gas station bathrooms are squeaky clean.
Apart from perhaps a saleryman office space at times, it seem like every Japanese service is serious about cleanliness.
Meanwhile, in China 😳
@@dereksbooks meanwhile, in the United States...
This is how every food factory and restaurant must be, not only the flavor matters also the way you prepare food to a cleanest way possible
Yesssssss Queeen! Preach!
it's like catering with repeat order, if they do like restaurant it will make they lose their customers. mean while restaurant don't care and just sale for one time order.
If they do this way in the restaurant, just be prepared to wait for your food a bit more longer
@@maredes1736lol, simp.
@@ShadowYetSleepy no way, if every factory and restaurants does this the cost and time gonna increase by five fold at least.
Japan is a country that takes pride in EVERYTHING they do. The people put their effort and dedication into it. 👏👏
Big facts they have such a thoughtful and pre meditated thought to everything you can see they really put the betterment of others into daily life
At the expense of their people's mental health.
@@RazorPhoenix7 bruh Americans don’t give a fuck about one other or try to look out for our fellow man and we swallow shotguns barrels like they’re tic tacs I’ll be a little sad and tired to live a nice life
@@jeremyrudder9009 Yes, that is also true
WW2 Change japanese the way they life. its start from the leader itself gives lead and example to make better human quality in that era. They realize " war makes us suffer". And the result is Japanese now
This place is cleaner than a hospital's OP room. That's amazing. I love this about Japan. So hygienic and everyone takes pride in making sure everything is clean. Nobody feels like they're "too good" to clean. This was clearly seen in some of your other episodes like "a day in the life". Amazing.
I love Paolos enthusiasm for absolutely everything, seems like such a nice guy
Has a great voice...
Perfect personality and always cheerful.
Just recently subscribed...
Indeed. Maiko is an incredibly lucky gal!
me sitting here with my ham and cheese sandwich from a tesco meal deal watching this
And yes I got nothing here to eat as well
So try to cook my tuna sandwich recipe or 90 others. I recommend the banana pancakes ;-)
+ crisps +orange juice
I remember getting that deal a lot while on holiday in England.
Could be worse. Could be trying to eat tesco meal deal sushi.
wow definitely gonna try Bento Box in Japan as soonest as this pandemic ends. Hhahhah Japanese are so organized and hygiene thank you Paolo for the video :D
I would wait a few months. tourist traps are gonna be PACKED once the pandemic ends.
@A. Septentrional and you need to go to Japan first, lmao.
i dont mean to brag but i did vaccum my apartment a month ago,so cleanliness/hygiene is pretty top priority for me also,lol
@@azzuri09 do u know how dirty it can get in a month? If you would do it like the Japanese you would even sanitize the butt of pets
wrg, no such thign as orgx or etc
The level of cleanliness reminded me that Japanese schoolchildren help clean their own classrooms every day. Fantastic!
This is why food made in Japan have higher quality compared to other ready made lunch boxes around the world
this channel only show the good side of things for the sake of content creation
@@GamingDualities FUCK of
@@cybermechid9181 every story has 2 sides to it
Hello
@@RumduolAngkor 👋
I just LOVE Japan and the people! I’ve visited several times and Japan is like no other Asian country. They are so clean and meticulous about everything - they highly endorse customer service unlike here in the States. You’d be hard pressed to find a rude server in Japan. The sanitation requirements for that company is awesome, everything is so immaculate when it comes to cleanliness. That Japanese way of doing business is second to none- they really take pride in their work and taking care of the public. So impressive.
Would love to visit someday soon, if not stay there for a while and see it in person. How were you able to visit soo many times with there high flight prices, or is it just cheaper from the States? I'm in the UK, so sadly the prices for a return flight I think usually go well over £600 to more regularly £700 for a return connecting flight. :(
Yes I personally haven't been to Japan but I have a friend who lives there. I can tell Japanese people is very well mannered and sanitized well. I love the customs and traditions but what I think is best is that Japan has a very smart way of doing things. The technology is one of the best things I love in Japan.
We really need to get these in the United States, especially the kid's ones that have the vegetables and fruits that are cut to look like cartoon characters. A product like that would sell like crazy here because there is a HUGE need to get more kids to like vegetables.
Logistics would be much harder in America
@@BillFye Amazon has entered the chat...
@@jlin1519 Oh god please no
Lunchables.
@@MetalS0ldier How would the government have anything to do with it? It's not like you'd have to pass a law to make it legal to sell bentos or something.
If I ever get to go to Japan, I will need Paolo to give me a tour. He knows his stuff, it’s impressive!
Despite the amount of food they have to produce, you still see how workers handle food with so much care! So respectful with the food, no one sped up to make more food. Quality over quantity 👌
Train Bentos are some of the best thing you'll eat in Japan. Everyone look forwards to traveling on trains and this is one of the reasons.
In some countries even hospitals don't follow such strict protocols!
that why people commit suicide everyday in Japan
@@ducminh7568 false information, mortality from suicide is going down in Japan. Nobody ever mentions the suicide rate of Russians, Ukrainian or even the Finnish.
@@_96marta Yeah because nobody cares about those shit holes.
@@experience_point6233 nice to see an upstanding member of society
@@experience_point6233 thats also including you.
Wow, that bento factory looked more like a bio lab. I love their dedication and commitment to maintain high quality.
Sadly in merica we dont do it this thorough it would be cool if we did I had one that was made in america and got food poisoning but not when I was in japan I had one there didn't get sick at all.
@@lights_utopia1130 aside of two occasions being a too low sample size, you are probably right.
@@lights_utopia1130 i mean... asking people to wear mask is made a political issue. you don't really see it in other countries, therefore much less rules following. only in places with a higher number of people conforming really stands a chance in doing something like this to a high degree of accuracy and cleanliness.
in short, the culture of the society is the main allowance for this kind of cleanliness.
@@lights_utopia1130 you never visited high end food factory huh?
FDA is harsh in USA
This is probably why I bought a Japanese car that was actually assembled in Japan. Their attention to detail and quality and pride is second to none. Incredible 👏🏾
How is the car so far
@@xdidixx absolutely amazing. It’s a Mazda. It’s almost 7 years old now and still looks and runs like the day I bought it. No rattles or squeaks. Solid car.
Go make your own whitey
@@stefanossmitty3318 Is it still running good?
@@nlberglov8458 yep! Going on 9 years and still runs like the day I bought it. No mechanical problems and still nothing creaks or rattles.
The amount of trust I'm putting in this company 😌100%
I find it truly amazing how you are able to produce so high quality videos. The editing, what you decide to cover, and not to mention the music! everything is so perfect! In my eyes you beat 95% of the big studios with A LOT more budget. Your channel is an amazing husband and wife duo. Keep up the great work!
I am sure anyone who has ever found a hair in their food greatly appreciates the amazing cleanliness of this factory. Side note: this video is "documentary on television" level quality. Top notch video, audio, and editing...Paulo, you are amazing!
Lets not forget about Maiko now, she also puts in some work behind the scenes
JAPAN is an absolute cleanliness quality
Paolo*
I loved how in spite of them being busy they took time out and explained what they were doing
You can see how much pride they have in their jobs
The pride Japanese have for everything they do!... We all need this👌💜
One of the things that I appreciate in each of these videos is each persons pride in their work. It doesn’t matter the task- everyone treats their contribution with pride and respect.
love seeing this comment 🤗
I guess they also have to do it, especially if the camera is running.
@@sandracarli1110 nope, they are for real. JAPAN is a country of pride
@@amarbinay6654 Maybe some Japanese can confirm it.
@@sandracarli1110 people of Japan are very skilled and determined in their work that why they are prideful
after covid settles down a little bit i can't wait to go to japan and try their bento boxes im obsessed w katsu and onigiri😋😋
Onigiri is great, man
Tonkatsu is life 😍😍😍
Mentaiko (spicy cod roe) onigiri is absolutely awesome!! My favourite. It was my breakfast snack everyday when i lived there.
@Tee 4K is japan border is already open ?
@@laurentialaura they only closed it to china and india.
Wow, Japan is really famous for cleanliness, discipline and very organized and those workers they don't look stress out. Thank you for this.
My daughter and I each had a few of these while traveling in Japan. Part of what made our trip so amazing, is that neither of us every got sick. These boxes were fresh and beautiful, as well as delicious! Such commitment from workers to keep things clean and the best they can be! Aloha!
This is what I love about Japan, preparing food is like an art for them.
This is now my 2nd favorite after a day in the life series
Same. I am excited for what's to come with this series.
Same same!!!
what is your favourite one
@@angzk read again what she said but slowly
@@chiizuu752 you didn’t answer his question you condescending piece of shit
I'm so surprised with how freshly made everything is! This video definitely made me think about how fresh the food items are that are served at train stations or the airport when you're not in Japan. Even if they don't produce in masses like we may be used to (even though 8 - 10k is a lot), knowing everything is fresh and made well is incredible!
The level of cleanliness! Wow...
Japan Train Bento: Do you trust me?
Me: With my life!!!
I always had the impression that the Japanese do everthing to the best of their ability,and that's close to perfection,even if it's the simplest thing.Gotta respect that
Japan, where courtesy and honesty is not seen as weakness. Lovely place.
Where does it is?
@@UN1VERS3S Murica
"So what do you do for a living?"
"I am a professional bento eater"
wrgg
Wow, You get paid for eating bento...That's nice
Those who took Japanese trains in the 1970s~early 1990s, remember the time of buying train bentos from the train window, and receiving them from bento sellers at the train station platform. Basically old style ekiben.
The logic of Japanese factories:
1. Everything has its very own process;
2. Attention to details in every single process;
3. Then, you will get the whole picture.
It never ceases to amaze me the amount of time and attention that Japanese take into making sure that their food is amazing and tastes good.
I had these Japanese Train Bento Boxes!!!
Had a really hard time picking one for the train ride because everything looked so delicious. Not only do they look great, the taste was awesome as well! My mom and I ended up picking 3 to try out xD
So cool!!
So nice, so clean, so healthy, I love it, so awesome, wish it can be done here in Philippines.
Are they only sold for train rides? I do realize “train” is in the title. I’m new here. 😉
@@jow.2450 I have seen on other Videos they also sells them at the Railways Stations.
@@jow.2450 No, they are not only sold for train rides. You can buy these at a lot of major train stations. However, as they are intented to be eaten on the train, you'll mainly find them in train stations that have a platform for their bullet trains (Shinkansen). Otherwise, it's not as if these bentos are sold in areas only accessed by bullet train riders, anyone can go any time to buy a bento.
you kind of turned into a legit filmmaker. this is like netflix documentary production level
Totally agree. Now I need to find an open restaurant to get myself a Bento box.
@@R3VR1N get one in your local walmart free plastic and synthetic taste lol
I love how the Japanese are so meticulous in everything they do and it shows.
I'm Korean, but people who have been to Japan say that lunch boxes sold at convenience stores are delicious.Looking at this, I understand why Japanese lunch boxes are delicious.
Wow. Japanese quality never ceases to amaze me.
I like how the machines are there only to help to standardise and free time for the workers to do other parts of the recipe. It cooks some of the basic ingredients in bulk (like rice), allowing them to focus on parts of the food prep that benefit from an actual human's touch, then back to the machine it goes for it to be as cleanly wrapped as possible. The best from both words.
European here. This is far beyond anything we have here. I'm constantly impressed by Japan!
I can't imagine how hard programed those machines are to be so precise.
*This series is proof you can create content in Japan without having to travel during the state of emergency in the middle of a pandemic.*
Thanks for being creative and responsible.
no shit sherlock! most youtubers is doing the same thing ...LOL
@@Zan____ famous youtubers tend to not follow the rules so it’s pretty refreshing to see
@@Zan____ You can watch the videos of 95% of foreign and a couple Japanese RUclipsrs who have been posting only 'travel in Japan' vlogs since the pandemic started.
Suddenly i miss eating ekiben inside shinkansen!
Maen maen ke Jepang lagi bang 😁
Hello
Bikin bento sendiri, minta disupirin, makan bentonya pas mobil udah jalan 😀
I miss going outside
Halal ka?
Paolo is one of the best youtubers out there and a truly great inspiration, His production quality has increased drastically. I love the channel and keep it up
Man, it's my dream to be able to create a company as good as this. Great system, great employee, great products. Everything just perfect. 👌
Thank you for another educational content! As a fan of ekiben, this made me so excited and happy! 🙏🏼
Yes, 駅弁 are great. They’re just so visually appealing, and ordering one perfectly compliments the fun and excitement of taking the train to go travel somewhere. My own emotion watching this video was more complicated though. Happy... but I felt a bit sad at the same time, since that time when I used to travel around Japan, carefree, on the trains seems like anther lifetime. I miss that feeling...
this channel only show the good side of things for the sake of content creation
@@GamingDualities Probably true. But at the same time, I think Paolo is just a really positive dude.
@@GamingDualities FUCK off
@@amarbinay6654 love you too
I love how jobs that are often looked down upon in "The West" and are mainly done by immigrants are done with pride and respect in Japan and is considered a proper job like any other.
A-M-E-N!!!
Lies perpetrated to enable globalism and mass immigration to enhance political tax revenue.
Well, the population of Japan consists of 98% Japanese people so no big surprise here. Why shouldn't immigrants do their job with pride as well? It's not all gold that glitters and of course they have to show pride and huge respect for their work especially while being taped. It's a whole different story once you had a Japanese employer yourself.
@@Endoplasmastischer No of course. Its just cool to see how professional and dedicated this stuff is made by professionals. Im from The Netherlands and with that work ethic, these guys wouldnt be making bento boxes, lets put it like that.
@A. Septentrional "Don't have enough immigrants" No country "needs" immigrants unless it's an unsettled barren land. Japan is neither of those.
I love waking up on a Saturday morning, brewing my coffee, then watching these videos before I start my Saturday. I can't wait to go back to Japan. Tokyo is by far my favorite city that I ever visited.
I know that this work is super boring but if it’s worth anything I would like to thank these people for the care and the effort with clean practices they put into each and every one of these bentos. I can’t even begin to count the time when the bento box was actually the highlight of the day of the trip when walking around had been tiring or when I had just finished a tough school term. I don’t know how far Japanese elite gourmet goes but to me Japanese bento boxes are the most moving. They’re not too expensive and yet taste good when cold and are just right for the stomach after a hard days travel. Some people might feel like they work in a machine but I would like them to know I’m so grateful for the bento boxes.
I'm impressed that Paolo can get access to so many businesses. He must have a good network.
Yeah, how do you do that?
The price are also expensive, but when I see this process, I think It’s worth it cuz they do so many effort to reach a good quality product.
How much is it?
@@shantanuthak Most are at least 1000 Yen.
@@lalilulelo Well, it's a low volume product for a relatively low volume train. Shinkansen in itself is expensive, and people don't usually take it unless they are actually traveling for somewhere far or for holiday. They gotta make the profit from somewhere.
Paolo. I absolutely love this series. Gives us viewers the unseen side of Japan when it comes to real life jobs or how Japanese products are made. Also giving smaller businesses some shine and shows us and others how important they are for the community and society. Keep this series going strong. Any videos you make they are beautifully shot, edited and narrated. Thank you.
This cleanliness is so satisfying, is like heaven. ありがと to Japanese culture.
love the series and this was terrific . so much respect for the level hygiene and constant equipment checks
Love your videos. Great job! 👏🏼
Would love to see:
1. Shinkansen factory
2. Pachinko behind scenes
3. Sake brewery/distillery
4. Suntory whiskey factory
5. Earthquake proof building being built
6. Japanese camera lens factory
I swear Japan is the unique country to have such excelent protocols. Impossible to find this somewhere else
I’m in love with so many things about Japan, the architecture, the foods, the language, the culture, the cleanliness, their anime etc. I really want to go there one day. It’s definitely on the top of my bucket list.
People there work hard to make things great! Their customer service is top notch. I try to emulate it in North America. You will enjoy visiting Japan. :)
@@vickymel2886 I'm guessing that English isn't Paolo's first language because he doesn't answer my comments
Yeah japan is awesome like disney world as long as you dont live there. Then its sad, lonely, poor and depressing and barely having a private life. Also you barely see any children anymore
@@AbuHajarAlBugatti 中途半端な知識しかないくせに日本について適当なこと書かないで。日本は娯楽も食生活も充実しておりほとんどの日本人は「日本に生まれてよかった😍ラッキー！」と、日々幸福を感じています。
@@AbuHajarAlBugatti At least Japan has a lower crime rate than. no racial conflict, low gap between the rich and the poor, and hygiene.
This is Japanese productivity and automation at its best. Food making is always the hardest, especially when you need to make consistent quality and quantity with machine while maintaining taste.
いつも日本の良さを発信してくれてありがとうございますー
Lost for words love the clean smooth operation. The healthy bento boxes & the way the workers are all covered up head to toe amazing
Absolute efficiency and cleanliness, from the people working as a team, each focusing on different tasks, the machinery and floors being kept constantly clean, and even to the visual design of the food packaging, this was a real joy to watch, and reminds me why I admire Japanese workers so much (besides some cultural differences of course).
I’ve been in Japan for 3 years. I worked as a production worker in food industry like ready to eat foods than can buy in any konbini. Japan is always amazing
I'm always so impressed with Japanese factories. They're so meticulous, from their cleanliness and inspections, down to how the product looks and tastes. That's workplace pride.
Japan: quality over quantity
USA: quantity over quality
USA: price and artificial ingredients over quality
Japan: quality AND quantity
@@mangosocks7710 exactly
@pouting emoji ohh.? Why?
@pouting emoji they didn't hit or attack whole japan with their nuclear bombs and btw it is not at all related to this discussion of food
Well done, I’m blown away by their integrity and craft in it all.
We don't see Paolo's face for most of the videos but it's obvious that he's smiling the while time. You can just hear it, I swear it makes me want to stick around for more. Love it!
Several years ago on my honeymoon we got a Bento from a train station taking the Shinkasen from Tokyo to Osaka, and it was mind blowingly good. So yes, it does taste as good as it looks
I remember on my first trip to Japan as a kid to visit relatives in the early 70's, we went on several train trips and bought bento boxes. I LOVED those lunches and even as a small kid, really appreciated the goodness. :)
I don’t know what is it about Japanese food but to me everything looks so tasty
I’ve always loved your videos, Paolo! 💕 ingat lage
Glad you like them!
Pinoy si paolo? Shet hehe
@@melquiadespulumbaritii7361 yup but he grew up in the states 🙂
@@MisisH my indonesian brain confused for a moment, haha. Always adore Philippines for how related our physical figures and semi-understandable of each other languages. Ingat lagi means "think again" in my case, lol.
@@Durio_zibethinus Cool! It means “always take care” in Tagalog!
Next level cleanliness and food checks :o
Search about train food in india!!!!🤣🤣 thats the next level service!!🤣😅
@@upanshuchilveri2440 price difference also plays a major factor..look at indian flight food service... It's pretty top notch
Japanese railways are more expensive than flights in India.
India is a fucking shit in hygiene
@@aditya_gupta not so expensive for Japanese people
@@aditya_gupta Yes it is expensive compared to our economy......japanese economy is different.....do you know how many travel by train in japan.....no one will if it was expensive...dont get offended btw...
So this is the first time I dropped my comment on RUclips. I’m working in the catering field so this video extremely helpful for me. Thank you again 😍
One of my dream is visiting Japan. Enjoy their culture and eating delicious food especially those bento boxes!
Bento boxes don't taste that good really... They are good but not delicious level good... If you want to truly experience their culture I would recommend trying home made food if you know any acquaintance in japan.
@@thsuperelite oh really 🤣🤣
@@thsuperelite True
Love how much dedication goes into every aspect of the food prep to ensure the customers get the best experience. And I can confirm that they do taste delicious.
I love this series.
It's seriously so well made and we learn so much and it's always a pleasure to see workers speak about their work
My tummy never goes bad when I'm in Japan... not once EVER! and I guess this is why... WOW!
Love that they’re all really proud of what they’re doing. That’s probably one of the main reasons Japan’s products are really well made. Thanks for these videos! Hope to visit Japan again after the pandemic. 💖
I live in the US. Just the sanitary process alone makes me wish we operated like this in the United States. Great Video.
Japanese be taking care of each ingredient like a child and the food taste like heaven meanwhile my own cooking taste like it only saw its dad on weekends
they do leave tons of rubbish behind tho
the daddy one is oddly specific 🧐🤣
That’s not bad at least it isn’t once very year
The secret to good food is MSG + sea salt
At least it saw its dad lol
This is why Japan is one of my favourite countries.
When I went to Japan I remember going into a 7-11 and the rice and curry meal that was prepped and for sale in the fridge area of the store looked perfect like on a menu. Of course in US this is almost never the case. The pride the Japanese show in their work is second to none.
Last time I went to Japan, most of the food I ate was from convenience stores because it was luxurious, cheap, and convenient. The pork katsu sandwiches are insanely good. All the prepared food is amazing.
I lived in Japan for 10 years and ate bento and onigiri regularly. I always wondered how they were made. This video was awesome, thank you!
i love how everything is made so clean whereas at my country you'll see barbeque stands, fried food stalls and rice combo meal stalls on the side of the road powdered with road dust then flavored with vehicle smoke and for final touches, the vendors are either coughing coz of the smokes and wearing any masks and gloves xD
hey... at least the food taste a little "better" right? that extra black pepper....
India?
gives you the chance to develop antibodies, I guess?
"it gives that smokey flavor" lmao 😂
@@theotakufriend4604 its my beloved country, Philippines my guy. funny how i still eat from food stalls/carts though. but only from the countryside and not when im at the city xD
It's soooo cool, Paolo. I like watching how the Japanese workers prepare the bento boxes. It's really comforting to know that everything is safe and sanitary. Keep up the good job, Paolo! :) :) :)
American adults: "Stop picking the crusts off your sandwiches."
Japanese adults: "We made a machine that cuts the crusts off!"
Lol
I'd rather teach my kids not to waste food and eat their crusts.
@@trekadouble757 that's what I was thinking too ..
In Spain you can buy sandwiches without crust.
@@trekadouble757 the crust is typically sold to farmers as food for animals