The process of making Onigawara is a clay art. The craftman uses nothing other than his fingers and a pallet. He works by hand this way all day long, paying careful attention to each step. Even if he works all day long, it takes 3 full days to make one of this size.
This is 'purple puffer fish.' It is found in the neighboring waters in Hagi in Yamaguchi. Purple puffer had been mostly used for processed foods. However, when they tried it as sashimi, it tasted as just as good as tiger puffer.
Keyword: fugu, purple puffer fish, sashimi, Hgai, Yamaguchi
Now 70 % of fishermen in Japan use plastic octopus pots. Almost all the plastic octopus pots are made by one company. The durability is not the only reason behind its popularity. It's the special shapes they offer.
Keyword: octopus, pot fishery
This Inari Sushi is highly rated and loved by the local residents. The perfect balance between the sweet fried tofu and rice is very appetizing. Unlike regular Inari Sushi, its long shape is distinctive. Its recipe has been passed down over 200 years.
Keyword: Inari Sushi, cooking
After three hours fishing they return and immediately begin boiling the fish since absolute freshness is of the highest important for whitebait. They're cooked in a minute.
Keyword: boil, whitebait, fresh, process, fish, process
Every scenes of this picture book is made of sweets. Such as the colorful castle, the merry-go-round, and even the large Ferris wheel - everything is made of cookies, cakes, chocolates and other sweet treats. It took 7,000 sweets to put together this one book.
Keyword: picture book, children, s...
Here in Otofuke Town in Hokkaido, people take advantage of the wide-open area to conduct large-scale agriculture. His tractor and combine have certain modifications to manage a sprawling 99 hectares of farmland.
Keyword: Hokkaido, sugar cane, tractor, farmer, farmland, agriculture
Aerial view over high buildings and highways in central city.
Keyword: aerial, view, skyscraper, building, city
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