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[@diveintojapan]

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[@nsyzns]

about to summon every celebrity out there

[@marcelobarros9807]

We have a really similar and popular dish here in Curitiba in Brazil, it's called "carne de onça" (jaguar meat but it's made of ox meat) raw and seasoned too

[@alexwanggg]

Well, I understand that some countries aren't very fond of eating raw meat (including my nation), but the way he ate yukke looks so delish, I actually drooled irl... 😂😂

[@silkhenge]

I love your English. It has so much character and personality as opposed to other food channels

[@SunbathinginAntarctica]

Yes. Avril Lavigne is the person to help if things get too complicated

[@manjitahzan9577]

Even with limited knowledge in English, he made me laugh and I understand that just fine.😂

[@Baka-Bruh]

I live in france and it's a speciality here :) it's called "Tartare"!

[@blissfulife]

I was waiting for that Emma Watson part 😂😂

[@crowbard]

He's an international treasure.

[@yellowbird9611]

Only in japan can you buy tartare from a convenience store & know you won't get food poisoning. As an American I'm so jealous of the quality of food that's in japan, it's insane.

[@nuclearcracker]

“Smell. Go to heaven.”

[@kotarofuuma5608]

"Smell, Go to heaven"

[@DamonHiggs]

If you got this from a 7/11 near me, you would indeed go to heaven 💀

[@water.lilies__.]

"Smell."

[@probsgonnachangethis]

I actually love this guy, he is trying soo hard to explain little things that just make sense in his culture to the rest of the world, and idk if he can or will read this (hate the algorithm) but I just think he needs more appreciation for his work

[@sickanimeart428]

"Do you have this in your country?"

[@jessica_schrecklich]

Oh yeah, in Germany it's "Mett" and it's very loved, especially on a bun with raw onions.^^

[@_M_K_A_00]

' Donno donno ! ' 😂

[@stanloona9737]

In Poland we have it too, it’s named „tatar” it’s not sold in stores but fancy restaurants. Most of the time served with raw egg yolk too