@@2pingu937 lol he is not, all people working in different fields/jobs serve it's the purpose of balancing life. He will reap his hard work and soon when he is old someone will replace him so it's not always stagnant, people's life can improve if you are persistent, hardworking, and have a dream.
@@2pingu937 he is not a slave, he loves what he's doing. Everybody needs to do something to keep society going. If you keep thinking about the upper class you will never be happy. Life is short.
I loved his story despite the visible fatigue on his face, he was always happy and helpful with customers. My respect and admiration for this warrior. How cool to see this client make the place he often goes with his wife a beautiful memory of their wedding. Happiness and blessings in this couple's life. Thank you for sharing this beautiful video. Much love from Brazil to you. 💜💋💙
Do you know how to get the translation a bit easier to read. It blended into the video in dark grey, and the font was small. Any way to fix that? Makes it easie to runderstand.
What he doesn't tell anyone is that he travels too that one place from about 300 miles away and will stay right there cooking night and day until the 14th day when he can maybe afford to move into a Hostel or if I remember the house apartment that he already leases! I used to do the same thing with him and his family that have restaurants on both sides of his. I miss my peeps in Asia so much!
@@Thirdfish I’ve seen these food stalls all over the place in Kyushu, and never realized just how much work and prep goes into them. I would need a vacation just after the daily set up routine! And he still can click into chef mode after that. Honorable.
Wish we had this in Canada where strangers can sit down together to talk , laugh and have a good time while eating restaurant food outside. I think everybody needs something like this in a world we live in now.
It's actually my dream to open a Yatai in Canada. I have everything planned out and even some funds available, but unfortunately no matter where you look, the restrictions and costs are just outrageous. The big cities make it so unaffordable and limit the time/places you can set up and the small towns are so out of touch that they see street vendors as a "lower class" of work and want nothing to do with them. Really unfortunate situation for us sadly
@@Catbus-Driver Don't give up, just need to find the right place. Big cities are ghost towns after 5pm as everyone rushes to get home, but smaller ones with less variety and night life could be a bigt hit.
It's strange that Japan seems to be a civilized country. There are no basic rules of cleanliness and hygiene. He stands all day, where is the toilet? Where do I wash my hands? How many food problems are there?
Great to see someone who loves what they do for work. Great video of people being friendly and quiet and having fun.! A lot of societies and people could learn from this.
He does such valuable work. This kind of culture is often the first to suffer in hard times, financial or otherwise, and it is hard if not impossible to bring back if it slips away. Thus chef here, sacrificing even his good health with such hard work, is a national cultural treasure.
It's strange that Japan seems to be a civilized country. There are no basic rules of cleanliness and hygiene. He stands all day, where is the toilet? Where do I wash my hands? How many food problems are there?
@@nnnnnn3647 This video is cut to pieces, there is plenty we dont see. I highly doubt hes just rubbing all over that dog and then going and grabbing food. lol And even If he is indeed unsanitary, that is not reflective of japan as a whole. No one would assume America is not civilized based on how unsanitary some guy in New York running a hot dog stand is.
@@NousagiCaptain The problem is that all of Asia is like this. Another concept of hygiene and cleanliness. This surprised me in Japan because I thought there were different standards.
Great video. The man is a hardcore old school breadwinner. I enjoy these kinds of videos featuring hardworking people with passion. The mood and atmosphere of this small yatai is better than most of the big expensive restaurants. The regular locals seem to be nice people too.
Thanks so much and glad to hear you enjoyed the video! If you like these type of stories on hardworking people, I bet you would also enjoy our other Yatai food stall videos: th-cam.com/play/PLlMHo2E1ine7svulqPYZKU9tpTB3S0xbF.html
I love the genuine feel through out this whole video! He works so hard but at the end he sees the satisfaction thru his customers. If you worked in the kitchen and you get complimented. Its really one of the best feelings ever.
Places like this are so comfy, open air with the city all around you, strangers becoming friends the moment they sit and eat. I wish this guy all the success.
I think what touches me the most about Japan is just the incredible attention to detail and care that seems to go into everything. Even setting up the Yatai - it looks beautiful and cosy. Every aspect of the food is carefully thought out, cooked, and plated. Everybody seems so warm and happy. I'd love to visit one day.
The fact that it’s next to the road, cars driving by, close proximity of others and filled with laughter is amazing. Plus the delicious food, man this must be an experience. I have to try Japans street food.
This makes me want to go to Japan even more than I did before! Seeing people put love into making and enjoying their food is so comforting and beautiful. I'm loving this channel.
Oh my goodness I never thought I’d see this amazing man & his stall again…..such delicious food & when I said I was from Australia the smile got even bigger. I’ll be back again as soon as I can & thank you for the amazing effort you put into your food stall & making this tourist feel very welcome 🙏🏻
@@Japanesefoodcraftsman yes I did & I was amazed not only by the array of delicious food made there but by the beautiful friendliness too. I definitely will be back 😋🥰
@@DespaceMan you’ll love it….it was the most amazing place & even though my Japanese is barely passable I was made to feel extremely welcome. Hope you do :)
What a beautiful perspective of making food. The people gather around and have fun with the man who makes their food, such a warm place to have some time to relax and have fun with your belly full. A treasuring experience to have.
Such a blessing to see you help.the married couple. I must say the way you put up your business is very genius. It seems very welcoming and cozy atmosphere. Many years of success for .
It's so good to see people being happy with what they do and seeing others enjoying it. I was surprised with the couple having the photoshoot there. Seeing that this humble place has a meaning for them gives a new perspective about Japanese culture, and just in general seeing people having a good time in his yatai.
I have a smile on my face the whole time I watch these videos. It’s wonderful to see someone who loves their work! The food looks delicious, and watching everyone enjoying the food and each other’s company is heartwarming
Without a doubt, the greatest blessing of learning and teaching the Japanese language has been to be able to go to places like this and have small and simple conversations with these delightful people.
what a hard working and humble guy, you can see how much his customers appreciate him and see him more as a friend than a businessman like the guy who got married mentioned
Every person in Japan has the mindset of if you are going to do something, do it right. It's really amazing to see the dedication each person puts into their craft.
He seems so happy with his work. He really enjoy cooking and treat the customers so well. Very happy and decent young man. So nice seeing people working like this full of joy and happiness.
my experiences wiht food stalls/carts like this has been very positive. Good servings, reasonable prices,the bustling atmosphere and the tasty food My parents has taken me and my brother out to fancy restaurants on birthdays but both of us have always like these carts/stalls more
This style of dining/cooking looks amazing! I wish we had more stuff like this in the states. Just a small shack, roadside with food/drinks and people all laughing and having fun. I really like the different ways he uses what I am assuming is his Chicken scrap stock to cook with! Using to flavor ramen, to boil pork tendon, and even reducing as a sauce for noodles! Smart chef :)
@@ShawnWitty The area I live in has strict regulations about food trucks and outdoor setups like that. We don't even see food trucks this side of the state. Even in the larger city here. I've also done time in food service. And am trying to get out of it for a reason. That's why.
With such a sophisticated buildings in the background, this humble Yatai (and the other ones too) makes the streets so lively. I am so glad to see that Japan also has the street food and eat out culture, which is a very common phenomenon in India. This Chef makes more friends than customers, he is hard-working and dedicated :) Most importantly the genuine laughs in the background tell a great story. The food he offers is freshly made, hot and yummy. In spite of the lockdown challenges, this man survived and continued to keep up the business. Truly a warrior. He is fatigued everyday with all the hard work, yet I am sure he has a great story to say to his people back there in Japan. And he should lead a happy, fulfilled life by serving people the single most important need, the food. May all your efforts yield the greatest outcomes brother :) Have a wonderful time. You are an inspiration.
I can't describe how wide my smile was while watching this ☺ Nothing but pure warmth and joy. Such a beautiful place with beautiful people. God bless you all ❤
The best concert in the world consists of the unison of joyful laughter of a thousand people. And it appears that you are the orchestrator for this place. May this haven thrive, may your work never be in harm's way, and may the orchestra continue. Thanks man. You are doing God's work.
There's something magical about these little pop up food stands (Japan and Korea) there's such a human touch and proximity to the chef it's way more personal. Love it!
Stoner Panda I’ve been to more formally looking places that actually ended up getting a bunch of people including myself a terrible bout of stomach sickness and diarrhea 😂 I think if it was that bad at the yatai the locals would stop going there by then. Honestly the intimacy and human connection I’d take the risk even if it did get me sick afterwards.
@@StonerPanda-420 if the locals are eating at a place like that it’s absolutely 💯 percent good as if it turns out be bad the person has to face the locals everyday. In case you travel to any country in Asia you are better off eating at this kinds of place just make sure it’s quite busy. This was a simple but very well observation by Anthony Bourdain. This guys mostly use fresh things and the grocery for the shop is done on a daily basis to reduce waste and reduce loss.
The food looks delicious! The love he has for his work really shows. This looks like such an intimate way to share food. I would love to eat here one day
just remember yatai are a specialised feature of fukuoka and are not found everywhere in japan, when i moved to osaka to live i was DEVASTATED that it didnt have the yatai culture of fukuoka
It's strange that Japan seems to be a civilized country. There are no basic rules of cleanliness and hygiene. He stands all day, where is the toilet? Where do I wash my hands? How many food problems are there?
The heartwarming thing about this video is seeing people reunited and laughing while talking and eating good food in great company. This is what we need in the US and many other countries as well where there is lack of communication. God Bless this guy and his friends and customers.
This young man is amazing and very inspiring! He deserves to be very successful. Thank you for sharing his story with us! Much love from Phoenix, Arizona US. ❤
thank you for having english subtitles.. videos like these wants me to go visit japan for the food.. and the people looks so very respectful too.. watching from the philippines ❤️🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
just stumbled upon this video and I gotta say love the way you edited this. It's not your typical video covering some one in the industry. The way you use the different cuts through filming it is greats its feel different hard to explain but really good. I really enjoyed! Food looks great i can smell the grilling through the screen and the owner seems super nice and passionate about this craft especially with the regulars!
Mad respect for someone who does everything by themselves. You can't get burnt out if you love what you do. The day this man no longer has the passion, is the day this man will retire, but it's on his term!
I lived in Japan for almost 9 years. The food is amazing there. AND it's reasonably priced. I never feel like I am ripped off in Japan. Here in the UK, the restaurant food is of poor quality and it is really expensive for what it is, I always feel ripped off. I have to say. Japan has a very high standard and I love it. The UK has a low standard compared to Japan. Not just about food, but everything in Japan works well and the people take pride in whatever it is they do for money. It is an amazing place. I love Japan.
Working on a foodtruck with many customers,feeling the vibe , i love this video! The best times of my life! Lots of hard work,but worth it. Serving pulled pork and chicken in different ways,with salads and the best fries here in Stockholm Sweden was a great experiense. Maybe another run?🤗 we will see... Greetings from Sweden🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪
It's soulful to see people so hard-working and determined in life.
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Being from America, we have lost this sense of community entirely. This was very pleasant, to see people spending time together in an urban setting with no crime or violence of any kind taking place.
The Japanese are the majority here. In America, "diversity" is cherished more than commonality. Unbalanced numbers through forced diversity creates chaos and disorder...
Good infrastructure and walkable cities make this possible. America has been destroyed by highways on top of highways. I had this Yatai experience in European countries as well, especially those that don't rely on cars to get everywhere.
Crime doesn't pay. Most crime is committed by people who cannot pay. That means tickets, fines, Civil Asset Forfeiture (violates 4th, 5th, and 14th amendments yet...). Also, police have no duty to police. All ending in a spiral.
I love what you all do. These videos expose a unique and beautiful part of the universe to people like me who haven't had these experiences. The community places like these foster is so life-giving.
After watching this video makes me want to fly to Japan just to eat at this place. All that food looks delicious,plus it looks like a really friendly atmosphere.
I don't know about that chicken on the bone but everything else looked delicious and he seems like such a heartwarming guy to be around. His customers were laughing a lot so must be a fun place to be wish him all the best.
God bless this hardworking young man.He always has a smile on his face and carries a positive attitude with him.The best part is that he loves what he does.
Fukuoka is a hidden gem of Japan, and your travel video beautifully showcases its charm! 🗾🌸 From the vibrant street scenes to the tranquil temples, I felt like I was right there exploring alongside you. Thanks for sharing the sights, sounds, and flavors of Fukuoka. Can't wait to see more of your adventures in this enchanting city! 🚶♂🍜
Wow towards the end he says “I’m exhausted” but still is smiling and working hard. 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 the food looks great and all of the people there laughing and enjoying the time was awesome to see. Great great great job keep up the amazing work! Greetings from Las Vegas, NV USA
I really admire and have big respect for Japanese culture ,even acquired some ways of life and aesthetics through it..feeling nostalgic for a bygone era
I’ve been here - it’s in my Fukuoka video - and definitely vouch for this place! KUROchan - good food, good prices, really casual yatai…recommend! Most yatai are also like that but you can’t go wrong with this one and Fukuoka is an underrated part of Japan.
soy un vendedor ambulante como tu en Paraguay y me has inspirado a mejorar muchas cosas y dado ideas de comohacer mejor mi negocio, amo mucho lo que hago e trabajado en oficina 10 años y te digo una cosa prefiero mil veces trabajar en mi negocio por mas de que sea por 12hs al dia es MI TRABAJO mis resultados.
Heartwarming video. Hardworking, passionate and cool guy. Would sit down immediately and try some of the dishes. Congrats to the married couple, wishing them a wonderful life together, I'll guess they will be stopping by and have some more meals there. Best wishes from the Netherlands. Arigato 🙏🏻
I love the great laughter and chatting in the background of the video, everyone their is having a great time, I would love to run a restaurant like this man one day!!
Such a nice humble restaurant owner. The connection between him and his customers is absolutely genuine. You would never see anything remotely close to this in America. Where the restaurant business is so cutthroat and vicious. I wish this guy continued success.
What I love about all of these type of food outlets is the ingenuity that goes into designing them. No space is left unused, although I fear that Healh & Safety laws here in the UK would mean we'll never get to see such stalls in our towns and cities 😢
This was really cool to watch. This seems so much more fulfilling then working a regular job. A lot more work for sure, but man, you can truly tell this guy loves doing this.
The newlywed couple look so cute! Lovely! I wish them a long happy life together. And the restaurant owner is a good hard working man it seems. Takes Pride in his work. Japanese language sounds very pleasant. If God all mighty granted me a second life of this earth I would learn Japanese, travel to Japan, and learn more about these great people.
You can feel the warm conversations and such a safe atmosphere! I would love to live in Japan 🇯🇵,, the culture,people,government,safe,beautiful,and so much more could be said about Japan. Greetings to the chef 🧑🍳 may you bring more people happiness from your cooking! 👋🏼
I hope you can. It's been many years since I spent time in Fukuoka, but I thought it was the most livable city in Asia with a special and friendly vibe, and it looks even better today.
Never been to Japan, never tried any of the food shown in this video, and I don't speak a single word Japanese. But it looks delicious and seems very cozy. The same feeling campfire with friends gives me. I'd like to try it! Pretty sure one day I'll visit Japan and will find a Yatai. Guess I'll be staying there till late in the evening
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I really love that they picked this humble place to have their wedding photos. I think they'll have a warm and loving marriage.
Yeah that's nice and more unique for photo shoot
yes i loved it very based behavior
this was probably where they had their first date.
I was just thinking the same thing. How cute, and special for the happy couple
The couple has good values.... Memories matter more than venue!!
May this hardworking man reap the rewards he rightfully deserves.
Amen!
Same!
The upper class need him to remain that level at all times so they can reap his reward of hard work and good food. He is a slave to the system.
@@2pingu937 lol he is not, all people working in different fields/jobs serve it's the purpose of balancing life. He will reap his hard work and soon when he is old someone will replace him so it's not always stagnant, people's life can improve if you are persistent, hardworking, and have a dream.
@@2pingu937 he is not a slave, he loves what he's doing. Everybody needs to do something to keep society going. If you keep thinking about the upper class you will never be happy. Life is short.
Impossible not to appreciate an incredible guy like this. His work ethic, skills, and genuine warmth as a human being….as good as it gets.
I love that the customers are all laughing and enjoying. Such a wholesome place :>
it truly is!
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the camera is on them that's why.
@@StonerPanda-420get stuffed! And don't judge
Same here, id defo come here to eat .. looks a real cozy outdoor restaurant xx
I loved his story despite the visible fatigue on his face, he was always happy and helpful with customers. My respect and admiration for this warrior. How cool to see this client make the place he often goes with his wife a beautiful memory of their wedding. Happiness and blessings in this couple's life. Thank you for sharing this beautiful video. Much love from Brazil to you. 💜💋💙
Thanks so much for watching and for your kind comment! Love from Japan!
Do you know how to get the translation a bit easier to read. It blended into the video in dark grey, and the font was small. Any way to fix that? Makes it easie to runderstand.
Hopefully he finds some good help
What he doesn't tell anyone is that he travels too that one place from about 300 miles away and will stay right there cooking night and day until the 14th day when he can maybe afford to move into a Hostel or if I remember the house apartment that he already leases! I used to do the same thing with him and his family that have restaurants on both sides of his. I miss my peeps in Asia so much!
I am impressed by the large choice of meal he can executed just by himself ! A such hard worker and so generous man.
He is such a hard worker, i wish him much success.
I know, I'm in awe how hard a guy like this works...
@@Thirdfish I’ve seen these food stalls all over the place in Kyushu, and never realized just how much work and prep goes into them. I would need a vacation just after the daily set up routine! And he still can click into chef mode after that. Honorable.
Wish we had this in Canada where strangers can sit down together to talk , laugh and have a good time while eating restaurant food outside. I think everybody needs something like this in a world we live in now.
It's actually my dream to open a Yatai in Canada. I have everything planned out and even some funds available, but unfortunately no matter where you look, the restrictions and costs are just outrageous. The big cities make it so unaffordable and limit the time/places you can set up and the small towns are so out of touch that they see street vendors as a "lower class" of work and want nothing to do with them. Really unfortunate situation for us sadly
@@Catbus-Driver Don't give up, just need to find the right place. Big cities are ghost towns after 5pm as everyone rushes to get home, but smaller ones with less variety and night life could be a bigt hit.
It's strange that Japan seems to be a civilized country. There are no basic rules of cleanliness and hygiene. He stands all day, where is the toilet? Where do I wash my hands? How many food problems are there?
@@nnnnnn3647 Everyone is responsible for their own hygiene, so go to the toilet and wash your hands before you go ^-^
@@JerryMetal I don't prepare food for hundreds of people.
Great to see someone who loves what they do for work. Great video of people being friendly and quiet and having fun.!
A lot of societies and people could learn from this.
He does such valuable work. This kind of culture is often the first to suffer in hard times, financial or otherwise, and it is hard if not impossible to bring back if it slips away. Thus chef here, sacrificing even his good health with such hard work, is a national cultural treasure.
That is exactly what I thought when I saw this. I felt a bit envious of their cohesive culture.
It's strange that Japan seems to be a civilized country. There are no basic rules of cleanliness and hygiene. He stands all day, where is the toilet? Where do I wash my hands? How many food problems are there?
They suffer for sure under hard times. It is a good thing he did not set up shop On August 25, 2020 in Kenosha.
@@nnnnnn3647 This video is cut to pieces, there is plenty we dont see. I highly doubt hes just rubbing all over that dog and then going and grabbing food. lol And even If he is indeed unsanitary, that is not reflective of japan as a whole. No one would assume America is not civilized based on how unsanitary some guy in New York running a hot dog stand is.
@@NousagiCaptain The problem is that all of Asia is like this. Another concept of hygiene and cleanliness. This surprised me in Japan because I thought there were different standards.
Great video. The man is a hardcore old school breadwinner. I enjoy these kinds of videos featuring hardworking people with passion. The mood and atmosphere of this small yatai is better than most of the big expensive restaurants. The regular locals seem to be nice people too.
Thanks so much and glad to hear you enjoyed the video! If you like these type of stories on hardworking people, I bet you would also enjoy our other Yatai food stall videos: th-cam.com/play/PLlMHo2E1ine7svulqPYZKU9tpTB3S0xbF.html
I LOVE the humbleness and respect towards each other. I personally wish I could eat like this everyday in the states.
I love the genuine feel through out this whole video! He works so hard but at the end he sees the satisfaction thru his customers. If you worked in the kitchen and you get complimented. Its really one of the best feelings ever.
Places like this are so comfy, open air with the city all around you, strangers becoming friends the moment they sit and eat. I wish this guy all the success.
No homeless people, or vagrants roaming the streets, shouting nonsense
I think what touches me the most about Japan is just the incredible attention to detail and care that seems to go into everything. Even setting up the Yatai - it looks beautiful and cosy. Every aspect of the food is carefully thought out, cooked, and plated. Everybody seems so warm and happy. I'd love to visit one day.
The grandma was so cute. really like the pride he put into the food, would love to eat his food.
The fact that it’s next to the road, cars driving by, close proximity of others and filled with laughter is amazing. Plus the delicious food, man this must be an experience. I have to try Japans street food.
All these independent food places, cooking a variety of delicious food, served with love.We all can learn something from them.Thank you for posting.
I love this series. Everyone seems so happy at Yatais and having a good time. The owner is so humble and nice.
Thanks so much for watching and for your kind comment!
This makes me want to go to Japan even more than I did before! Seeing people put love into making and enjoying their food is so comforting and beautiful. I'm loving this channel.
I went and everyone was exactly as warm and friendly as you see here. Make sure you go
Absolutely!!!
This place is so lively, I wish him even more abundance of happiness and success in his life. Thank you for sharing this!
Thanks for watching!!!
Oh my goodness I never thought I’d see this amazing man & his stall again…..such delicious food & when I said I was from Australia the smile got even bigger. I’ll be back again as soon as I can & thank you for the amazing effort you put into your food stall & making this tourist feel very welcome 🙏🏻
So you have visited this place before - that's so great! Hope you will be able to come again someday!
@@Japanesefoodcraftsman yes I did & I was amazed not only by the array of delicious food made there but by the beautiful friendliness too. I definitely will be back 😋🥰
@@kerryh3918 on my to do list also one day 😋😋
@@DespaceMan you’ll love it….it was the most amazing place & even though my Japanese is barely passable I was made to feel extremely welcome. Hope you do :)
@@kerryh3918 Oh yes, I was there too! for sure 😂
What a beautiful perspective of making food. The people gather around and have fun with the man who makes their food, such a warm place to have some time to relax and have fun with your belly full. A treasuring experience to have.
Such a blessing to see you help.the married couple. I must say the way you put up your business is very genius. It seems very welcoming and cozy atmosphere. Many years of success for .
It's so good to see people being happy with what they do and seeing others enjoying it. I was surprised with the couple having the photoshoot there. Seeing that this humble place has a meaning for them gives a new perspective about Japanese culture, and just in general seeing people having a good time in his yatai.
I have a smile on my face the whole time I watch these videos. It’s wonderful to see someone who loves their work! The food looks delicious, and watching everyone enjoying the food and each other’s company is heartwarming
The camaraderie atmosphere makes yatai a relaxed place for a casual meal. Fortunately, the younger folks are coming in to continue such businesses.
Without a doubt, the greatest blessing of learning and teaching the Japanese language has been to be able to go to places like this and have small and simple conversations with these delightful people.
Wishing everyone watching this a nice day, and may everything work out in your favor🎉
That's so kind of you, thank you!
what a hard working and humble guy, you can see how much his customers appreciate him and see him more as a friend than a businessman like the guy who got married mentioned
The energy, the food, the chef's honesty and utmost love for his craft... simply amazing. God bless you! 🙏🔥💖
So much the chicken is raw- petting dogs -and that places need some soap and water
God not bless, Japanese doesn't believe in any god
Every person in Japan has the mindset of if you are going to do something, do it right. It's really amazing to see the dedication each person puts into their craft.
He seems so happy with his work. He really enjoy cooking and treat the customers so well. Very happy and decent young man. So nice seeing people working like this full of joy and happiness.
Not just food, but an experience. Cosy, friendly and memorable. Love it !
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my experiences wiht food stalls/carts like this has been very positive. Good servings, reasonable prices,the bustling atmosphere and the tasty food
My parents has taken me and my brother out to fancy restaurants on birthdays but both of us have always like these carts/stalls more
"I love what I'm doing." We should all be able to say that. He's such a hard-working cool person.
This style of dining/cooking looks amazing! I wish we had more stuff like this in the states. Just a small shack, roadside with food/drinks and people all laughing and having fun. I really like the different ways he uses what I am assuming is his Chicken scrap stock to cook with! Using to flavor ramen, to boil pork tendon, and even reducing as a sauce for noodles! Smart chef :)
@@ShawnWitty The area I live in has strict regulations about food trucks and outdoor setups like that. We don't even see food trucks this side of the state. Even in the larger city here.
I've also done time in food service. And am trying to get out of it for a reason.
That's why.
With such a sophisticated buildings in the background, this humble Yatai (and the other ones too) makes the streets so lively. I am so glad to see that Japan also has the street food and eat out culture, which is a very common phenomenon in India. This Chef makes more friends than customers, he is hard-working and dedicated :) Most importantly the genuine laughs in the background tell a great story. The food he offers is freshly made, hot and yummy. In spite of the lockdown challenges, this man survived and continued to keep up the business. Truly a warrior. He is fatigued everyday with all the hard work, yet I am sure he has a great story to say to his people back there in Japan. And he should lead a happy, fulfilled life by serving people the single most important need, the food. May all your efforts yield the greatest outcomes brother :) Have a wonderful time. You are an inspiration.
I can't describe how wide my smile was while watching this ☺ Nothing but pure warmth and joy. Such a beautiful place with beautiful people. God bless you all ❤
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The best concert in the world consists of the unison of joyful laughter of a thousand people. And it appears that you are the orchestrator for this place.
May this haven thrive, may your work never be in harm's way, and may the orchestra continue. Thanks man. You are doing God's work.
Thanks for the beautiful comment!
There's something magical about these little pop up food stands (Japan and Korea) there's such a human touch and proximity to the chef it's way more personal. Love it!
Imagine opening one in the US. Either it'll disappear the moment he turns his back or some kids will flip it for Tiktok.
Actual human touch with unhygienic hands good luck to people eating there to not get diarrhea lol
Stoner Panda I’ve been to more formally looking places that actually ended up getting a bunch of people including myself a terrible bout of stomach sickness and diarrhea 😂 I think if it was that bad at the yatai the locals would stop going there by then. Honestly the intimacy and human connection I’d take the risk even if it did get me sick afterwards.
@@StonerPanda-420 you get out of yt kid
@@StonerPanda-420 if the locals are eating at a place like that it’s absolutely 💯 percent good as if it turns out be bad the person has to face the locals everyday. In case you travel to any country in Asia you are better off eating at this kinds of place just make sure it’s quite busy. This was a simple but very well observation by Anthony Bourdain. This guys mostly use fresh things and the grocery for the shop is done on a daily basis to reduce waste and reduce loss.
Incredinle, such an inspiration to see somebody who loves their job so much and bonding so well with his customers!
this food stall has the feel of a very comfy pub! The Chef has joy in his heart, so his food is also joyful and also his clients!
I‘ve been to Fukuoka and these Yatai booths are really unique and cozy. Really great to experience!
So great to hear you enjoyed the Yatai on your visit! Do you remember what dishes you liked the most? Hope you will get to visit again someday!
Not really, you're just exaggerated
The food looks delicious! The love he has for his work really shows. This looks like such an intimate way to share food. I would love to eat here one day
I love everything about this food stand. The proof is in the smiling faces that surround the chef and the joy he brings to them.
The people who gathered around by the street in the same car looks amazing no matter the food itself but the atmosphere of harmony.
Man. I desperately want to visit Japan and visit ALL the food carts. They all have such wonderful character.
Hope you'll get to visit someday!
just remember yatai are a specialised feature of fukuoka and are not found everywhere in japan, when i moved to osaka to live i was DEVASTATED that it didnt have the yatai culture of fukuoka
ps. plz order TONSOKU
That's how most of Asia is. Hospitable and happy unlike in the West where even a glance at the Chef just makes you more depressed.
It's strange that Japan seems to be a civilized country. There are no basic rules of cleanliness and hygiene. He stands all day, where is the toilet? Where do I wash my hands? How many food problems are there?
The heartwarming thing about this video is seeing people reunited and laughing while talking and eating good food in great company. This is what we need in the US and many other countries as well where there is lack of communication. God Bless this guy and his friends and customers.
Japan has the highest rate of suicides..😅😅😅
Nobody is social over there..
What gorgeous bride and groom ❤️. The food looks so delicious!
This young man is amazing and very inspiring! He deserves to be very successful. Thank you for sharing his story with us! Much love from Phoenix, Arizona US. ❤
Thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment! Glad to hear you enjoyed this story, and hope you'll tune in again sometime!
Yoo America you need booger n Zola Zola
This was such a wonderful video! I’m grateful for being able to see the way he had created such a welcoming place for the community around him!
thank you for having english subtitles.. videos like these wants me to go visit japan for the food.. and the people looks so very respectful too.. watching from the philippines ❤️🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
couldn't find any subtitles, CC didn't work for me :/
Philipina is Tagalog, kumusta, mahal kita 🫰, salamat
just stumbled upon this video and I gotta say love the way you edited this. It's not your typical video covering some one in the industry. The way you use the different cuts through filming it is greats its feel different hard to explain but really good. I really enjoyed! Food looks great i can smell the grilling through the screen and the owner seems super nice and passionate about this craft especially with the regulars!
Mad respect for someone who does everything by themselves. You can't get burnt out if you love what you do. The day this man no longer has the passion, is the day this man will retire, but it's on his term!
The fact that they choose to eat there at their wedding day says it all, has to be absolutely awesome 💯
I lived in Japan for almost 9 years. The food is amazing there. AND it's reasonably priced. I never feel like I am ripped off in Japan. Here in the UK, the restaurant food is of poor quality and it is really expensive for what it is, I always feel ripped off. I have to say. Japan has a very high standard and I love it. The UK has a low standard compared to Japan. Not just about food, but everything in Japan works well and the people take pride in whatever it is they do for money. It is an amazing place. I love Japan.
Japanese food in Japan is reasonably priced??? Please...
Zehahaha funny
Working on a foodtruck with many customers,feeling the vibe , i love this video!
The best times of my life!
Lots of hard work,but worth it.
Serving pulled pork and chicken in different ways,with salads and the best fries here in Stockholm Sweden was a great experiense.
Maybe another run?🤗
we will see...
Greetings from Sweden🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪
Would love to try your pulled pork&chicken&fries someday in Sweden! Wish you all the best!
It's soulful to see people so hard-working and determined in life.
Being from America, we have lost this sense of community entirely. This was very pleasant, to see people spending time together in an urban setting with no crime or violence of any kind taking place.
The Japanese are the majority here. In America, "diversity" is cherished more than commonality. Unbalanced numbers through forced diversity creates chaos and disorder...
So Liberals did screw America
In America we greet each other with curses and brass knuckles. If an American kicks you in the groin, foreigners should consider it a great honor
Good infrastructure and walkable cities make this possible. America has been destroyed by highways on top of highways. I had this Yatai experience in European countries as well, especially those that don't rely on cars to get everywhere.
Crime doesn't pay. Most crime is committed by people who cannot pay. That means tickets, fines, Civil Asset Forfeiture (violates 4th, 5th, and 14th amendments yet...). Also, police have no duty to police. All ending in a spiral.
Just people being people. Making community. Love this.
I love what you all do. These videos expose a unique and beautiful part of the universe to people like me who haven't had these experiences. The community places like these foster is so life-giving.
Thanks so much for the lovely comment and happy to hear you enjoy our videos! Stay hungry for more!
After watching this video makes me want to fly to Japan just to eat at this place. All that food looks delicious,plus it looks like a really friendly atmosphere.
I don't know about that chicken on the bone but everything else looked delicious and he seems like such a heartwarming guy to be around. His customers were laughing a lot so must be a fun place to be wish him all the best.
No the chicken is the only thing that looked good
Agreed, I'd never eat chicken where some parts are still very pink.
That chicken looked mad raw .
@@reginaldforthright805 raw chicken... how appetizing :D
Woah.. I wasn't expecting the newly married couple... very nice touch to the video. I like how they were open to being filmed.
God bless this hardworking young man.He always has a smile on his face and carries a positive attitude with him.The best part is that he loves what he does.
No bless, Japanese doesn't believe in religion
Japan is an amazing country, I’ll always remember my visit there.
Fukuoka is a hidden gem of Japan, and your travel video beautifully showcases its charm! 🗾🌸 From the vibrant street scenes to the tranquil temples, I felt like I was right there exploring alongside you. Thanks for sharing the sights, sounds, and flavors of Fukuoka. Can't wait to see more of your adventures in this enchanting city! 🚶♂🍜
Sweden Stockholm Syndrome
He touched the dog and touched the food. Perfect organic flavor!
lol
You're so sweet, perhaps you want to eat deggo
You wipe your arse with paper and never washed your hand perfecty okay for western hypocrisy
Wow towards the end he says “I’m exhausted” but still is smiling and working hard. 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 the food looks great and all of the people there laughing and enjoying the time was awesome to see. Great great great job keep up the amazing work! Greetings from Las Vegas, NV USA
Incredible to see how ingenuous this set up becomes and the level of dedication to make and give great street food.
Love it, wish we had something like that with our locals. Not being able to speak Japanese I would feel a bit out of place there but it looks such fun
I really admire and have big respect for Japanese culture ,even acquired some ways of life and aesthetics through it..feeling nostalgic for a bygone era
I’ve been here - it’s in my Fukuoka video - and definitely vouch for this place! KUROchan - good food, good prices, really casual yatai…recommend!
Most yatai are also like that but you can’t go wrong with this one and Fukuoka is an underrated part of Japan.
Not really
@@KampungMajesticLife Care to expand on your response?
soy un vendedor ambulante como tu en Paraguay y me has inspirado a mejorar muchas cosas y dado ideas de comohacer mejor mi negocio, amo mucho lo que hago e trabajado en oficina 10 años y te digo una cosa prefiero mil veces trabajar en mi negocio por mas de que sea por 12hs al dia es MI TRABAJO mis resultados.
Muchas Gracias, kumusta
Heartwarming video. Hardworking, passionate and cool guy. Would sit down immediately and try some of the dishes.
Congrats to the married couple, wishing them a wonderful life together, I'll guess they will be stopping by and have some more meals there.
Best wishes from the Netherlands.
Arigato 🙏🏻
Thanks for watching and for your kind comment! Greetings from Japan!
you can tell this guy puts his heart into everything he makes. love it! hello from seattle :) hope to come try some food one day.
I love the great laughter and chatting in the background of the video, everyone their is having a great time, I would love to run a restaurant like this man one day!!
Simple concept of food seems to comfort us in a magical way..
Such a nice humble restaurant owner. The connection between him and his customers is absolutely genuine. You would never see anything remotely close to this in America. Where the restaurant business is so cutthroat and vicious. I wish this guy continued success.
What I love about all of these type of food outlets is the ingenuity that goes into designing them. No space is left unused, although I fear that Healh & Safety laws here in the UK would mean we'll never get to see such stalls in our towns and cities 😢
such a warm and welcoming place. absolutely japanese are one of the most beautiful and loving people.
Going Japan and eating on small stall like this is on my no 1 bucket list.
This was really cool to watch. This seems so much more fulfilling then working a regular job. A lot more work for sure, but man, you can truly tell this guy loves doing this.
The wedding couple must be one of the most wholesome things I've seen.
Wow! One of your best episodes, and best Yatais yet!
Just one man to run the entire stall. That's fantastic! Respect to him!
One man stall seems to be common. I have noticed a few stalls with two workers. Perhaps a husband and wife team?
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Es un hombre muy trabajador!!! Admiró su forma de hacer las cosas y el entusiasmo que pone en ellas, le deseo lo mejor 👌👍
Moochas Gracias
Hi from the USA. Love everything about Japan. You guys have an awesome culture over there 👏.
Thank you so much!
The newlywed couple look so cute! Lovely! I wish them a long happy life together. And the restaurant owner is a good hard working man it seems. Takes Pride in his work. Japanese language sounds very pleasant. If God all mighty granted me a second life of this earth I would learn Japanese, travel to Japan, and learn more about these great people.
This just blows me away. Japan is so rich in culture like this that it makes me feel like I wish I was born in Japan.
weird fetishization
You can feel the warm conversations and such a safe atmosphere! I would love to live in Japan 🇯🇵,, the culture,people,government,safe,beautiful,and so much more could be said about Japan. Greetings to the chef 🧑🍳 may you bring more people happiness from your cooking! 👋🏼
man these little yatai things are cool as hell, with all the work that's done to setup it's like a cozy little restaurant
Watching these videos make me want to visit Fukuoka😊 maybe i’ll add it to my trip when I visit Japan ❤
I hope you can. It's been many years since I spent time in Fukuoka, but I thought it was the most livable city in Asia with a special and friendly vibe, and it looks even better today.
Never been to Japan, never tried any of the food shown in this video, and I don't speak a single word Japanese.
But it looks delicious and seems very cozy. The same feeling campfire with friends gives me. I'd like to try it! Pretty sure one day I'll visit Japan and will find a Yatai. Guess I'll be staying there till late in the evening
I have tried the foods and is more like boiled and soggy and don't taste good that much just over-hyped
OMG the wedding photo is probably sooo adorable especially since they have key memories there.
Что мне нравится в японцах так это отношение к мелочам.
Что бы они не делали они делают это с любовью.
Огромное спасибо, я каждый раз узнаю я
Японию с разных сторон.