I dunno why but this channel should have 5 million subscribers by now. It's child friendly. It has great and truthful content. The editing is television standard. The host is literally living it. No fake passions.
@@BLY99 May I ask why he restarted? He is such a passionate TH-camr and the videos are very good too. It's on par with a lot of documentaries from TV, like NHK or the BBC.
@@SuperKendoman Apparently the channel was owned by somebody else even though John built it up. And there seemed to have been a dispute about it, so John left. And the other guy tries to carry it on with different hosts and it's not going well.
2:08 Jaya, yes!!! Star Wars-style scene transition to that wide panoramic vista, followed by that epic music… evocative of Lawrence of Arabia… dude, it’s absolute perfection! 😙🤌🏻 I’m nominating John for a Tubie. 🏆🥇
I’ve been to a lot of food filling and bottling plants and it’s always nice to see small places like this making small batch products and are successful at it
The way you produced this one is like a "How it's made!" video, but even better because you add your personal touch and perspective. I loved learning about the entire process. I really need to try Yuzukosho the next time I visit because somehow I haven't yet!
"It has the scent very characteristic of Japan." So true! Luckily I can get it here in Oslo. And the taste brings me back to Japan every time. It's probably my favorite condiment too. Another great episode John! Wow, I miss Japan now!
Yuzukosho is a such a great condiment! The video quality is stellar and the aerial views coupled with that music really helped with this unique Japanese story being told. Great job John! 👍😋
Something else I appreciate is that Japanese people aren't dubbed. I like to hear their original voices and get annoyed when other videos just cover over their voice completely!
Oh my! Ever since I found out how much you loved yuzu kosho I went and picked up a bottle at the Marukai store and you got me hooked on that! Thank you for sharing your love for things like this and for introducing me to new flavors of Japan! Itadakimas!
Impressed with the whole hand preparation process of Yuzukosho (some serious food safety apparel there). My husband and I always enjoy your OiJ JD episodes as well as your streaming videos. Thanks so much for all your interesting and fun content!
Hi John, I always watch your videos that are “edited” (I don’t like live stream uploads), I want to say that your videos are interesting and I enjoy learning new stuff about Japan 🇯🇵 In my eyes, Japan has the most interesting culture and people in the world 🙂 Thank you for sharing with us🙏🏻
all of this video is so much work in this. i love the music background, then the content, the nature view. so much meaning and peaceful, love it, thanks John for bring this to us. I love Japan, like I learn japanese in university and now 6 years after graduated, I still love japan and definitely visit there someday
Every time you upload a video, I get to add something to my pool of "Japan Knowledge", and I love it! The beautiful and scenic landscapes are pretty good bonus too.😁 Looking forward to more episodes and live streams. Cheers from India!
Japan needs to export this on a big scale. According to Angela of Internationally Me, she has said many yuzu fruits are left unpicked on the trees because farmers are getting older and can’t pick them fast enough.
I live in Tokyo but some of my family members live in Kochi so I’m happy to see it is featured😆✨It has great nature and perfect weather for growing veges and fruits😊 Interesting that the color of yuzukosho is not from Yuzu but green pepper! Thank you for interesting presentation ❤️
I used to live in Hyogo, just across the water from Shikoku, so I know that Shikoku's Yuzu are AMAZING. My favourite ポン酢 is 馬路村。It's super hard to get here in Canada, though.
15 008 views, 2429 likes? Are you kidding me? Come on, guys, John's content is truly unique and amazing, don't be shy, click the like button! Or click the dislike instead - but give him the feedback, why you dislike the video.
I agree wholeheartedly Yuzu kosho is just the best condiment out there. I tried it a few years ago while visiting Japan and fell in love instantly 💕. Now every time I visit buy a bunch to take home with me since it’s basically impossible to get in my home country 😭. Now due to Covid I didn’t have it in a long time and I miss it greatly 🥺. You are so lucky to visit a factory that makes it ☺️.
After seeing this video in bed last night, I decided to get a jar at my local Asian market. I know why this can be addicting. It reminds me a lot of chili lime. It's lemony but savory, then a mild kick follows immediately after. I ate it with grilled mackerel and some rice. Really happy that I stumbled on this video!
I’m watching this because I bought some Yuzu Kosho from the store only because I recently discovered yuzu and want to try it in all ways. I actually had no idea what yuzu kosho was and was really just looking for a video on how to use but instead I found this amazing explanation and lesson on it. So cool, thanks!
I really like that the yuzukosho production still involved a lot of people from the mixing to bottling and to packaging. Not just all big and fast machines (even though that would probably speed up their production). It creates job oppurtunities for the locals there. I mean, they even have a designated person weighing each bottle!
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I dunno why but this channel should have 5 million subscribers by now. It's child friendly. It has great and truthful content. The editing is television standard. The host is literally living it. No fake passions.
He just restarted, his previous channel had almost 1.5 mln subs.
@@BLY99 May I ask why he restarted? He is such a passionate TH-camr and the videos are very good too. It's on par with a lot of documentaries from TV, like NHK or the BBC.
@@SuperKendoman Apparently the channel was owned by somebody else even though John built it up. And there seemed to have been a dispute about it, so John left. And the other guy tries to carry it on with different hosts and it's not going well.
I know. I was a subscriber. I really enjoy his work.
@@linkcullum9961 thanks Link!
That Google earth - drone transition was money! Great vid, love yuzu - made sorbet with my yuzu this year.
Google Earth engine is noice
Thanks Jaya! See you soon ^_^
Great idea I would love the recipe
I love your only in Japan episodes so much. Please keep making more. I don't mind the on-the-go ones but I just love these ones better.
2:08 Jaya, yes!!! Star Wars-style scene transition to that wide panoramic vista, followed by that epic music… evocative of Lawrence of Arabia… dude, it’s absolute perfection! 😙🤌🏻 I’m nominating John for a Tubie. 🏆🥇
I’ve been to a lot of food filling and bottling plants and it’s always nice to see small places like this making small batch products and are successful at it
The way you produced this one is like a "How it's made!" video, but even better because you add your personal touch and perspective. I loved learning about the entire process. I really need to try Yuzukosho the next time I visit because somehow I haven't yet!
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Love yuzu! That lemon/lime flavor with the after taste of mandarin orange. It makes the best marmalade.
As an Englishman I'm now very jealous, looking at my raspberry jam on toast (breakfast) and so longing to try your suggestion instead
Great vid John😄👍❤
"It has the scent very characteristic of Japan."
So true!
Luckily I can get it here in Oslo. And the taste brings me back to Japan every time. It's probably my favorite condiment too.
Another great episode John! Wow, I miss Japan now!
Can you describe it's smell to someone who does not have access to it?
Never disappointing with your documentaries! Well done!
When I discovered spicy red/aka yuzu kosho it was a game changer. Now it’s one of my favourite condiments, can be used on almost everything!
Love what you've done with the new channel!! Extremely excited about the content and presentation. We love your work, John!!
"Its so sour!" Then promptly takes a 2nd bite lol
I had to make sure .... yeah, it’s SOUR!! 😆
I'm so happy to see John getting more subscribers and views!! His channel is the best!!
Great job John. Your videos always feel so high quality!
いつもジョンさんの映像をみると、日本への愛が伝わってきて、穏やかな気持ちになります。日本人でも今はなかなか旅行ができないので、地方の紹介はとても嬉しいです。ありがとうございます。
柚子胡椒買いに行きます！
Yuzukosho is a such a great condiment! The video quality is stellar and the aerial views coupled with that music really helped with this unique Japanese story being told. Great job John! 👍😋
Something else I appreciate is that Japanese people aren't dubbed. I like to hear their original voices and get annoyed when other videos just cover over their voice completely!
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Again great and very informative episode!
Indeed, just the content I am here for. Thanks John.
John, you always pick the best people to interview. They are charming and informative - just like you!
WIll look for Yuzukosho next time I get to my asia store.
Love your work !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm here to comment from the live lol! We'll enjoy watching this.
Thank!
ONLY in JAPAN * John Daub no worries! The whole family is watching it now 😃
hahahah 1:40 when he squeezes the Japanese mayo bottle 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oh my! Ever since I found out how much you loved yuzu kosho I went and picked up a bottle at the Marukai store and you got me hooked on that! Thank you for sharing your love for things like this and for introducing me to new flavors of Japan! Itadakimas!
Thanks Michael!
@@onlyinjapan Thank "you" for everything that you do John!
This is the content that makes me follow John wherever he makes content to! Incredible video as always!
When you work hard and really care about what your doing, this is the kind of video you get, great work sir🇯🇵👍
I just tried yuzu kosho and wanted to thank you in the comments.
It really is delicious.
It is - THE BEST! 😋
Did this motivate anyone else to just get up and go? Such great energy and well done. Today's mission is to pick me up some Yuzukoshõ 😉 Mahalo John 🤙
Can't get enough of this channel! Incredible informative and fun to watch :) Thank you!
Impressed with the whole hand preparation process of Yuzukosho (some serious food safety apparel there). My husband and I always enjoy your OiJ JD episodes as well as your streaming videos. Thanks so much for all your interesting and fun content!
You don't need any encouragement John....your doing just great. Thankyou again for sharing this with us all 👍
Hi John, I always watch your videos that are “edited” (I don’t like live stream uploads), I want to say that your videos are interesting and I enjoy learning new stuff about Japan 🇯🇵
In my eyes, Japan has the most interesting culture and people in the world 🙂
Thank you for sharing with us🙏🏻
Fantastic video John! I love Yuzu. Thank you for showing so many cool things in Japan!!
Great video. love it
An epsiode like this is not only entertaining but also educational. Great Job John.
I love Yuzukosho! I’ve tried some local one in the Kunisaki peninsula and was next level 🟩
This is like million dollar budget documentary, amazing job John!
Great stuff as always John. Close to a 100k subscribers! Let's goooooooo
I knew yuzukosho was your favorite condiment and now I know how to enjoy it. Thank you for another informative piece. 🙏🏼
Yes! Yuzukosho is my FAVORITE!!! They grow a lot of Yuzu here in Miyazaki-ken. But Huganatsu is more abundant here. And is also very very yummy!
all of this video is so much work in this. i love the music background, then the content, the nature view. so much meaning and peaceful, love it, thanks John for bring this to us. I love Japan, like I learn japanese in university and now 6 years after graduated, I still love japan and definitely visit there someday
Every time you upload a video, I get to add something to my pool of "Japan Knowledge", and I love it! The beautiful and scenic landscapes are pretty good bonus too.😁
Looking forward to more episodes and live streams. Cheers from India!
Love that hauntingly beautiful orchestral music when the camera pans over the river valley!
Sounds exciting! I just came from your livestream a moment ago :)
Wowowowow... Mind blowing content.. Excellent job Mr. John Daub!!!
Japan needs to export this on a big scale. According to Angela of Internationally Me, she has said many yuzu fruits are left unpicked on the trees because farmers are getting older and can’t pick them fast enough.
Urbanization is quite a problem in Japan (also in many country) so many young gen left rural to live in big city.. no one want to be farmer
nonsense , the japs are selling fruits at ridiculous price which yuzu originated from china
This video is TOP-NOTCH.
1:36 Dang John, usually I have to pay extra for THOSE videos!
Love the inside factory shots.
Constantly expanding my beltline with delicious episodes. Keep it up buddy.
Love yuzu pepper. Add a pinch to your soup. It immediately makes it so much more complex and flavor layered. Best souvenir to bring back from Japan.
I live in Tokyo but some of my family members live in Kochi so I’m happy to see it is featured😆✨It has great nature and perfect weather for growing veges and fruits😊
Interesting that the color of yuzukosho is not from Yuzu but green pepper! Thank you for interesting presentation ❤️
Absolutely love Kochi and can’t wait to go back, esp get some drinks at Hiromi Market when the pandemic is over! ^_^
@@onlyinjapan Sounds great☺️✨Bonito tataki (just grilled with straw)with some salt goes well with drinks there💕Can't wait to visit there again too!
I used to live in Hyogo, just across the water from Shikoku, so I know that Shikoku's Yuzu are AMAZING. My favourite ポン酢 is 馬路村。It's super hard to get here in Canada, though.
First miss you dearly John Daub and your youtube channel, hope to see more awesome content. Second I'll definately check it out
15 008 views, 2429 likes? Are you kidding me? Come on, guys, John's content is truly unique and amazing, don't be shy, click the like button! Or click the dislike instead - but give him the feedback, why you dislike the video.
Its amazing that they bottle it and mix it by hand
I found some yuzukosho on Amazon from Tokushima , I'm going to order some and try it.
I’ve been watching you since the old channel, I love your stuff. You made me love japan for it’s culture
It arrived in Switzerland you are great
I agree wholeheartedly Yuzu kosho is just the best condiment out there. I tried it a few years ago while visiting Japan and fell in love instantly 💕. Now every time I visit buy a bunch to take home with me since it’s basically impossible to get in my home country 😭.
Now due to Covid I didn’t have it in a long time and I miss it greatly 🥺. You are so lucky to visit a factory that makes it ☺️.
I love your videos John watch them over and over, this Yuzu sounds yummy
John I have been a fan for so so so long and after all these years you are still teaching me. Thank you so much for everything you do.
John, Yuzu Crazy! 😉 🤣 🤣 🤣
Hahaha! Yeah, Yuzu don't know how far I went to make this one!
Great documentary John, as always. Thanks
Omg I love Yuzu!!!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ Next time I'm in Japan I will have to try this!!! Wishing you lots of success on this channel!
Had YUZU this morning......best way to start your day!
Yuzu is good on everything!!
Oh John, getting all excited over your condiments! 1:36
Love yuzu kosho. The smell in the factory must be amazing. Looks so vivid before it got pasteurized.
It looks so delicious! I’ve never tried it. I love how the factory takes care with their product. Such a neat process. The mayo scene is the best!
I definitely need to try this out! Thanks John for telling us about your favourite condiment 😋
You’re welcome Joanne!
After seeing this video in bed last night, I decided to get a jar at my local Asian market. I know why this can be addicting. It reminds me a lot of chili lime. It's lemony but savory, then a mild kick follows immediately after. I ate it with grilled mackerel and some rice. Really happy that I stumbled on this video!
Thank you for sharing this with all of us John.
I found yuzu kosho at my local Japanese market. It’s so addictive and I’ve eaten it with almost everything. Thanks for introducing it to us!
Great content, hope to visit Japan again once everything is safe and normal.
What's Japan like?
Respect for small batch producers, and also my fave condiment! Thank you for bringing us behind the scenes as always 👍🏼✨
Never tried Yuzu before, but it seems really good
One of the best channels on Japan out there. Thank you! 💞
I absolutely love the produced content on the channel. I look forward to many years of content ❤️
Great video! Loved learning about an amazing Japanese condiment! Very cool!
So interesting, I’ve never heard of this product before! ✨
Oh, you definitely have to try it! I buy a jar once a month.
Love the initial bit showing the different condiments. ❤️
That was a cool video and now I´m hungry. Dangit, John!
I’m watching this because I bought some Yuzu Kosho from the store only because I recently discovered yuzu and want to try it in all ways. I actually had no idea what yuzu kosho was and was really just looking for a video on how to use but instead I found this amazing explanation and lesson on it. So cool, thanks!
I haven't tried yuzu kosho when I went to Japan on my previous 2 trips, guess i have to start planning my next one.
I really like that the yuzukosho production still involved a lot of people from the mixing to bottling and to packaging. Not just all big and fast machines (even though that would probably speed up their production). It creates job oppurtunities for the locals there. I mean, they even have a designated person weighing each bottle!
I've gotta try Yuzukoshu! Looks great!
Ohhhh what an incredible introduction to "Yuzu-Koshoo", the details of it's production is wonderful story.. Thank you so much for this video!.
Somehow this still isn’t in my subscription feed. I had to search for it using the actual search function!
Now it’s up
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Aloha John, Thank you that was very well done! Beautiful! Thank you so much! Aloha nou!
It looks so yummy
Great video. So glad you are doing these shorter ones. Don't have time for an hour or more video no matter how interesting they are.
Now more than ever we need taste-o vision!
I agree
I love watching you videos. I get excited when I get a notification that a new one is up. They are always interesting and informative.
1:35 Seriously John? LOL!
I was thinking the same thing when I saw him make that "O" face, haha.
Compared to how much of the video was left, that clip was premature.
He’s a man of culture
Watching OIJ is the best pandemic remedy for travel lockdowns! Arigato Gozaimasu, John!
Wow , you guys are fast with the comments. Be encouraged John.
I'm thrilled to see and read so many comments about the video and eating more and more with Yuzu! Yum.
That sounds insanely delicious. My mouth was watering the entire duration of the video
I need to check and see if any of the Asian grocery stores in my area have this... It sounds delicious.
Yuzukosho is the best! Arigatoo for the video John!
I love Yuzu! I'm trying to find a tree to grow here in California. Due to agricultural laws, they are difficult to find.
Don't forget steel boots and armored gloves 😜
Hey John! The production quality of your videos is spectacular. Looking forward to more videos!