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  • Good morning I am now live in Hakodate Hokkaido which mean yes I made it to my goal of Hakodate

  • So, I am really really excited about it but I have something special for you this morning

  • right now I'm in Hakodate morning market and this is where you get some of the bst fish in all of Japan

  • and there's one thing that's really really famous Kaisendon, Kaisendon, Kaisendon

  • Welcome to this shop, Why not have a Kaisendon!

  • Kaisen-don!

  • So, I'm come here eat a Kaisendon and the master of this retaurant he's prepared one for me which you saw on the thumbnail this is sort of really exciting OK

  • Yeah, Oh it looks so good,

  • here we go

  • This is the master's prepared Kaisendon

  • You have salmon, you have Hotate scallops, you have Ikura fish eggs, you have Maguro tuna and of course Wasabi

  • This is awesome gosh I love the Ikura, it's just so colorful they lool like little glow balls of I don't know what like glow balls of delicious

  • and salmon looks so good, everything is fresh like super fresh like caught this morning and this is called Kaisendon all right

  • He's also given me a Miso soup with crab and some Otumami like pickles what I've never had this before that's interesting

  • So this is an awesome breakfast he's prepared for me

  • So, it's time to eat breakfast, That's right in Japan we eat fish for breakfast you know so it's not - it actualy you know Kaisendon you want to eat it fresh

  • Because everything has been caught off of the market really really really well just today so everything is super fresh

  • Are there any soy sauce?

  • So I need to mix in the Wasabi wiht the soy sauce

  • Here you are, Thank you so much

  • So I usually out of the Kaisendon

  • take the Wasabi out and put it into the soy sauce

  • and mix it in here

  • So you make it like super spicy salty really delicious sauce for the Kaisendon

  • and then you take it and then you pour it on top

  • That's good

  • it's hard to show you but

  • this is going to be too amazing

  • this is like the best berakfast I might have had on this entire trip

  • OK

  • All right , Let's start eating

  • Go to the Ikura first

  • It's just you know I think It's the Wasabi mixing with the soy sauce and then on top of the Ikura, It's just all those flavors coming together in your mouth

  • When we're eating Ikura, everytime we bite, the egg sort of explode in your mouth and they're naturally salty, so good luck

  • a couple of minutes ago I saw on prepraring the Hotate. Hotate is also very famous from Hokkaido

  • It's so soft

  • She got this piece of salmon, you see that

  • It's really thickly cut

  • I'm spoiled rotten this is absolutely spoiled rotten

  • and this is tuna, and see hold on

  • this is tuna so you can see how moist it is how fresh

  • oh, It's Akami (lean) whichi is the reddest part of tuna

  • and I sort of like that I don't always like having the fatty tuna

  • So Akami is good

  • But when it comes to Ikura

  • I like you the best

  • It's because naurally salty I don't know

  • I first did the thought of eating fish eggs really creeped me out but now I'm kind of used to this

  • this 丼(bowl) on the wall is a menu and the price is started about twelve dollars

  • How much is this Kaisendon?

  • This Kaisendon is 2,500 Yen

  • which is really good because can you consider it

  • how darn fresh this says

  • you can get cheaper here's ating yeah

  • twenty-five dollars seems like a lot for Kaisendon but

  • If you get anything cheaper

  • I'm sort of suspicious of the ingredients in the freshness of it

  • but just know there's no doubt because I saw him making a couple of minutes ago I saw him make its I know that this stuff is super fresh

  • OK let's try this Miso soup

  • and after finish eating this I'm going to go out to the market and show you some of the Hakodate morning market

  • I'll be honest with you even if it wasn't good I would still make a face like this OK?

  • but honestly it's that good,

  • partially because I'm super hungry

  • but also because it's not good

  • this is a pickled "Daikon? (radish)

  • and he gave this to me he threw this in for free so it tastes good with the whole mix of everything

  • It's crunchy

  • good!

  • and then there's this

  • What is this?

  • What the heck is in this?

  • I thought it was seaweed (海苔), but it's not

  • Excuse me, what is this?

  • Japanese basil roll

  • Japanese basil? not seaweed, isn't it? What is inside the roll?, Miso

  • this is a Shiso leaf if sometimes you see the green leaves that come with Sushi or Sashimi and inside of it is Miso

  • so when you take a bite just like this blast of Miso that comes in and it's so good

  • I'm spoiled rotten right now this is true guru

  • but if when you come to Hakodate you have to come to the morning market and have a Kaisendon because

  • it's like you get everything every single piece of seafood is good here in Hokkaido in one bowl and you can eat it all in one meal is sort of makes it easy doesn't it

  • but this market is open from 5:00 am to 2 pm and closes at 2 pm mainly because you know fishermen the markets always close early when you have fishi in vogue

  • I'm not exactly sure why but I guess because the fishermen have to sleep because they get up in the middle of the get up really really I don't know what like 10 pm. Fisheren have wierd sleeping schedule

  • I'm going to get one of the boats that'd be really cool

  • Wow

  • thank you

  • thank you so much for this

  • I'm going to introduce your restaurant, what's the name of this restaurant? Abu-Ya, OK

  • This is Abu-Ya in the morning market, highly recommend and I just go this, look at this, I'm going to be eating all day

  • I'm still working on the Kaisendon and I got these jumbo shrimp

  • so I flled this up soy sauce again

  • I always mix Wasabi in the soy sauce I just love it

  • it came with Wasabi yo put it in the soy sauce, that's the rule

  • I don't know I should be honest I don't know how to eat this, I'm going to ask

  • Sorry guys,

  • I made friends with the ladies behind two

  • alright here we go

  • Ah, so good

  • Sashimi it's totally raw

  • so good

  • This is a Shiso leaf (Japanese basil) , OK

  • Be honest with you now because I want it to eat this really quickly and then show you the market but because of the volume of food, it's going to take a while to eat this

  • I'm in trouble so if you're in Hakodate right now come to Abu-Ya and help me eat this right now

  • because I don't think I can eat this all

  • you can eat anything, Yes, I can

  • Don't you take on a challege for food?

  • challenge?

  • Natto?, there is Natto in India

  • Yah, I can eat Natto!

  • Can you eat Natto?

  • How about Yam?

  • No problem, stiky OK

  • there is water-shield here in Ohnuma, Is that right?

  • It's very important to the local soup as a main, solid ingredient

  • look like this? NO, NO, much smaller than that

  • where do you come from? Me? Hakodate? No, Sapporo

  • The next destination is Sapporo

  • This is my mother, and there is my daughter over there

  • Wow that's the sister working here, they're from Sapporo and going back today

  • and I asked them they asked me if I could eat anything and I said yeah I can eat anything what give me a challenge and they started naming som food like Natto and stiky stuff and I said bing it on I can eat anything

  • there's not anything really that I can't eat in Japan just because the longer you live here the more you get used to everything like anything raw Basashi

  • Can you eat Basashi? I don't like it. Agree, I don't like it either, but I can eat

  • I went to Kumamoto by this trip

  • People of Hokkaido don't eat Basashi much. Here in Hokkaido, many people involve in breeding horses for horse-racing, so that we hesitate to eat Basashi

  • So Basashiis raw horse and she said that because in Hokkaido they ride horses a lot

  • they don't really want to eat the horse which makes sense

  • but down in Kyushu where I came from a few weel ago, they eat horse they eat Basashi it's quite famous in Kumamoto

  • Kumamoto Basashi which is wrong word

  • It's been smoked so it's not too bad but it's not my favorite food but I could eat it

  • Kaisendon awwesome yeah

  • That piece of Maguro (tuna)

  • and I love the texture and moisture on it

  • you can tell good Maguro the moisture is important than hmm so good

  • this is my breakfast. It's a little bit after 9:00

  • Oh, substantial quantity! I wonder if I can finish it all

  • No problem, you are young! 43 years old, Kidding! You look young

  • You are so kind, Are you married? No, not yet

  • Can I eat the tail? No! Also take away the head

  • Take the head off first, and the tail follows

  • Hold it here and push here, so that the meat is coming out

  • Ah~, left the meat a little bit though

  • Here we go

  • so good

  • I can't even compare to anything I've gotten it even at Tsukiji market I can't compare, this is better

  • because you know what Tsukiji market is where the auction is I think they catch the fish here and send it to Tsukiji market

  • So Tsukiji market's fresh but this is pressure and don't take tat as fact because I really don't know I think so

  • Fishing boats catch a lot of fish here first and then send to Tsukiji in Tokyo?

  • Yeah, now it's packed because they said the fish here is cut and send to Tsukiji so you want to eat it in Hakodate OK

  • Oh, Tsukiji is pretty good, this is better, way better

  • 釧路まで行くの?釧路?行かない?札幌で終わり?稚内まで行く。一番北、

  • 釧路何処?釧路は東の方、私は行where is Kushiro? Kushiro is in a eastward direction. What is Kushiro famous for? Same as Hakodate, famous for tasty fish!)

  • Where are you going in Sapporo? Sapporo and Otaru are only a short stop. Coming back to Sapporo, is to go to Asahikawa, but if I can find something interesting, I'll drop in. Are you going to Otaru by ferryboat?

  • Today, I came here from Oomori, I'll stay here for about 3 days or so and stay at La Vista Bay Hotel tonight, next morning am to film the Fish Market again, and then maybe go to Noboribetu

  • Onsen!!

  • Sapporo, is it famous for Ramen? There is a Ramen alley

  • I did a Sapporo Ramen alley episode

  • They live in Sapporo

  • Jingisukan, lamb's meat, I don't know, it's famous in Sapporo and in Hokkaido too

  • Beef? Not beef, Lamb

  • Lamb I think, right?

  • tasty! Tasty? alright, I'll try

  • There are either pre-seasoned lamb meat or not seasoned one at all

  • There's Asahi Beer Garden which is a sepciality store for Jingisukan. Is that Sapporo Beer?, No Sapporo Beer Garden

  • Sapporo beer is famous here. In Sapporo, people drink only Sapporo beer, Is it true?

  • Sappro Beer Garden, like a Park, a big Thema-Park

  • We can eat there. Tasty? Of course

  • You heard here I'm going there. This is in Sapporo, it's like a beer park with food, beer, food, I'm going, Done

  • Thanks a lot. According to a guidebook, Jingisukan dishes are also available in the Hitujiga-Oka observation platform

  • I don't have a guidebook

  • I still got Miso soup!

  • Come back today? Yes, at about noon time by train, we came here by car, but we come back by train

  • How long does it take from here to Sapporo by train? 4 hours

  • Four hours from Hakodate to Sapporo

  • by carNo, It takes 4 hrs either by car or by train

  • I'm going to hitchhik the day after tomorrow. I wish a kind guy to pick me up, but if not, I'll camp in the open. Many kidly stop their cars to pick me up

  • Kind persons? Yes, truely kind! At Hakuba, I put up at an unknown person's house

  • In the countryside, they are willing to let you stay at their houses. Old men and ladiess are more kind than the young counterparts

  • It's on about he trip, I've seen and done so much on this hitchhiking trip it's insane

  • Tail, the last, put in the mouth and pull it. Wow, the head's exploded! Can eat it? Yes, you'd better put it in the mouth gently with the tail out of the mouth

  • I'm trying to read your comments--this is a live steam they're coming so fast. I can't really read it I'm sorry

  • I do at the end of the feed now. I'm going back and seeing if anyone had done a super job and those who did super chat so I'll go back and answer

  • Jason 1916 can you do a Natto dance, all right I'll do a dance outside for you

  • I know an Octo dance though, so Michael speaks $5, thank you so much gosh some kind of you

  • You should open the subtitles to these videos OK thank you Michael that's good. I'm going to open the subtitles and flatter fall thank you

  • I'll fire firecracker three or four

  • Hi John left from Pennsylvenia ah that's my neighbor. My parents live in New Jersey now. Please ignore all the gross ignorant trolls in here. I got your brother I got you thank you

  • Jim but firecracker to be honese I haven't been reading. I'm just reading the eye I don't see nay of the troll stuff because the comments fade away and I'll just focusing on eating and then

  • every now and then I'll look back at the comments

  • I have to eat just fast and I'm going to show you some of the morning market so one more shrimp look at that little guy

  • so remove the head first.

  • ah,

  • So full

  • I can't even eat anymore but I can't admit it so I'm just going to eat it anyway

  • Do you know "Kuidaore"?

  • Osaka? Yes, in Osaka, "to bring ruin upon oneself by extravagance in food"

  • Such an experession is not common here

  • Hokkaido is like a differnce. It's a different region of Japan so

  • Is there "Sapporo-Ben, namely Sapporo diarect"? Rather Hokkaido-Ben in which "Dabesa-, Sodabesa-" is attached to the ending of word

  • Hokkaido-Ben is, in general terms, close to the Japanese standard language, but here in Hakodate, the way they talk is affected by Tohoku dialect, maybe due to geographical factor

  • In Sapporo they talk rather the Standard Language than a local dialect

  • There is a special expression in Hokkaido-Ben, that's "Azumashii" meaning "feel good"

  • Azumashii means feel good!

  • In Hokkaido-Ben, the way to speaking in Sapporo, "Asumashii"

  • Tokyoites don't know this dialect, "Azumashii"

  • The last one

  • Do you like Tokyo?

  • Neither do I, very tired, everybody is very busy

  • That man standing over there, he is my elder brother

  • He comes from Kawasaki

  • Kanagawa,

  • Do you like Kanagawa? I seldom go there, so I don't know much about it and am not eager to go there

  • Not everybody likes Tokyo OK

  • I have love - hate relationship with the city I've been there for a long time

  • but people are just so busy and everybody is stressed out and after spending the last month on the road

  • I can tell you somethingI have no stress I feel great it might be because I'm ouside Tokyo, outside of the like the pressure cooker of society out here I'm feel good

  • this is why I like leave the city and WOW, I'm luckiest man on the face of the earth right now

  • because I have good Miso soup, good Kaisendon, good rice, good everything, good friends

  • Not the life is all about right there

  • I can't think anything more that I'd want

  • it's good life and

  • Something wrong with Tokyo, it's so much stuff to see and do there

  • but I have to tell you there's a lot of stress in that city when you leave it feels good

  • and for local living offside going in to Tokyo it's stressful too

  • so I can see why people don't

  • It's so important to eat every last grain of rice I've tried to always do that

  • We've gotten get in there and try to every grain of rice

  • Finished all

  • there's a little bit crab in the Miso soup

  • that was awesome that was a feast

  • So I got a chance to learn a little bit about Hokkaido from new friends back there from Sapporo

  • This place is called "Abuya"

  • I'm very thankful for them to give me this meal because

  • I gave them my business card and told them what I wanted to do and they said OK and let me film in here

  • I have to say "Abuya", Abuya isn't it?

  • that's it

  • Very delicious!

  • What a wonderful meal!

  • How much? Free! Please come again. Really?

  • What is the restaurant's name?

  • "Abuya", Abuya-san,

  • This is my new friend, Abuya-san

  • My business card, please give publicity to your friends! Thanks a lot!

  • I'll come here again.

  • Thank you so much

  • Bye, Bye!

  • Why not come together with your girlfriend. I'm sure to come again

  • You Must come here again, OK, Let's make a promise! They gave me quite a feast

  • Thank you very much! Thank you so much for your really feast, I'm sure to come back again

  • That was so awesome I made friends with the owner of the shop and he told me to come back and I made a promise to visit again while I leave

  • I love the people here, that's Japan man you know

  • He wouldn't let me pay

  • OK, here's the market you can see to have things just roasting on an open not fire, that's like a boiling like steaming I guess, all the crabs, oh my lord

  • What a big guy is!

  • Crazy!

  • scallops for 600 yen each that's a little bit pricey I think I'm going to place called Wakkanai up in the very north and

  • up there they have some really cheap seafood

  • beautiful day in Hakodate, watch out

  • the last couple of days there's raining

  • Wow, big!

  • Did you get it this morning?

  • How many kilos is this crab? 2034 grams

  • so the last few days it's been raining in Aomori prefecture, in Hirosaki and today is just a beautiful day

  • I mean a kind of wish I had one more day in Hirosaki to see the cherry blossoms but I don't

  • OK, alley, whenever I see an alley I walk through it because you don't know what you're going to discover

  • alleyways are paradise of secrets

  • you never know what you're going to find an alleyway could be a mugger now not in Japan

  • little market

  • this is a dry squid

  • I'd say this alley is kind of quiet

  • that's what the risk. this side those it looks a lot busier

  • A lot of Chinese I can hear a lot of Chinese

  • Try!

  • This looks like a really establised market here. So like a suupermarket that souldn't be in a even tax-free. That's crazy

  • This market I was in this market 14 years ago when hitchhiked the first time and I ate at a place that I think was very similar to a Abuya where I ate

  • I can't find it but the owners change hands the ownerships change hands a lot so

  • I wanted to eat in the same place but up

  • How could I complain because I made friends with the owner who gave me a free Kaisendon which was absolutely the best meal that I've had on this trip for breakfast

  • Although the one in Obama City down in Fukui prefecture is pretty darn good

  • and I had crab with that I got Takagi's who picked me up and took me to hoch about it was really good too.

  • OK let's show you some variety

  • they barbeque the Hotate scallop right there

  • right now here on the right out here on the street

  • Wait a minute! You can eat here I mean in the tank with the crowd

  • Wait a second, can I buy this crab and eat it here

  • Yes, you can eat it in the restaurant inside

  • Aproximately, how much? About 20 thousands Yes - about $200, Tasty? Very tasty!

  • One of these crab is about $200 each

  • What do you call this? This is Blue King Crab!

  • It weighs 2~3 kg? About 2.5 kg, That's a big crab

  • but, this restaurant is going to open until 2 pm. I've just took the breakfast

  • that little guy he's eating something

  • I'd rather be in the crab than getting the crabby having crappy to me

  • so, it's important point out this market, fish market it's only open until 2 pm so

  • I had a thought like you know what I'm going to come back for dinner and I'm going to have, I'm going to pick my own crab and then eat it for dinner

  • You can't because it closes at 2:00 pm so you have to order it by1:00 pm or something and they'll cook it for you

  • That's a sort of creepy fun you know

  • because I feel I thought it would feel bad, if I choose the crab but that's the way that the world is right

  • You shouldn't if you're going to eat meat you should face up to the fact that you're eating the meat

  • I don't want to get in a whole vegetarian debate

  • because the vegetarians nearly ripped me apart when I did the Wagy episode shoing the cows

  • but I think you should be honest when you film a live stream it would be 100% honest

  • Oh manhole, manhole!

  • This is a good one.That's an awesome manhole cover

  • this is squid. It's very famous in Hakodate

  • That's agree. That's a really nice manhole cover

  • and I might be the only YouTuber who gets excited for manhole covers

  • but I'm going to tell you something look at the way that they put all these little colors inside the squid

  • that's not just red. It's like they've added like color inside of it and never seen anything like it

  • that's a manhole cover in a half

  • All right, Christopher, thank you

  • red rusty thank you very much

  • Flood for all, this is such a wonderful setting thank you

  • I appreciate that very much

  • Thank you for your support

  • and chase um

  • It's sort of like a Natto dance maybe there's your Natto dance

  • I don't even know what a Natto dance means

  • So I don't know if I'm allowed to film in here but I will until they kick me out

  • This is sort of the morning market but it looks really new. It looks like I'd say

  • last time I was here this wasn't here

  • This building looks brand new

  • Hakodate I can't believe how clean the morning market become. I

  • I mean it was always clean but it's all new look at the floors and the wood on the each stand, it's really nice

  • No movie's here. I'm just going to walk through to the other side

  • All right so you can buy food and you can eat it here

  • and they have

  • and they have place that you can also get a "Donburi", bowl

  • I don't think it's as good as the one that I had but it looks pretty good on the menu

  • "Non-chan" up there

  • We charperone by "Non-chan"

  • thisis a "Uni-Kani Don" which is sea urchin-crab for a small size is 1600 yen and a big size is 2,100 yen, looks good

  • all right and you get a piece of melon for 500 yen at this shop. This is "Nagisaya"

  • Melon is Hokkaido is very famous

  • It's just further up north, not here

  • and of course is "Ramen"

  • All right, for those of you who are visiting Japan

  • and you go to Tsukiji market, I have a secret to tell you OK

  • Maybe it's not secret but I didn't an episode in Tsukiji market with

  • Mr. Mori I think that was his name, he's the one who guidedme and did the episode at Tsukiji market, He told me

  • that the fishermen they come they go to the market and they finish really early in the morning

  • and none of the fishermen eat fish when they are done fishing you know where they go? to "Yoshinoya" for "Gyudon"

  • They don't want to have anything to do with fish when they've done with fish job, come to Tsukiji and the first

  • and the first "Yoshinoya" which is very famous "Gyudon" chain. The first "Yoshinoya" was built in Tsukiji market

  • and they catered to the fishermen who didn't want to have anything to do with fish when they've done with fishing

  • so that place "Yoshinoya" Tsukiji market is filled with fishermen at 5:00 in the morning

  • so if you want to see where the fishermen go, it's cannot be in a fish market, it can be at "Gyu-tan" or getting Ramen. Fishmen love Ramen

  • Fishmen love anything really but I'm saying

  • That shocked me, ----, hold on

  • That's a "Kujiraya", Kujira is whale, have a look

  • so Hakodate is famous for whale

  • It's pretty cool. This shop also close at 2:00 O'clock

  • I'm afraid to go in there. I didn't do "Buisiness Card Exchange", but look like they have whale meat in it

  • I'm cool that, I don't it , its whale meat is not popular anymore

  • People don't really buy it so I don't make a big deal about it because people don't buy it that much

  • So naturally the economy for whale meat has cool. Because you don't need it anymore

  • The reason why they ate whale meat was because it was a cheap way to feed a lot of people and all o fthe parts of the whale was used the bubber for fuel and bones

  • So nothing ever went to waste but nowadays we don't need it

  • We have all the plastic stuff that lasts a lot longer

  • So naturally the market for whale has gone down in Japan

  • So hope you like that tour of the mornig market. There's a lot more to this place

  • But for all for this stream 50 minutes seems like a lot

  • Hakodate station is right up ahead which makes this place super convenient if you have a JR pass you can ride the Shinkannsen all the way to Hokkaido to have a Kaisendon

  • This is a little like about you tourists, tell to come here, have a JR rail pass I can't get that because

  • JR rail passes require you to be a tourist so I have to pay full price to come to Hokkaido or you can hitchhike and it's sort of free

  • That glass building in the distance is Hakodate station. It's a beautiful station because they got the Shinkansen right now

  • so walk around a little bit more before we cut this off

  • Look at pillar

  • It says morning market, OK, hold once again

  • This is a morning market

  • This looks brand new. They look like supermarkets

  • usually a morning market kind of rough but this looks brand-new

  • I can't believe the morning market has free Wi-Fi

  • That's crazy, I'm going to walk through

  • Wow they're like grilling it the blowtorch

  • that's how you do it

  • Look at these tables in here

  • Oh, is that not cool you can catch your own fish here

  • It's sort of really cool huh

  • Let's see if I can go from a different angle. I'm curious about this nwo

  • Ninken 37(?), thank you very much. I will have something to eat for lunch that was my breakfast, thank you so much

  • that's really cool so you can fish here for your squid,

  • You can see the squid, Oh she got one, Oh it's squirting

  • She caught it and it started squirting

  • I think I'm going to do this later

  • I might do this now

  • The thing is if you catch it you have to buy it

  • I don't want buy a squid but I don't want to be kept put in my backpack and take it with me

  • that's pretty cool if you can see above the pool the lights. These are the lights on squid boats and if you don't need anything about squid fishing

  • When you catch squid they use lights over the water and then the squid will come up

  • because attracted light like mobs are to the light and then

  • when squid come up to the light then catch them

  • that's how it works

  • nice melon, very nice melon

  • Wow they look fresh. How do you get melons in April they're a summer fruit

  • Very interesting. I like this market but there's another barbecue

  • A lot of tourists here

  • This little bar

  • Wait a second. We have a coffee

  • Sup a coffee

  • Coffee is 350 yen. I like the shop

  • I think we're going to come back here and have a coffee

  • Wow cut the melon

  • I think we can eat melon from June, summer

  • Not Hokkaido's product

  • Kyushu! Still tasty

  • I've never seen purple asparagus either,

  • that's unusual strong

  • all right that was fun

  • You see that purple asparagus now

  • I asked her I said melons will come out until June what's the deal. She said they're not from Hokkaido, they're from Kyushu

  • so they sell kyushu melons in maybe the tourists buy them. Maybe I'm going to buy Kyushu melon in Hokkaido

  • Nothing against Kyushu. I'm in Hokkaido so yeah there's that

  • All right here's station, Hakodate station.

  • we don't save the light is green we say life if blue It's a primary color

  • Run girls run!

  • I don't need from China

  • This is the post box

  • You put the letters in here

  • It's a squid. It says welcome to Hakodate

  • Yeah Hakodate station

  • Very cool, and they have a smoking section which is interesing

  • See that they make it with glass. You can see who the smokers are I guess

  • Now, Hokkaido, excuse me, Hokkaido has some of the best cookies and sweets as well

  • This isn't the morning market anymore but this is still

  • this is still pretty cool

  • I don't have permission to film here but let me see if I can take you around a little bit

  • These are called "Shiroi Koibito" (white sweetheart) and wrapped you can't see it but these are really good cookies

  • There it is, it's a really sweet cookie and inside is a piece of white chocolate. All of it is made here and I just noticing this

  • All right, this is the

  • I asked I saw this before I asked one of the owners before I said why would you put in English no discount

  • They said all of the Chinese tourists that're coming to Japan always ask discount

  • They think it's the like they can discount and Japan the price is the price in Japan, the price is price is always teh price you pay the price. There's a price there you pay the price that's why the price is there

  • You can't bargain like you can in China or in other countries you can bargain I US maybe

  • maybe even Osaka maybe

  • maybe Osaka, but not in the rest of the countries

  • It's funny that you see that there

  • That's really funny

  • So I don't know when we get kicked out

  • This here is Royce chocolate they have all these different kinds.

  • It's about seven dollars per box

  • and you have "Nama" chocolate. There's bitter, white, banana, strawberry, all different flavors

  • and that's a popular gift from Hokkaido as well as curry

  • This one I see in the supermarkets in Tokyo

  • Hakodate curry, it's famous

  • Very nice, booze is always famous

  • corn blend tea

  • this looks pretty cool

  • bear's guarana!

  • Only Hokkaido tastes. 190 yen now

  • This is a coffee that's only Hokkaido only, we have a lot of only Hokaiddo stuff here

  • This is the Sapporo beer but only in Hokkaido. It's a classic that they only sell in Hokkaido

  • and Hokkaido has some craft beer recently that's started to pop up

  • This is Hakodate beer

  • Fromage Double, Du Blair

  • Now this glass, why glass

  • There're the Koibito again

  • My favorite

  • Hokkaido thing I like "Koibito" I love this one

  • This is my favorite, "Marusei" butter

  • It's two cookies and inside is just butter with raisins in it and

  • It's Hokkaido butter amde fresh. It is so good. I can't explain to you, it comes in packs of five like this

  • I can't explain to you how good it is. In fact, can I just buy one,

  • now buy just one

  • All right and now my new favorite number one is this one

  • This is Royce with chocolate potato chips, it's just a sample but it can't open it

  • It looks like this and I cannot tell you how good these are in words

  • I have to eat it. You can look at my face

  • This one is white chocolate and this one is caramel and see the carrot caramel on

  • You're coming with me

  • You have a mixed pack here

  • This would be good to send to the Patreon and "Daimyo", I have "Daimyou" level where I send a package every month to them

  • It looks good. I think they'd like that

  • and of course there's stuff like cheesecake.

  • Stuff like cheesecake and this is the Southborough Katara-na, I never heard this on Katara-na

  • Hokkaido is famous for

  • Hokkaido's famous for dairy, so that means good cheese, chat chocolate, good milk, good yogurt, good butter very good butter

  • It's famous for everything

  • I can't tell you how much if you don't come to Hokkaido on your second trip, you're missing something amazing

  • because if you come to Japan for food all right. I'm calling Mark Wiens Zarand this one came Mark, you're coming to food , you better go to Hokkaido becasue

  • If you're not coming to Hokkaido for food, you're not coming to Japan to eat food

  • Japan is Hokkaido all the best vegetables. Japan makes a lot of good of vegetables in the countryside but I have to tellyou right now

  • Hokkaido is one of the most natural areas maybe in the entire world because the island is so remote in a way

  • This places aren't any people very very famous

  • It's very like sparsely populated and just land it's like Nebraska out there

  • Just open land filled with vegetables it's so good, so fresh beautiful fresh air, good water from the mountains, fresh water

  • I can't tell you how much I love Hokkaido. I'm so excited to be here

  • Here's a map Hakadate, so here is the station, Hakodate station. This is the morning market. Hakodate mornign market "ASAICHI"

  • Hakodate Asaichi

  • I'm staying at a hotel here and around here tonight and then from here you have a beautiful night view of the city

  • so I'm going to go up tonight by cable car and then look back on the whole city

  • and I might livestream and there's the JR gate if you're coming by Shinkannsen, you'll be coming through here

  • There you go and that's more than you bargained for. We started wiht eating andwe ended at the station

  • And I'm not going to anywhere I'm going to be here for the next 2-3 days, so if you're in Hakodate give me shout out on instagram

  • Let's me know that'd be cool I'd loveto meet up with people

  • Two YouTubers are now in Hirosaki filming the "Sakura" there. So I got the first that's assertive folk

  • Let me go, let me go through

  • the super chat really one more time Kero

  • Greetings from North Carolina how many times have you been kicked out for filming

  • It seems like that hasn't happened yet, you know that's a good question. Let me address this real quickly because it is a good question

  • I always try to give you my business card and explain that I want to film there, and 99% of the time they say Yes andlike at Abuya where I go Kaisendon in the morning market

  • He didn't let me pay and that was about a forty dollar breakfast and I promised that I would come back and I will

  • Because you make friends with people and you make a promise you go back and do it

  • But I almost always call in advance or do a have my business card before I film I ask if I can film and I give them a business card that means I'm not a stranger anymore

  • and then they'll say Yes or No, and most of the time to say Yes and when they say Yes you can

  • You don't have to worry about somebody saying No and in the middle of live broadcase, you don't want to get kicked out of a shop

  • It's not you probably do, you probably get a million view but it's not professional and I don't think I would be able to get jobs. Producing for TV or professional level jobs if my work was that sloppy and I didn't get permission before filming

  • So I almsot always try to get permission before I went into "Abuya". I got Permission that's why I took the picture of thum bnail wiht Kaisendon before I went into the shop and then I told the manager I'm going to come back into the shop

  • So just wait ere and he said OK, he's really cool about it , very nice guy

  • He's had to shop open for only five years but he makes a good Kaisendon, very good Kaisendon

  • So that's all from Hakodate. I hope you enjoyed this tour the morning market

  • and breakfast todya of Kaisendon with what did

  • I have Salmon and Maguro, Ikura and scallops which is really good

  • I'm totally full that markets open one last time between 6 and 5 am. and to 2 pm. So you got here early I'm going to spend the rest of day relaxing

  • and filming a little bit but off-line

  • By the way if you haven't gotten the DVD, there's two days left on the DVD and I'm going to make an annoucement tomorrow live streaming for one final push to try t get the DVD

  • My stretch goal is to go to Wakkanai so if I made a promise to myself I got 17,000 dollars I would do the stretch goal to go to Wakkanai and we had 17 thousand dollars which is credible

  • as anything even imagine we get that much money and

  • If I can get to 20,000 dollars I'm going to jump into the sea in Cape Soya

  • There's probably going to be icebergs and stuff in there but I'm going to jump into the sea if I get 20 thousand-dollars and the northernmost point of Japan I'm going to jump into the sea

  • If I can yeah I will do it. They can't kill you right

  • I can't be so cold that it kills you on impact. I'll just jump in and get the heck out scream like a girl

  • and then get out but if we give I'm a cat $ 20 thousands barrier I will absolutely do it because I want to do it

  • I don't want to do it that because it's so crazy I can't believe I've gotten this far with the total so

  • If you haven't bought a DVD, please do that because it supports a trip and supports the next trip and supports more filming

  • I'm going to make Asahikawa Ramen episode from the money

  • I'm going to stop and stay longer I've been able to stop and stay longer in places that normally wouldn't

  • because I know that people are supporting this trip like I made an episode in Obama city about the ex-president not political thing just funny that is city embrace the president like it did

  • so I made a video about that

  • So this is all because of you, because of the contribution and those supporting a patreon as well I really appreciate it

  • So thank you very much two days left on the Kickstarter and with that I'm going to end this livestream with a look back at the morning market

  • where we just were all morning and on the right does the new Shinkansen and if you come to Japan and have a JR pass you can ride the Shinkansen right there

  • and the morning market to your left, If that's how close it is to Hakodate station

  • You can get right off the train, Have your morning, Kaisendon get back on the train go to Tokyo

  • If that's what you wanted to do

  • Thanks to you again everybody who gave a super chat I appreciate it very much

  • Have a great day, a great night whereever you are in the world. See you on the road

Good morning I am now live in Hakodate Hokkaido which mean yes I made it to my goal of Hakodate

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函館名物海鮮丼&朝市☆LIVE #17 (Hakodate's Famous Kaisendon & Morning Market ☆ LIVE #17)

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    林宜悉 に公開 2021 年 01 月 14 日
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