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  • Hey guys!

  • Valentine's Day in Japan is a day where women make chocolate and give it to men.

  • So this is a holiday for the men.

  • Congratulations men!

  • And it's not like a traditional Japanese holiday,

  • this is something that's just pretty much started in the last few decades

  • because companies were really good at advertising

  • and getting people hooked onto the idea of Valentine's Day.

  • Now it's pretty common.

  • And while you're technically supposed to give chocolate to the guy you like,

  • you're kind of supposed to give chocolate to other guys, too,

  • just as like a sign of friendship and stuff.

  • This is called "giri choco" which means "obligation chocolate."

  • So, chocolate that you're obligated to give to someone.

  • This is more common in the work place than it is in school.

  • You can do it, but you don't exactly have to if you don't want to.

  • And these days it's kind of common for women to make chocolate and then just give it to all of their friends,

  • so they might give it to their female friends as well.

  • So like when Yuka was in high school, she was really popular so she got lots of chocolate

  • on Valentine's Day even though she was a girl.

  • And she probably got more chocolate than some guys got

  • which is a little sad for the guys, but go Yuka!!

  • Today I'm going to make chocolate for Jun.

  • I really like baking, but I've actually never made chocolate before

  • so I have no idea how this is going to turn out!

  • I know technically you can just melt pre-made chocolate,

  • but I kind of wanted to make chocolate myself so it was a little more special.

  • Although I don't have cocoa beans so I'm just using cocoa powder.

  • And I found a recipe online but my ingredients are different.

  • We'll just see how this goes. I have no idea.

  • Let's get to it!

  • So this was actually a lot harder than I was expecting it to be!

  • Especially the little icing sticks.

  • I was supposed to make them warmer than I did,

  • which I guess is why I had such a hard time with them.

  • Some of them don't really look amazing... But they taste good!

  • The chocolate actually tastes really good, so I'm glad I made it myself

  • because I like the way this tastes.

  • And hopefully Jun will like it, too!

  • Now I just have to put them in a box!

  • Did I make too many chocolates?

  • Some might say yes.

  • Others might say you can never have too many chocolates.

  • R: Welcome back!! J: I'm home.

  • R: I made this!

  • J: For Valentine's Day?

  • R: Yes!

  • J: It's a little early. Thank you.

  • J: Wow, it's handmade? R: Yes!

  • J: Wow

  • J: Woah, really?

  • J: Can I show them?

  • J: There are so many.

  • J: Is this a cat?

  • J: What's this? It's a cat!

  • J: I'll try it.

  • J: Oh, it's good!

  • J: This is really good chocolate.

  • J: It's great!

  • R: This is the first time I've ever made chocolate!

  • R: IN MY LIFE.

  • J: It's really good. I don't usually like chocolate, but this is good.

  • R: I didn't melt chocolate. I actually made chocolate.

  • R: With ingredients!

  • J: It's really good.

  • J: I like it a lot. Thank you.

  • R: One month from now is White Day where Jun has to return the favor!

  • J: I will.

  • R: Thanks for watching, guys! Bye! J: Byeee!

  • J: Thank you.

Hey guys!

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    林宜悉 に公開 2021 年 01 月 14 日
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