Name: 最も便利な日本の台所用品（あるいはそうでないもの） (The Most Useful Japanese Kitchen Gadgets (or not))
Uploaded: 2025-08-14T18:06:29.000Z
Duration: 11 min 25 s
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過去形

These are useful Japanese kitchen products So before we did a video on Japanese inventions and we wanted to take that idea but focus on Japanese kitchen goods so in this video Michael and I searched far and wide to find some Japanese kitchen goods that are hopefully Useful, maybe they're not but you guys can let us know in the comments.

このビデオでは、マイケルと私が日本のキッチングッズを探し回り、できれば役に立つものを紹介したいと思います。

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Some of them are uniquely Japanese Well, at least we think they are if they're not let us know in the comments as well But like always before we start if you guys want to help support the channel check out the Japan merch and if you guys have Any questions about Japan or your Japan travels check out my discord community.

このチャンネルを応援したい人は、日本グッズをチェックしてね。日本や日本旅行について質問がある人は、僕のディスコードコミュニティをチェックしてね。

All right, Michael Let's start with the first one.

マイケル では、まず1つ目から。

So this one right here is yubiraku wani tongu Yubiraku means like easy fingers and wani is alligator crocodile and tongs, so basically if you want to hold something like garlic and you're needing to Picture and you don't want to actually get your fingers dirty and you can use this to hold it It's not for getting dirty.

だから基本的に、ニンニクのようなものを持ちたいとき、絵を描く必要があるとき、指を汚したくないとき、これを使ってニンニクを持つことができる。

That's what it looks like Obviously you don't cook So when you use a grater Grate something smaller like when it comes to the end of the ingredients Yeah, it's kind of scary that you're gonna grate your own fingers or like I have grated my finger and it really hurts Then you can use that Okay, it kind of cups your Fingers right there look at the gripping power Oh That's jaws It is pretty spiky, huh?

おろしを使うときは、食材の最後の方とか、小さめのものをおろすんだ。自分の指をおろすのはちょっと怖いし、僕も指をおろしたことがあるけど、本当に痛かった。

We got some tasty pieces of garlic peeled by Michael Thank you very much.

マイケルが剥いてくれた美味しいニンニクをいただきました。

Well good thing I have one of these ready There you go See if you hold it with fingers, oh There you go, there you go It works at the end.

そうだ、これを1つ用意しておいたから、指で持ってみてくれ。

Yeah, just like press it down with the thing.

そう、アレで押さえるようにね。

Oh That's pretty good it it works right that's all that's left is this tiny little sliver, you know, it comes off You can wash it easier they comes off on both sides.

ああ、いい感じだ......これでうまくいく......あとはこの小さな切れ端が残るだけだ。

Yeah, these gator tongues are pretty cool, right number two sumimasen So this one is my pick.

そうそう、このゲイターの舌はかなりクールだよね。

I guess Michael said this is absolutely useless But I said this is absolutely amazing to show people that they actually invent these type of products for people to use It's basically a pump to help you recycle.

マイケルは、これはまったく役に立たないと言ったと思うけど、私は、人々が使うために実際にこのような製品を発明していることを人々に示すために、これは絶対に素晴らしいと言ったんだ。

だからキッチン用品が好きなんだ。

You just crush it Well, maybe let's see, let's see how this works Hey, this is my product So I got this bottle one thing about Japan and Japanese culture bottle recycling is like is huge here Everyone does it is pretty standard in the home Michael.

このボトルを手に入れたんだけど、日本と日本の文化についてひとつ言えるのは、ボトルのリサイクルは日本ではとても重要だということ。

Have you ever been like, oh my god, my arms are so tired I need something to fix me up in comes the bottle pump.

腕が疲れたから、何か癒やしが欲しい......」と思ったことはないだろうか。

Look at this It's a match made in heaven ready, I wonder if it's just gonna like compress It's not like one pump, let me try it slowly.

見てよ、これ。天にも昇る気持ちよさだよ。圧縮するのかな？

Okay, it's working it's working See there you go It says depending on the bottle But it does remind me of Wolfie like we were in Guam recently and Wolfie got a pool toy and it's like the same Same pool toy.

オーケー、効いてる効いてる、ほらほら、ボトルによって違うって書いてあるけど、ウルフィーを思い出すよ。最近グアムに行ったとき、ウルフィーがプールのおもちゃを買ったんだけど、それと同じだ。

I think it's actually pretty hard to crush a can like this You want to try I want to see you try No, no, I know I can do it cuz I do it you wouldn't go this far but like I think Take two new bottle Number three mortality sink pushy lucky.

このように缶をつぶすのは実際かなり難しいと思う。

This one is another Maiko favorite It is Koshi Raku Koshi meaning back and Raku meaning easy easy back as you can see from the picture Here there is a lady washing dishes.

これは舞妓さんのお気に入りの一枚で、「腰楽（こしらく）」です。「腰」は背中、「楽」は楽な背中という意味です。

I believe that's a lady and she is Using this little foam padding so that her hips don't hurt hips.

あれは女性で、腰が痛くならないようにこの小さな発泡パッドを使っているのだと思う。

Don't lie your hips are like you Oh, it's for like really low sinks, I guess we'll try it and see Well, let's try this out right now and see okay, so here we are we're in a brand new kitchen Well, it's brand new to us.

腰が痛くなっちゃうよ。ああ、これは本当に低いシンク用なんだ。じゃあ、今すぐ試してみよう。

Basically, we are doing kind of a little shuffle around with our office space This is gonna be our new office kitchen I'll have a different video for you guys just to introduce this new place But for now if you guys are wondering why we have a different kitchen than we normally have it's because they're kind of expanding Just a little bit.

基本的に、私たちはオフィススペースを少し変えているんだ。これが新しいオフィスのキッチンになる。

This is The Koshi Raku as a tall person or a taller person you can see the sink is quite low and to wash dishes You gotta bend over a lot and this is why it was invented Basically, this thing just sticks on right here like this.

背の高い人、あるいは背の高い人なら、シンクがかなり低いのがわかると思いますが、食器を洗うにはかがむ必要があります。

It is making it more comfortable to wash dishes It's nice.

食器洗いがより快適になりました。

It has like a little indentation as well to make it even more Contour to your body.

体にフィットするように、少しくぼみがある。

So interestingly like this is perfect for the Japanese counter.

日本のカウンターにぴったりだ。

Maybe it's a standard around the world I don't really know but it works perfectly for Japanese sinks.

世界標準なのかもしれないが、日本のシンクでは完璧に機能する。

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すでに登録されている方も多いと思いますが、まだご存じない方のために、日本のお菓子とお茶のペアリングを玄関先までお届けしています、今月の私のお気に入りは抹茶味のお餅です。自分で食べてみて、もし私と同じように気に入っていただけたら、自分用に注文したり、誰かへの特別な贈り物にしたりすることができます。

Okay, so this one we didn't know about this is a Mekong peeler orange peeler So it's basically like a double peeler.

これはメコンピーラーというオレンジの皮むき器で、基本的にはダブルピーラーのようなものです。

It looks like a floaty device for your keychain.

キーホルダー用の浮き輪のようだ。

We're about a floaty device for your keychain Here it looks like this.

キーホルダー用の浮き輪です。

It's basically a little foam thing that you put on your keys if you have a boat so you take this guy and just Pull it down It's really easy to peel It's so easy Whoa How amazing is this tool my go Four orange peels, so now you have this right beautiful oranges here.

これは基本的に小さな発泡スチロールのようなもので、ボートに乗っている人なら鍵の上に置いておく。

I'm kind of time So the double just turned into a sunk single This is still the same orange, but it should peel the skin like this.

だからダブルが沈んだシングルになったんだ。これはまだ同じオレンジだけど、こうやって皮を剥くんだよ。

I Think you need one of those oranges that have like a really really thick peel peel peel skin How much do we pay for this one?

皮がすごく厚いオレンジが必要だと思うんだけど、いくらで買える？

You almost rather just buy an extra bag of oranges And number five easy egg.

オレンジの袋を余分に買う方がましなぐらいだ。

それなら、ルーシー焼きタマゴの方がいい。

I am super excited about this one is going to Revolutionize our egg making process So this thing helps you make a really really thin egg omelette or kind of like a crepe This thing is super plasticky.

これは卵作りに革命を起こしてくれるもので、本当に薄い卵のオムレツを作ったり、クレープのようなものを作ったりするのに役立つんだ。

So there's three layers So confused so here's the directions here there's like this direction in this direction, which is kind of a little bit confusing How does it go from that?

つまり、3つのレイヤーがあるわけだ。

You have to warm it up before you use it.

使う前に温めなければならない。

Yeah, that's I was like, how do you go from?

あのコシラックがあってよかった。

I'll bet you I can make it faster than you can make it in a Are we including my preheat I think we should race.

僕の予熱を含めれば、君より速く作れることに賭けるよ。

We are ready to do this I've got my thin egg maker.

Michael has her tools right here Go Oh Okay, so I'm still preheating She still has to flip it and we don't know if she's gonna flip it correctly Hold on I'm still oiling I'm catching up Let's wait to see the quality it's a little thick if you ask me Oh Look at that This one is Michael's semi thick This one is a little bit thinner.

マイケルは彼女の道具をここに持っている。

But yeah, it's what it works pretty well I think if I just get rid of the preheating measure, I think I could have beat you.

でも、予熱をなくせば、君に勝てたと思うよ。

I think Yeah, I think I could have beat you I was cooking slowly for you Okay, so those are our Japanese a kitchen good supplies if you guys like this video help us out and hit that like button Obviously, let me know which products are super useful or which ones are just useless Let me know in the comments If you guys want to see more videos like this or anything related to Japan hit that subscribe button and the bell button and we'll Catch you guys in the next one

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