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Only ONE restaurant on this island of 400 people!



This island of 400 inhabitants only has one restaurant on the island. This restaurant sustainably gets its fish from the sea in the morning and prepares a delicious omakase lunch and dinner for its customers. Do you want to try?

🏠 Restaurant Name: Fukugen Maru
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0:00 Intro
0:30 Taking the boat out for fishing.
1:05 Fresh fish!
1:37 Sustainable Fishing
2:37 Prepping the fish
4:05 Let the cooking begin!
4:54 Brilliant knife work!
6:51 Preparing Sashimi
7:33 The beauty of sashimi
8:23 Cooking a snapper head
9:37 Open Shop
10:14 Explaining the dishes
11:04 Digging in!

#japanesefood #sashimi #islandlife

25 Comments

  3. Kristina Wright

    このビデオで共有されている専門知識は、非常に洞察力に富んでいます。 ありがとう！👀

  7. Greataly Food

    That fish must be delicious😮 I can't wait to go to Japan to try it. Thanks for sharing from Italy 🇮🇹

  8. T

    The seafood cannot be that healthy with all that nuclear waste floating round in those waters

  10. MR2

    猫めっちゃ居る❗️
    島外からお客さん結構来るのかな？

  11. HAPPYTHELEAF

    This Island reminds me of one back home about 3 miles out into the Atlantic, though uninhabited for many years, their way of life was lost to modernity with nothing now but tourism in summer months, left to ruin, now home to the Rabbits the Seagulls and the seals. On my last visit some restoration work was underway I pitched my tent among some ruins and fryed up some Pollack Fish I had caught earlier a most enjoyable return.

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