[Sold out immediately after opening] Adhere to Japan's most popular fruit sandwiches! ASMR

中文翻譯的不對啊😂😂台灣人看不懂

Those are the biggest grapes I’ve ever seen.

Very cool and looks amazing! Sounds like the fruit is frozen, I believe its easier to cut that way. Hopefully they can invest in a large commercial grade mixer which will help further their productivity. ***can you secretly send me one 😜
Hello from the US and stay safe out there!

@@NadineMiller1974 Sometimes keeping production small can be a good thing. They might not want to produce more because that comes with a whole other set of conditions.

なぜすべての使い捨てプラスチック日本？ 地球と私たちの環境に対するあなたの懸念はどこにありますか、地球の持続可能性は一食よりも重要ではありませんか？ そのような恥ずべき無駄😢😥😓

how is a fruit tart heavier when you literally eating bunch of cream, with fruits and white bread?!

@@deficator750 The cream they use is probably very light and airy, while custard made for a typical tart is porbably just denser, even though there's less volume. That's my guess.

@@deficator750 you have to excuse her, she's not too smart.

@@deficator750 Shes probably talking about the tart shell that the fruit and custard sits in. It’s usually made with a graham crust and “heavy” so it doesn’t get soggy and fall apart whereas the bread is light and fluffy. In reality it’s actually quite different because the fruit tart is made with a custard and these fruit sandwiches are made with a whipped type of cream.

I’m sure she meant this one is light and airy as opposed to a more dense and rich fruit tart. That’s pretty understandable so don’t be rude.

I attempted making my own 😅 it was nothing near as beautiful, sweet, and fruit as amazing, but it still tasted delicious 😋

You can probably make one very similar depending on what grocery store you have near you.

@@kirawoodling1399 You NEED the fruits from Japan, that is the sole key ingredient, as it's the only country I've been to, where the nation's fruits cannot be beat by any other country. The quality of food in Japan is Michelin quality and available to all consumers.
I bought a $100 dollars worth of Cherries in Japan, a while ago, just for the hell of it. All ten of them tasted so much better than any cherries I've ever eaten, lol.

@@GhostOdyssey How do they make their fruits taste so much better?

How would fruit look sweet? LOL!

That's not the only thing that I can stack in your lit-
*FBI OPEN UP*

@@dragoon260 yo what

@@dragoon260 😀

@@dragoon260 😀

@@dragoon260 glad you didn't comment about "khwipped cream"...

I know, me too!!! Lol God Bless you!!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Ditto 🇬🇧

From Canada aswell! Nova Scotia :)

Same!!

Right! My cat and I just watched this entire video. lol

I wonder if the bread is actually sponge cake?

@@wytchyprepper3370 the bread is not a sponge cake. It is an actual bread but it tastes better than American bread. I've been buying this when I was living in Japan for 4 years.

@@wytchyprepper3370 it's milk bread. Soft fluffy moist and noms

@@wytchyprepper3370 Most likely shokupan, more sweetness to it than regular bread

😋😋😋😋

ただ美味そうだけど食べずらそう

いや動画撮ってるやん

現在、神奈川に住むあるユーチューバーがヤバい‼️
わたしのチャンネルにその人の動画があります。あ

I wish I can read japanese

@@user-ku5ch3es8w 44444

あまりにも美味しそうです
手を伸ばして
食べたいくらい
ちゃんと流水で洗ってるし
美味しそうな動画
ありがとうございます😊😊

食べたくなる。海外のはゾッとするときがある。

そういえば、料理上手はキッチンも綺麗に保つ人って聞いたことあります♪

日本人おったぁ！！めっちゃコメ欄外国人ばっかで、、、

サムネがカラフルで、ビデオを開いたら、見る前にこのコメントが目に入り、せいぶつってよんでしまい、びっくりして急いでビデオを見ました笑(´°Δ°`)！　ナマモノ、でした☺️✨

Those look like marshmallow sandwiches. They must really stick to the roof of your mouth.

@@michaelverbakel7632 if you’ve ever had cool whip and fruit before it’s more like that than marshmallow ☺️

If you look at how the sandwiches look in the chocolate banana section, I imagine it is more like eating a slice of cake than a sandwich

@@floofzykitty5072 Still would rather have just the fruit

Strawberry shortcake?

Nobody asked you to

@@charlesbeloved7951 And noone asked for your opinion, child.

🤣

Haha, still… so … funny… haha …

I know you're joking, but when you consider every sandwich they're making is two sales, its actually a pretty reasonable amount for what amounts to a fancy fruit cup XD (yes, I'm really underselling the quality of this and how different it is, but fruit quantity wise, they aren't really as overdoing it as you think)

Staff: "How much fruit should we put in one sandwich?"
JIRO: "Just enough to fall out."

HAHAHAHA!!

You ain't no regular person. You are a Sous chef now! XD

If she's working in a restaurant, she should demand an increase in her salary. The circumstances are different in the video, because they only have a simple product and only sold sandwiches which makes quantity of helpers significant, rather than making complex pastries where expertise is important since baking is technically chemistry. But good job! You're a good sibling.

America’s capitalism and work culture are killing people

not to mention 4 days a week and maybe not even a full days at that

It's not like overworking wasnt a problem in Japan. However in this shop, it seems like they got it down.

The cream is very stable and dense, so after they wrap and refrigerate, it becomes one solid mass and the bread doesn't need to hold it up.

It's cake actually

@@Betchawonder22 it's not, they make it with bread. Usually milk bread.

Because the breads are made with solar and goddesses hands🤣🤣

I'd use angel food cake..🤔

On camera.
I'm impressed too

安。神戸のフルーツサンドはマスカットだけで１０００円やったで。

@@macaion897 how much are the others?

At Ana. I thought of ASMR as well! Nice video, pretty snack!

Well said....
Ditto!

Omg! Same☺️ I’m from Chicago and my daughter and I watched the entire video!

I'm from Iowa and this looks good

@@angelalee4621 yo lo estoy viendo al lado de mi perro en la cama, desde España!!! ✨✨✨✨ Bendiciones!!

True!

Their food always look clean and beautifully decorated. But also very expensive like the grapes 😩

It's crazy how some parts of asia are very much like this. But also other parts are completely different...

Crazy to think that humans managed to survive as long as they have without rubber gloves... which btw are not so great for the earth.

@@ainnochaim9450 they burn their trash in most of Japan :D

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わかる

無理・・・

😂 Google translates your comment and now I see what you mean

ひどくて草

The fruit is lined up with where they cut, so I disagree, I'm afraid.

@@dshe8637 yeah those fruits are not filled nor do they need to be.

the taste is not that good 😂 its a very bland cream and sour fruit in bread. my husband was laughing when he ate this.

It seems pretty simple.. I think I’ll make my own version 😊

@@chika_333 thank you for the description lol so it was exactly as I imaged. They look cool though

Except the excessive use of single use plastic 🙄 I mean, the gloves they wear are disposable, each piece of packaging is disposable 😳 And they were all sold out immediately...yikes 😱😭🌏💔
使い捨てプラスチックの過度の使用を除いて🙄つまり、彼らが着用する手袋は使い捨てであり、パッケージの各部分は使い捨てです😳そしてそれらはすべてすぐに売り切れました...😱😭🌏💔

@@chika_333 Lmaoo, really? but it can be like that tho, imagine the combination of plain bread, cream and fruit 😁 still, i'm curious and would love to try it someday if i can 😆

職人技です!素晴らしい作品!
フルツサンドは贅沢すぎて、一度?食べたくらい。
フルツもりもりで、コストパフォーマンス素晴らしい😲😲😲👏👏👏👏👏

ミックスの、買いたいです!!!大阪だから無理です～残念😂😂😂😂😂

Try a touch of vanilla in the cream.. changes the cream game forever

i mean the mandarin is about the size of a cutie orange if you know what that is and i can eat a whole one but not an orange

@@thebasicgacha2372 most of ppl will split the mandarin to individual pieces and eat it tho... eating it fully bitting into it like this will cause lot of mess and jucie dripping on ur hands.

And the big chunk of pineapple!! How are you supposed to bite on it? And too much whipped cream

to be fair, they cranked the contrast up soooo much on the video. The guy's gloves are practically glowing. But the fruit is still perfect quality

The grapes are huge - radioactive grapes?

フルーツサンド屋で働いてますが、普通にラップをひいて、その上にサンド乗せて、一辺ずつラップ被せるだけです！笑

食べたい‼️😁

Huge too

Fruit is a luxury food in Japan and often given as gifts, aka why they can be so high in price.They have types of grapes only found in Japan that can be sold as high as $1000s

@@luckypurplebananas Shine Muscat grapes.

@@luckypurplebananas Ruby Roman and they are only that expensive because they limit the production no other reason. You can only get what people will pay for something and when we have so many people with cash to burn things like grapes will be produced to be "exclusive" just for the sake of it.

@@jessicachernak8699 I don't agree with you that's the only reason. Japan's soil and climate is not so good to grow fruits. It's very hard to produce some types of fruits due to the cold temperature here. That's why Japan import bananas, mangos, avocado, cherries, and other fruits from tropical or warmer countries. It takes way longer to cultivate them.

That watermelon could have been the first of the harvest. The first fruit of a harvest is considered by many in Japan to be auspicious and lucky. Some are even sold in auctions for insane prices.

Right! It’s all too big-maybe fork and knife ?

Stealth cakes! HAHAHA! You're so right. The genius detail is the packaging and preparation: tight cling wrap and refrigeration-- and only cut with a sharp knife THROUGH the cling wrap. Otherwise what a sloppy mess it would be. Good ol' Japan. All details thought of. They're head and shoulders above us in the West in so many ways.

Exactly! I’m having a hard time imagining the process. 🤪

Yeah I just picture the cream getting squeezed out and falling everywhere...

That was my thought exactly! And then I thought, "I need to make those!" haha

確かに（笑）

手袋の青がすごい

美味しそうに見える部分もありますが、みかんとかもはや蛍光色になってますよね笑

動画のサムネがゲームのグラフィックみたいに見える

全て蛍光色にさえ見えてしまうのが残念

可愛いけどイカゲーム感あるよねww

luxorious? There is nothing luxorious about it. It doesn't even have real vanilla.

@@desanty1 I would consider the amount and the texture to be luxurious lol

I liked how dude scraped the face of the fruit with the blade of the knife so the pre-packaged sandwich would look pretty and neat, nicely done dude, Bravo!

@@desanty1 i guess rolls royce cars arent luxurious cause they need to have vanilla infused in them

@@desanty1 guess mansions are shabby not luxurious since they need to be made out of vanilla

I think I once saw in a video that eating on the street is considered rude in Japan. Maybe it's meant for having it at home.

In Japan you don´t ever eat in the streets, unless it is a street festival or clearly marked as an area for having your food. You are not even supposed to take a drink/coffe to go and drink it or eat ice cream/snack while walking. It is considered unmanered and people will stare at you. There are either designated areas outside the shops/bars or near the vending machines or sometimes in some parks, where you can stand or sit down and eat/drink, but you don´t walk with food. And these are meant more like deserts/cakes more than the western equivalent of a sandwich (not a quick bite on the go), so you are supposed to either take it home with you, sit down and eat it properly (sometimes even with cuttlery) or sit down at or near the shop if there´s a place, like you would in a caffe and enjoy it like you would maybe a cupcake :-)

@@Cybereve it used to be like that in the UK in my parents day when they were young. Eating on the street was considered ill mannered. Also, ppl just didn't snack back then.

Watch mukbang . I’ve seen one named Boki eat it.

@@Cybereve that’s cool. With all the hard work and artistry behind most Japanese food, it makes sense that one should take time to sit and enjoy vs just eat on the run.

what detail?

As a business this is ridiculous unefficient and BAD and unless they are sold 50-100 $ each i do not understand how this business survives and affords paying those employees. Just because you can does not mean you should do it.

@@darviniusb and you wonder why Japan has the greatest craftsmanship in the world. They look at it as more than a business, it's an art

待ってます😘

Japan is really nice. You will enjoy your trip.

I hope you get to go soon. All this pandemic hysteria is getting old!