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Unbelievable Japanese Food!  STONE BBQ in Mountains Japan!

Unbelievable Japanese Food! STONE BBQ in Mountains Japan!

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Japanese Street Food in Osaka: SUBSCRIBE for more: T-shirts: We’re going to three mountain countryside prefectures to eat 3 unique and rare Japanese mountain food meals. From steak to hoto to stone bbq, and some amazing scenery in between! Chapters: 01: 03 Intro 01: 32 Tochigi Wagyu Steak 14: 00 Nikk Tshog Shrin, Nikko, Japan 21: 36 Kosaku Kawaguchiko Restaurant 32: 13 Mt Fuji, Japan (Arakurayama Sengen Park) 35: 51 Japanese Peach Farm 38: 12 Mitsumine Shrine (Chichibu, Saitama, Japan) 40: 49 Japanese Wild Game Hot Stone BBQ Restaurant #JapaneseFood #Nikko #MtFuji Mihashi Steakhouse Nikko, Japan Steak - 10, 800 JPY ($68. 42, Hamburg - 2, 500 JPY ($15. 84) Kosaku Kawaguchiko - Fujikawaguchiko, Yamanashi, Japan - We came here specifically to eat a dish called hoto, a thick Japanese noodle that’s famous around the Fuji lakes region. Price - 2, 600 JPY ($16. 47) Restaurant - Next up we visited Chichibu Prefecture and ate at an amazing wild game hot stone bbq restaurant. Price - 3, 500 JPY ($22. 17) meal set per person Follow on
Date: 2024-09-01

Comments and reviews: 20


EVERY single video this guy does is just him repeating the same 3 words over and over. Oh man Oh Wow and Amazing . that basically it thousands of videos same damn reaction in every single one. claims to LOVE everything he puts in his mouth. like that is even realistic. no one loves EVERTHING they eat. thousands of dishes and we are made to think he legitimately never tastes anything he doesnt like what a load of BS
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I love your family. It was great to see your parents again. And your son is turning into such a character. Down will be faster than up! That reminds me of hiking down into the Grand Canyon as a child. I vividly remember pretending that I was on a bike, hitting all the jumps in slow motion and doing all of the wall rides. And of course avoiding all of the mule puddles!
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Japan is such a beautiful place, I would love to visit. Working as a chef for many years I can attest that any open fire cooking/wood fueled process for protein is by far the best over charcoal, gas, or electric, especially when it comes to venison. Should I ever travel there I will refer to this video and find that very location!
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I have been a fan of yours for a long time. This area is the most beautiful I have ever seen. The food looked so good and those peaches, wow. I cannot compliment you enough for this beautiful picture of Japan and Mt Fuji. You do a magnificent job of showing the world different life styles. Thank you so much>
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wow Micah is getting so big, Ive been watching before he was born. great timing. i just had a steak watching this. its funny how Americans think Japanese dont eat big amounts of meat at one sitting. Theyre used to sushi houses and have never seen real Japanese steak houses. just Costco Waygu.
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Always a love and respect for Mark! He introduced us such a wonderful and beautiful cosine all over the worlddon’t get me wrong some 3 decades ago my ex wife took me on a sushi trip in our first date I was very raw as a PunjabiTried it and after that I am okay without a raw fish or meat
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You should change the name of your Chanel to wow. Pause. Weirdo face that is incredible. That's your reaction EVERY TIME. Imagine sitting there with your parents acting like that over food. It turns my stomach. The videos would be quite interesting but I can't bare to watch you
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I love seeing the 3 generations of the Mark family. I feel like I've watched Micah (sp) grow up from the time you were trying to eat a Viennese sausage while he was strapped to your chest. I would love having him pepper your descriptions of food with his own adjectives.
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As much as I love these videos, it seems like you are into th3 food so much that you neglect interacting with your fwmily a little bit. I understand it might be for the sake of the video, but it qctually might be more interesting if you did.
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Mark, your son will have one of the most seasoned palettes by the time he becomes a young adult. Not to mention all the different cultures he gets to experience. Very cool to see it all unfold through the years Ive been following you.
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Man, i think, this is the first time see your Mom in your video. Before this only your dad i watch on your video back when you and family go to see your dad at Kenya. It's so good to see your family on your video.
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Amazing! Didn't know Japan was so beautiful, and has amazing restaurants and food. Good to see all the Wiens family members on a memorable tour! Also good to see Micah as the co-host, sharing his nice insights: )
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Great video mark! I spent over 6 years living and working in Japan. Now in Hawaii. Hope to move back soon. Btw, only God is supposed to walk through the center of Gates. You notice how everyone darts left or right lol
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41: 47 You'd think with many of their clientele being western folks, they'd have an English menu If anything to make the life easier on the workers. Gotta love Japan and I can on them because I'm from there.
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Great stuff yet again! Noticed that you drove around but with someone already familiar in getting around If not how would someone take public transport to the places you dined at especially the last location
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I figured that was Mark’s dad in the beginning (it’s been several years since I saw him in a vid, but it was nice to see his mom too as I don’t recall seeing her in any previous vid. Nice family!
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Can everyone imagine what an amazing education and life foundation Mica is receiving just by following his folks around the world! Nice to see you introduce the parents as well. Mark favors this Dad. ;o)
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NO Way in HELL would I ever eat Horse Meat! I was raised on my Dad's Quarter Horse Farm and I Love Horses but I would never eat Horse Meat! That is just SICK and Disgusting! Shame On YOU Mark!
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Ah! Don't tell non-Japanese about grilled wild boar, sukiyaki, grilled sweetfish, or grilled char!
We Japanese are the only ones who think, You guys really don't know what's good. heheheh.

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Are you still in Japan We would love to see you & your family! We are in Aomori! This province is famous for black garlic, apples & much more especially on the way to the northern mountains.
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