Japanese food culture : Eki-Bento ( Ekiben ) #68 “Mizuho To Sakura”

Japanese food culture : Eki-Bento ( Ekiben ) #68

Railway boxed meals in West Japan. Ekiben famous lunch boxes at every train station. “MIZUHO” and “SAKURA” of the Shinkansens began activity on March 12，2011…
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Ruth Crilly joins the Sorted Food guys to learn how to make Japanese food for beginners. Learn how to make this delicious bento box now! Get the recipe here:…
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51 thoughts on “Japanese food culture : Eki-Bento ( Ekiben ) #68 “Mizuho To Sakura””

  1. Pingback: Japanese food culture : Eki-Bento ( Ekiben ) #68 “Mizuho To Sakura” | リンク集

  3. Konata Tanaka

    Excuse me? I’m very sorry to bother you, but my partner LOVES honey to death, but I can’t find the price of it any where! We plan on moving to Japan in a mere three years, and he can’t LIVE without honey! Do you know how much it costs? Thank you very much!

  10. Jessica Mendez

    thank you x the video, this is what we was looking for, you see my daughter has a project to for the school,

  13. JK Low

    ボリュームが少ないから足りたかどうか心配
    私も是非、あなたが日本の市民になることを願います。
    Each train station will offer its own unique bento box with different key ingredients depending on the season. Travelling salesmen love to plan their trip based on the season, so that they can enjoy that city’s signature ingredient at that time of the year.

  17. Kenko706

    I can tell you one thing. Your English is a lot better than my Japanese.

    If I were ever to get to Japan, I would try to find a time machine, so I could go back in time and try this bento.

  18. MASTERD128

    Dear sincery,
    you must use cheese or milk product because the hungry come quickly and
    no chilisss :-)
    Please tell to another people.

    Thank you in advance.
    I am asean philosoph ;-)

  25. DetoNoto

    everytime I receive my bonus. I go on leave for a week, buy japan rail pass. cross busan to fukuoka. ride trains just to eat, the travel part is a consolation :)
    I like riding trains, the best place to ride it is japan.

  28. Martha Saavedra

    Ja ja ja… I always give my dog the carrot peelings… She loves them! :p  It helps keep her breath at a comfy smell too. Lol.

  29. MissTerri89

    May seem a silly question but can you keep the pickling brine or is it one use only? Seems a lot of vinegar to just pour down the drain. However I will be banishing boring work lunches this week nether the less! <3 your cooking!

  30. s lynn

    i love sushi and okonomiyaki. i’d love to try some real ramen(not the crap in a packet) and i’d like to try kobe beef to see what all the hoopla is a about :)

  33. alexandrayla

    Love this recipe! Thanks so much, Sorted Food :)
    As for my fave jap food - fresh sashimi, rainbow maki, CHAWANMUSHI!!! <3 ahh all jap food is incredible, in my opinion

  35. Jane L.

    My favourite Japanese food are yakisoba and okonomiyaki…
    Thank you, Sorted, for the delicious and unbelievable easy cooking recipes! Thank you so much!

  38. Jason Warsong

    No white rice? Usually it’s needed to balance out the saltiness and acidity of the vinegar and soy sauce.

  43. EvilGummyArmy

    So, I live in Japan, and let me just tell you I wish their bento boxes and miso shiru were as good as you make them. Sigh. Not homesick, just homesick for my home’s food<3 I’m 16 and my favorite food before I left was Chinese Take-Out Lo Mein, could you do a tutorial on that please? All the recipes I find have got it wrong!

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