Immerse yourself in the heart of Japanese cuisine through dashi, the essential broth that reveals the fifth flavor: umami. From the sea to the mountains, discover how the Japanese transform seaweed, dried bonito, and mushrooms into a unique culinary treasure. A sensory and cultural journey to encounter the soul of Japan. Documentary: Dashi, the flavors of Japan Directed by: Shohei Shibata Production: Point du Jour ---------- We fully own the rights to the use of the published content. Any illegal reproduction of this content will result in immediate legal action. #documentary #wide #fulldocumentary #freedocumentary #travel #voyage #worldwide #discoveries #trip #journey #Dashi #Umami #Japanese cuisine #Gastronomy #Japanese culture #Culinary documentary #Salty flavor #Travel to Japan #Authentic Japan
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That bonito turning into glass is wild!
The 89 yo and 90yo women are incredible!
There is FOUR kinds of Basic-Taste, with-out, You wont get what You call 'umami'.
more plz
Tokyo Kyoto Same English letters spelled differently
Da she. Please pronounce it correctly.
This was so interesting and so beautiful.
What a beautiful film ❤
i wish i could hear the narrator over the way-too-loud background music
Beautiful documentary, i make my dashi Love the education ❤
most beautiful documentary! than you!
why 7 rice from each?
Never occurred to me that there were such a complex history and cultural links in the making of dashi. This is beautifully told.
Good grief it's a seaweed and fish stock. Simple, simple.
Spectacular documentary! Every single long form one on this channel concerning Japan is a masterpiece.
💓💐👍🪷🙏👍👍👍
verbose unnecessarily, but still educational. thank you
That was a gorgeous documentary.
Beautiful and informative both.
When I was still very very young, I think I was 4 or 5 I used to watch my mother preparing bonito flakes using a shaver. I thought she was shaving wood and it smelled and tasted good. I didn’t know where she kept the bonito but found the shaver. So, I started shaving our wooden sliding door. My mother saw me trying to eat the shaved wood and started laughing when she saw the look in my face.😊😊😊