Japan in India: Instant Ramen and Japanese Food ★ ONLY in JAPAN #17 インドの中の日本：ラーメンをインド人に・・
- 7 лет назад
Japanese Subculture Broadcast station WAO! 流〈RYU〉JAPAN\r
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John travels to India to find a piece of Japan on the other side of the world. In this , well focus on Japanese food in India. \r
In part 2, well turn to how anime and manga are making an imp with Indias youths. \r
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Episode Highlights: \r
★ SAKANA Restaurant in Goa★ \r
A Japanese restaurant on Indias seaside that has a menu that will make expats wish theyre back in Japan! Sushi, gyoza, udon and miso soup and rice made with fresh ingredients found in India. \r
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★ Instant Ramen★ \r
I took a case of instant ramen from Japan to Nipani, a small city between Mumbai and Bangalore. How popular can ramen be in India? This test group has their first go at one of Japans favorite soul foods. \r
More about the beautiful city of Nipani: \r
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Helping me out with this report is one of Japans newest foreign residents from India, Kushal Kireti. Hes originally from Bangalore. He provides a little more insight into the Japanese culture boom in India. \r
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This show has been created and produced by John Daub. Hes been living and working in Japan for over 15 years and regularly reports on an International TV Show for Japans International Channel.\r
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NOTES: \r
Correction: The Nissin Seafood and Milk Cup Noodles is NOT vegetarian.
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John travels to India to find a piece of Japan on the other side of the world. In this , well focus on Japanese food in India. \r
In part 2, well turn to how anime and manga are making an imp with Indias youths. \r
\r
Episode Highlights: \r
★ SAKANA Restaurant in Goa★ \r
A Japanese restaurant on Indias seaside that has a menu that will make expats wish theyre back in Japan! Sushi, gyoza, udon and miso soup and rice made with fresh ingredients found in India. \r
URL: \r
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★ Instant Ramen★ \r
I took a case of instant ramen from Japan to Nipani, a small city between Mumbai and Bangalore. How popular can ramen be in India? This test group has their first go at one of Japans favorite soul foods. \r
More about the beautiful city of Nipani: \r
\r
Helping me out with this report is one of Japans newest foreign residents from India, Kushal Kireti. Hes originally from Bangalore. He provides a little more insight into the Japanese culture boom in India. \r
\r
This show has been created and produced by John Daub. Hes been living and working in Japan for over 15 years and regularly reports on an International TV Show for Japans International Channel.\r
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NOTES: \r
Correction: The Nissin Seafood and Milk Cup Noodles is NOT vegetarian.