DIY Rice milling machine【精米機】日英字幕
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In Japan they have little coin-operated rice milling machine stands available for people who grow their own rice. I'm assuming this is probably more of a rural/semi-rural thing since I doubt people are growing much rice in the cities! If you didn't know, rice comes with shells and then needs to be cleaned before eating. The shells were already removed before this by Jun's grandparents, and we're here to polish them off!
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It's amazing all the types of machines they have available to the public.
It's basically just an electric windmill
Agree!! And there are no vandalism 😭❤️
is it just me or dose anyone else think that a transparent model of this machine just so that you could see the process as it cleans the rice.
I've only been twice, but I'll have to ask Jun! And actually the owner gave us ￥100 that we "forgot" so we ended up getting it cleaned free! ^^
[By saying we "forgot" the yen she was most likely trying to give us a discount in a way we would have no shame accepting. That's happened to us once before at a cafe we like where they apologized for making our reservation process "difficult" and gave us some free cake. It was Valentine's Day. ^^]
japanese are really nice
You can usually collect the bran from these machines if you want to keep it. ^^
jeez it's insane to think that at some point a long time ago people were likely doing this by hand or some sort of hand crank machine. I mean if you think about it someone just found rice one day and had to eat it at various stages of it's existence to find the best way/time to eat it. @_@ Humans are so determined.
+JeanRain17 In the past they started with threshers (not sure of the spelling) where once the rice was cut it would have been laid out on "tarp" or sheet and beaten with wooden poles to get the rice off the stalks. Then you winnow it by tossing it up into the air by a pitch fork like device while the wind is at a certain area, this allows the wind to catch the bugs and most of the loose stalk bits to be blown away while the heavier seeds return to the ground. Next they would beat the rice or later run it over with oxen to break the shell then winnow it again to get rid of the chaff. After that you have raw brown rice.
Jeffery Green @_@ that is still an insane amount of work. Also thanks for sharing!
+JeanRain17 You are welcome.
+Remakersification that's the main difference between the western diet and eastern diet. we had wheat. they had rice. we started making breads and pasta. Japanese wheat is expensive. so, they produced rice in abundance.
Interesting. Where I live, brown rice actually costs more than white rice. Not a lot more, but still. (It's economies of scale at work. White rice is shipped around the country by the container load and arrives at the local grocery store by the palette load. Brown rice probably starts out shipping across the country by palette load and arrives at the local grocery store in a box containing maybe a couple dozen bags. Despite this, the brown rice sits on the store shelf longer on average, because way fewer people buy it way less often.)
Consider my mind BLOWN, lol. To just have this available to the everyman...this is awesome!
+Fluffymiyster very common in rural areas. most of the locals trade, barter or buy rice direct from the farmer. thus directly supporting him. however, the bulk sales are the major money maker.
Yeah, he's really laid-back. :D I'm a pretty anxious and fast-paced person so he helps keep me balanced. ^^
if this was in the UK, someone would piss in it within a week.
+Alix Meek My thoughts exactly. It's a shame.
+Alix Meek and in the U.S. as well sad to say
+Alix Meek Here in France to, sadly ...
+Alix Meek *watching educational video on how rice is polished* *scrolls down*
Top comment: Someone would pee in it
Me: *D:*
+Alix Meek That's exactly what I thought as well lol
The first thing that stood out to me was that the machine wasn't written on. No gang signs or names or symbols.
Yeah!
Japan has a low crime rate
WOW~! I didn't know the public had this available to them. Very COOL!
I don't remember how much rice is... sorry!! ><
This machine took about 5-7 minutes total.
For washing typically you put the rice in the rice cooker bowl, add water, stir it in one direction with your hand, pour out the water, and repeat until the water is for the most part clear. :D
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I see Jun's moustache at around 4:35. I love your videos
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I don't know but after watching their videos I appreciate my life so much.
well that is why Japan is so cool.
You two are, beyond a doubt, the most adorable couple, ever. May you have a long, happy existence.
My parents and I were just talking about how rice was grown, etc., in Japan the other day and then here comes your video about rice. : ) I think this is completely interesting and look forward to your other rice video in the future. I've never been to Japan but I've been learning lots of things about Japan since May while working on the language and I love it. The country and culture and people are so fascinating. Love your vids!!!
"No-rinse" means you don't have to wash the rice at home. ^^
Otherwise when you take the rice home you generally rinse it off before cooking it.
highly educational. love your videos. very informative
Ok.. so I saw the salmon unboxing and the fish eggs..then I watched Jun polish and sharpen a knife, make sushi, explain and train the cats, learned it is possible to have the long straight hair I'm enamored of, and now see how rice is grown,picked,husked and polished. I have never really wanted to leave Alabama but now I want to move to Japan. I love y'all and your attitudes and thanks for sharing. I've subscribed to all your channels. My new addiction. Seriously just thank you, so pleasant. A+ would daydream again. 👏😉
Thank you so much for showing us something so interesting and cultural about Japan! Things like this arent really shown much in anime, dramas or school textbooks etc so it's so fascinating. I'm so glad you guys take the time to show us things like this. Thank you!
Nowadays in the western countries everybody's saying that you shouldn't eat white rice, white bread, pasta etc. But Japanese people are very healthy and they eat a lot of rice :/ I know that Jun knows a lot about food and nutrition, so could you tell me your opinions on that? Thank you so much, I love your channel :)
That was pretty cool. I knew about the refining of rice,but to see it done like this makes me respect rice growers and refiners even more.
This is great, in the USA the gov. subsidizes large farms and let the small fend for themselves. In Japan the gov. encourages small growers by subsidizing them to assure a continuation of traditional practices and values. They subsidize MANY efforts to produce traditional goods, Samurai swords, traditional woven bamboo baskets, and almost anything that were made by hand.
These videos always calm me down no matter what the topic is. I love the editing and music and both of you guys!
We have English subtitles on almost all our videos. :D If our title has "日英字幕" in it, then we have both English AND Japanese subtitles!
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your videos are so entertaining, I'm so glad I found this channel. You seriously need to have a real TV show. I rather watch your adventures in Japan then watch some reality shows on TV here where I live. You two are so awesome. Don't stop making videos.
WOW! Very interesting.I love seeing you and Jun together! It`s awesome!!
That is such a cool machine. There really are vending machine for all.
I love learning about other countries! Plus, the videos you make are more reliable than some other sources ^_^
I really love your bilingual video. It really good for learning Japanese!
that was so cool, who ever came up with that machine is amazing
I love Jun's shoes!
I love machinery like this, it was a pleasure to watch :)
Japan sure is an interesting place, it seems like there is so much you can do there and like everyday is an adventure. I really like these type of everyday videos, these are the types of videos I really enjoy because its so real and really shows what actually happens on a day to day basis. Japanese culture sure is interesting, you're lucky you can experience it, hopefully I can some day as well.
Jun always has this really peaceful and relaxing aura that I really like!.
This was so interesting! thanks for sharing!
they are so advanced in Japan! and when I read the comments below, I realize how much they are behind too : some time ago people were much more respectful of everything... so it's an amazing country in every way
Your videos are always so interesting! Thank you :)
This is the nicest video I've watched in a long while
Waa this is so cool! I didn't knew things like that even exist ! I really like this video I love learning new things of different cultures thank you guys ! ^^
this is my first time seeing and knowing that there's such machines in japan! thanks for the video! ^^
Mindblown across globe
congratulations on 100.000 subscribers! Keep up the great video's!
I always like watching your videos, even watching you guys operate a machine together seems to be interesting! I am really looking forward to coming to Japan in December, thank you for keeping me excited :D
This was cool to watch, I never knew that in Japan they have rice cleaning machines that you work yourself.
thank you for subbing! this was really interesting to watch
Very informative, thank you!
Interesting, and an asset for those with a ready rice source.
Thanks, this video is just to cool. It things like this that most people don't know.
Sooo interesting! Thank you!
That was pretty cool!!!
Kinda like a coinstar machine with that hopper in the beginning but with rice.
That's pretty awesome.
Actually its really interesting to watch, i know japan has many vending machines so i like to see how they all work.
... Would enjoy such a vending machine ! Great subject, keep on doing that kind of vid.
I really like both of your personality's^^ I'm a more clam person so I like someone with your energy.
Very interesting! Thank you for sharing.
Wow, that was really interesting! I would never have guessed there was something like that in Japan.
The technology of Japan interests me so much. Even if it is just everyday sort of items used. I still want to tinker with them and figure it out.. Lol thx for sharing this.
Wow, interesting! I didn’t know it existed!
rice polishing is very important for sushi, mocha and sake rice. for sake rice up to 60% of the original kernel is lost , sake uses both very high quality rice and rice polishing.
+Mark Plott I wanted to type Mochi not mocha, ha ha ha.
it's extremely advanced! japan sure is sugoi
I'm that way too lol. Thanks for sharing, guys! keep the good work
I am not from Japan, but I have seen a few videos on some museims from the country and I noticed they all did not have barrier ropes, glass protection boxes, or anything like that. In America, it's like how you describe and this amazes me too. I don't believe that is as big of a problem as it is in other areas, like ours. Amazing.
Amazing... I would love to visit Japan someday..
No way, it's super cool!! *w*
Wow That's really cool!
Really unique and interesting! Thanks for sharing :)
Oh my gods! At last, ultimate mystery of that "vending" machine is revealed!! I thought, I won't see it working, till I go to Japan myself. :D THANKS! :)
Wow! Japan is really a nice country! Its so convenient having this kind of machine! And it looks so fun using it XD
ahhh! i love when you guys go on little trips out :) its so fun to watch and catch a glimpse into japan! i never comment on youtube but im surprised how excited i get when theres a new vid lol! (plus its a bonus when i learn new things i can show off with my newly gained knowledge haha) keep it up ;D
so interesting, I have never thought such a machine
That's really cool! Not something you hear about outside of Japan. Please show us more things like this.
Yep so I crazy but I would be the person who would just do this for people for fun. That would just be so entertaining for me LOL! I'd be fascinated to see how it works inside there! Such a nifty machine! Thanks for sharing!
That was pretty cool! I didn't know they had that. :3
Are you kidding? It's fascinating to see something culturally different from our own country. I mean, I'm pretty sure this doesn't exist here in Canada. Can't wait to see more!~ You guys are awesome! :D
I love how people can be all excited and find joy in what many people see as an annoying daily chore. :)
interesting . BTW you and jun look really cute togather .
Fascinating!
I would definitely have to agree with you I definitely don't see this kind of machine here in Australia definitely cant wait to see more =)
Japan has everything, amazing :)
そういうことですか！
安全で！！おいしいお米が
食べられることが一番いいですね。
軽フォルに亜米食べたけども
まずかったよ。
That was very interesting!
Whenever crazy things happen in the world I just need to watch you guys be happy together to restore my faith in humanity Q_Q
japan is the king of vending machine
ooh thanks a lot :'3 it looks so beautiful...!
No, this is pretty crazy, I am glad I watched this.
I never knew rice washing machines existed for public usage. lol
haha I didn't know either!! :D Actually I realized I don't really know anything about how rice is farmed, but since both Jun's uncle and his grandpa grow it I asked if we could maybe take a video of the whole process when I get back to Japan and he said yessssssssssss! So in the future we will explain it all! :D
La technologie au service de la tradition. Technology serves tradition. With this it is possible to be an urban farmer without so much heavy and costly agricultural machinery. Neat. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.
Japan is full of all sorts of fun stuff :D
I have never even heard of that... that is really cool. :D
I love the recorded voice assuring us that it will be done soon. It's the auditory equivalent of a progress bar.
i had no idea these machines existed, woww
I can't wait for your next video!!!!!
I get so excited whenever a new video from you two appears in my subscriptions. I stop whatever I'm doing just to watch it.
Is that weird? >_>
I'm supposed to be writing my case analysis for management, but your videos are way more interesting :)
awesome!dont ask why.its just that its so awesome!here in europe you just buy rice from a store that its already ready for cooking. like uncle bens or whatever.
so awesome.
YAAAAAAAAAAA I'M SO HAPPYYY!!!!! :D :D :D
Yeah, it's really different from anything I'm used to, too! Plus I love those "How It's Made" type-things and even though I can't see inside the machine I still thought it was cool. (° ▽ °)
I live in a rice- eating country...but never see such machines like this.
Too advanced to me