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Check out this video of foreigners who are thrilled to try Japanese food!

2023/02/26

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

Since it's Sunday, I'd like to share a YouTube channel I've been really into lately!

 

It's just a video of me eating for free, lol.

But it's one of those videos that just makes me so happy, you know?

I’d like to share this with you all.

The reason I like it is that we have technical interns staying with us, and when we go out to eat together, they get really moved—or they make a face when the food tastes bad, lol.

This is just so awesome, isn't it?

It makes me very happy when people say they enjoy Japanese food.

Tastes vary from person to person, but most people say it's pretty tasty~

Technical Interns

This YouTube channel is full of videos showing foreigners being moved by their first taste of Japanese food—they’re all really heartwarming.

It just makes me so happy to watch it~

Since there are so many subscribers, I figured everyone probably feels the same way, but I thought this was a great video, so I wanted to share it with you.

 

After watching this video, I really wanted to let the technical interns try more Japanese food lol

 

See you later.

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