Cooking with Japanese mother: A typical healthy homemade dinner 🇯🇵

Today I’d like to introduce a typical Japanese dinner prepared by my mother who has over 40 years of homemaking experience.

Her recipe is simple and easy to make so I hope everyone enjoys making it. All right then, let’s start cooking!

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[ironlion]

I am a retired chef. I am classically trained in traditional French cooking, which I learned from culinary school followed by an apprenticeship. And I have to say, your Mother's mastery of cooking techniques, and attention even to very fine details would put her on par with a professional chef's cooking skills. I was expecting her to be good, but even with my high expectations I was impressed.

[NatManzano]

I think that watching Japanese people cooking is one of my favourite things in the world. I love how she cares about nutrition and the origin of the ingredients but also about colour and composition. It is well-ballanced, beautiful and meaningful. Arigatou gozaimasu.

[etherealecstasy]

That is such a respectful and beautiful way to address a homemaker... 40 years experience in homemaking!
In my country, homemakers are casually refereed to as housewives. As if they do nothing. Their entire life, maintaining a home, ensuring everyone is fed, is healthy, things are organized, means nothing.

[bellegold]

I need more videos like this I love it! It feels like a mom teaching her kids how to cook.

[sarabaldeschwieler]

Your mum was very good at explaining what she was doing and why. I really learned somethings I want to try. Please thank her for taking part in your videos! I hope we get more like this. ❤

[praptitimilsina]

How respectful you are when you say forty years of homemaking experience! I have never noticed somebody saying years of experience on housemaking job. So, people say, I have this much experience in blah blah blah field but not housemaking. This gentleman totally changed the concept of stereotypical housemaking. I also love the tradition of Japanese people praying before eating. It felt so good to see this topic this way. More power to you and your mom!

[Manawald]

It's pretty incredible that the lotus flower stew is pretty much the same as an Estonian stew... Just some different root vegetables.

[disornt]

I am from Thailand. Thanks your mom for sharing the cooking secrets. I love Japanese food. I will try to make it.

[__..]

In my culture housewife is called (Rabbat Bayt =ربة بيت) meaning literally goddess or the owner. Love to see the most difficult job being cherished in your culture as well. Love and Peace🇵🇸💚

[dominoplay]

I’m from Croatia. My mom taught me how to cook traditionally but she also taught me Japanese way and macrobiotic cooking. Even though she never left Croatia, she took real effort to learn how to cook Japanese cuisine, and mind you, back in the 80s, 90s, when the information wasn’t so accessible. I was lucky to visit Japan two times, and each time I must admit, I prefer to eat at my friends homes because their mothers cooked soooo good! This was a lovely masterclass, I think I’m gonna browse all of your channel for more and more authentic tips. Thank you and your mom 💜 とても感謝しています

[altchang]

So nice to see someone appreciating their mother.

[tkyap]

Nothing like a home-cooked meal with love and care from Mum (a very important member of the household).

[fancynancy]

Wow, your mom works so hard. That was great to watch. Thank you Aki.

[bruscifer]

Japanese home cooked meals are simply TO DIE FOR! 😍

[jillbeans]

Yes, I would enjoy watching your mother cook again. Hopefully simple dishes as I am in the US and may find getting some of the ingredients difficult to find. I would also like to see how she pickles and firments.
I love her explanations as to how and why she does things. That was very helpful.
Please tell her thank you from me.
❤❤❤

[teresatsai]

She may also grows a banana tree. Used it’s leave to do all kind of baking. Go green! And decomposed naturally. No baking papers.

[daisydaisy]

Yes, please make more videos of your mom cooking or cleaning house, gardening, whatever. It's very calming to watch.

[teresatsai]

Please thank you your mother for taking time, energy and love to shared with us all global fans. Loved her kitchen - big and so clean. Bravo! She lives in Japan or in US?

[Reueli]

Over 40 years of homemaking experience is wonderful!

[Claudia_]

Mothers or grandmother's recips are the best😉