How Japanese Farming Millions of Shiitake Mushroom in Forest - Mountain Shiitake Mushroom Harvesting

Shiitake, meaning “oak mushrooms” in Japanese, is the second most produced mushroom in the world, following the common button mushroom. On the authentic Japanese growing methods on natural oak logs, where the mushrooms feed on the minerals and complex sugars in the oak itself, increasing nutrients, fiber, protein — and the flavor as well.

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Sauteed quickly in olive oil, salt/pepper & garlic. Super simple and really delicious.
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I like shitake mushroom very yummy and tasty

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I love Shiitake. Here in the Netherlands they are widely available and not expensive. Lucky me!

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Great respect shown by Japan.
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[КонстантинКирилиос]

I grow shiitakes (not only them) in the middle of Russia using described wild technology. Amazing mushrooms! - they give harvest even when hot and when cold - the only one trigger is rain. And they survive Russian winter easily.

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This is fascinating and amazing. But what’s with the computer generated voice?

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Excellent, I eat them every week, thank you

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The harvest process you showed at 6:02 was fascinating! I learned so much!

[marvelousmawlot]

Here in Meghalaya, India also we do have such mushroom and we local (Khasi) call it 'tiedtung' but don't how plant like you in Japan.. Thank you this video encourage us to think for the future especially farmers

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Another fine video. We always have shitake mushrooms about our kitchen since we cook a good amount of Asian food.