JAPANESE CANDY ART - Goldfish, Frog, Cat, Dog Amezaiku Tokyo Japan

[trecydreamz]

I feel like these should be an actual profession with world wide contests, dedicated schools and careers, not just some street stalls.
This talent deserves to be appreciated and well paid.

[rymaracabre]

This guy's play doh skills when he was a kid must have been out of this world.

[ChristianFilming]

As an artist. I wanna let others know this: if we make something for someone we want them to enjoy it. If i was able to make these fish and cat candies, and i put maybe an hour or two into making food or art, i would want you to eat and enjoy.

Most mothers and fathers slave for hours over a stove only for the food to be eaten within several minutes. Just enjoy it. I would be so sad and disappoimted if someone didnt eat candy i made. Wether it took hours or minutes. Candy making is hard work but enjoyable when you see smiling faces consuming something i wanted to make for them to enjoy and consume.

[gatten]

形に残るガラスとかではなく
溶けたり、食べれてしまう形に残らない飴で作るところが
日本人の感性なんだな…
儚さがより美しさを際立たせる

金魚ほんとに綺麗

[hazetiva]

Its called Amezaiku Candy Art
The name of this shop is
Asakusa Amezaiku Ameshin in Tokyo Japan.
Sadly they don’t ship overseas!

This is true art!

[ATHRENTHEND]

I love when the gentelman who created the candy art passes them off the lady to paint. She only adds to their beauty. Both are excellent at what they do.

[liccalocca]

When my sister and I were children, I remember my parents buying us candy like this at a festival held at a shrine.
It was in the shape of Pikachu and a swan.
It was so beautiful and cute that we couldn't eat it and we kept it for a while.
Good memories of my childhood.
I am very happy that such craftsmen still exist!
(I'm Japanese, so my English isn't perfect, but I felt nostalgic after watching this video, so I left a comment😖)

[will-kyon]

The guy who is making the candy art looks so happy with his job and it’s adorable

[anonymousfan]

These two person are very good in their craft, kudos to them for keeping the candy tradition in japan alive. 👍👍👍

[bonochibear]

The guy is so talented. His grasp of animal forms is amazing. So much depth and nuances and detail.

[eloex]

The goldfish and the frog are stunning, they seem made of pure glass! I want to put them under a frame to watch them over time.

[platy]

the goldfishes tail was so satisfying to see being made.

[まるこ-kb]

When I was a child, candy craftsman came to sell beautiful candies for children. The old man made crane, swan, unicorn and etc… I liked to watch it. I felt it was magic☺️ nice memory.

[araescorcia]

When I was in Japan I witnessed one of the cleanest cultures in the world and I did not doubt to eat everything that crossed my path The taste, dedication and cleanliness was the best. I totally love this art and haters please get a life!!!💕💕💕💕

[tatjananebe]

I'm speechless... A handfull of sugar and a scissor. Incredible and a great piece of sweet art. Thanks for sharing.

[izumi]

This is why I adore Japan. Making amazing things quickly but somehow with all accuracy and precision. They don't look like they're being forced to do any of it.

[VanLe-yxii]

The goldfish is looking so real. Amazing skills for both sculptor and painter’s

[ImBlueDaBaDeeDaBaDaa]

I love how after each one he makes, when he's finished with it, he taps on it and smiles like he's thinking to himself, "Yeah, I made that masterpiece. I'm awesome."

[Verzsy]

I watched this 6 years ago while in pain. Helped me ease my suffering. I commented now as it appears on my recommendations.

[しまな民]

芸が本当に細かくて驚きました。
カエルなんか生きてるみたいだった、特に目。