Japanese people eat GLUE?!

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[ckong]

Nice to see you back in Osaka. Missing Shun from your videos.

[emirinrira]

I remember my mom telling me a Japanese story where a sparrow, who was under the care of an old man, ate the grandmother’s glue. The grandmother then cut off the sparrow’s tongue. I can’t remember what the story was called, but reminds me of the corn glue

[washikuro]

Child: Mom I’m hungry
Mom: Dinner’s not ready, just eat the glue

[MariniArt]

automatically made me think one of the episode of The Powerpuff Girls: "Paste Makes Waste." In that episode, a student named Elmer has a habit of eating glue.

[Random_puro]

Babies when they left alone in home for literally 4 seconds:

[tkondaks]

Tokyo. Taiwan. Osaka. This girl gets around. Merry Christmas, Patricia.

[helium]

Malaysian crimes: Sniff glue
Japanese snacks: Eat glue😭

[-HaleysSlimeAsmr-]

Interviewer:"Whats your favorite childhood meal?"

Her:gLuE

[OldGrannyJoe]

"Damn im hungry... Oh the craft store is nearby"

[TheGreatTocino]

I used to use this during elementary school. The smell is just so good.

[NAYAHH-]

No, this brought back so many memories from when I lived in Japan 😭 I live in Korea now and no one talks about this!

[lemonz]

We had a similar product in the US. It was called school paste or simply “paste.” Which was just starch, water and either clove or peppermint oil as a preservative.

[drewjay]

Lol I have had to have the "nontoxic does NOT mean edible" conversation with one of my friends multiple times. Her favorite treat is Orbeez. She would definitely eat glue... She's an adult.

[MissSassyPatch]

Theres a ramen place like this too! You can customize your own ramen and add ur own toppings urself! Reminds me of it bc of all the merch, lol!

[ValkyrieLethal]

Japan: The only place on Earth where you can say you eat glue without being the weird kid.

[mirandatagliamonte]

Hey, it’s the brand that did a collaboration with Animal Crossing: New Leaf (look up Holden)!

[its-cown]

I'm a Filipino, and when I was a bit younger, my grandmother would buy us Glue but made of kanin (cooked rice) . Like only bigas no other additives, and if we had no glue, I would get bigas from our bahaw (leftover cooked rice) and mush it then spread it across the paper, and it works fine 😊

[pt]

This is true. I saw in the subway in tokyo a little girl eating spoonsful of glue. she was so delighted.

[vonehrenkrook]

I remember that yellowish-tinted, somewhat-clear type glue with the orange lid! The BEST!!! 🤣

[IAmEventsHostMNL]

same with the philippines, our paste is also made from edible material