【絶品】庶民が並んだ江戸の名店メドレー!! ご先祖様が食した絶品料理をご紹介!
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Just like tapioca drinks and popular restaurants with long lines today, there were "buzzworthy foods" among the common people of Edo.
A soba noodle stall selling a bowl for four mon had long lines, and it became so popular that the vendor was banned.
And—a real-life "ranking list" was even printed, praising the restaurants.
Shinpachi, a young man working at a publishing house in Nihonbashi, and his food-loving companion, Ikiji,
The two of them use the real-life "Edo-style Grilled Eel Ranking List" as a clue to explore the food scene of Edo during the Kaei era.
What was delicious, why was it popular, and why do so many of these dishes still exist today?
▼Famous Restaurants Visited This Time (All Real)
・Doukouan's Soba (So Popular It Was Banned from Other Restaurants) / Sarashina Soba (Azabu Nagasaka)
・Yohei Sushi's Nigiri Sushi (Ryogoku, Shimon Standing Sushi Bar)
・Tanbaya's Eel (Ranked East Ozeki)
・Chomeiji Sakuramochi "Yamamotoya" (Record of 385,000 pieces sold in 1824)
・Funabashiya's Kuzumochi (Kameido Tenjin Shrine / Later a favorite of Ryunosuke Akutagawa)
・Komagata Dozeu / Tokiwado's Kaminari Okoshi / Eitaro's Kintsuba
・Roots that Continue to This Day: Ninben, Yamamotoyama, and Others
▼Table of Contents (Times will be updated after audio is finalized)
00:00 Introduction - Edo's "Tabelog" Really Existed
01:14 Chapter 1: The Temple Soba That Was So Popular It Was Banned from Other Restaurants
08:50 Chapter 2 Yohei Sushi – A New Business Model: Nigiri Sushi You Can Eat for Just Four Mon
15:57 Chapter 3: Tanbaya's Eel – A Famous Restaurant That Ranked as the East's Ozeki (Grand Champion) in the Rankings
21:23 Chapter 4: Cherry Blossom Viewing and Pilgrimage – Famous Restaurants That Still Thrive Today, Born in the "Temple Gate of a Famous Place"
31:23 Chapter 5: The Day the Rankings Were Printed – Why Were Edoites So Enthusiastic?
▼Which one makes you want to eat the most? Let us know in the comments.
*This is a dramatization based on historical facts. Matters with multiple theories are introduced with expressions such as "It is said that..."
*Real historical figures (Hanaya Yohei, Hiraga Gennai, Yamamoto Shinroku, etc.) are not played by actors, but are depicted only through narration and historical documents.
Kevin MacLeod's Ishikari Lore is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...
Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-...
Artist: http://incompetech.com/
↓For business inquiries, please contact:
yoshi.bet0926@gmail.com
#EdoGourmet #EdoIzakaya #EdoFoodCulture
15 Comments
回らない江戸前寿司を江戸の町で立って食べてみたいものです。当時、女性はだった無理かな。今は男女ともフツーに食べ歩きできる世の中になりました。
今回も楽しませていただきました。
登場人物がいつもいいですね。
【絶品】庶民が並んだ江戸の名店メドレー!! ご先祖様が食した絶品料理をご紹介!
ダンのAI歴史探報 〜教科書には載っていない歴史の裏側〜
46,391 views
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@ai-urarekishitanho
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We appreciate your support!
Just like tapioca drinks and popular restaurants with long lines today, there were "buzzworthy foods" among the common people of Edo.
A soba noodle stall selling a bowl for four mon had long lines, and it became so popular that the vendor was banned.
And—a real-life "ranking list" was even printed, praising the restaurants.
Shinpachi, a young man working at a publishing house in Nihonbashi, and his food-loving companion, Ikiji,
The two of them use the real-life "Edo-style Grilled Eel Ranking List" as a clue to explore the food scene of Edo during the Kaei era.
What was delicious, why was it popular, and why do so many of these dishes still exist today?
▼Famous Restaurants Visited This Time (All Real)
・Doukouan's Soba (So Popular It Was Banned from Other Restaurants) / Sarashina Soba (Azabu Nagasaka)
・Yohei Sushi's Nigiri Sushi (Ryogoku, Shimon Standing Sushi Bar)
・Tanbaya's Eel (Ranked East Ozeki)
・Chomeiji Sakuramochi "Yamamotoya" (Record of 385,000 pieces sold in 1824)
・Funabashiya's Kuzumochi (Kameido Tenjin Shrine / Later a favorite of Ryunosuke Akutagawa)
・Komagata Dozeu / Tokiwado's Kaminari Okoshi / Eitaro's Kintsuba
・Roots that Continue to This Day: Ninben, Yamamotoyama, and Others
▼Table of Contents (Times will be updated after audio is finalized)
00:00 Introduction - Edo's "Tabelog" Really Existed
01:14 Chapter 1: The Temple Soba That Was So Popular It Was Banned from Other Restaurants
08:50 Chapter 2 Yohei Sushi – A New Business Model: Nigiri Sushi You Can Eat for Just Four Mon
15:57 Chapter 3: Tanbaya's Eel – A Famous Restaurant That Ranked as the East's Ozeki (Grand Champion) in the Rankings
21:23 Chapter 4: Cherry Blossom Viewing and Pilgrimage – Famous Restaurants That Still Thrive Today, Born in the "Temple Gate of a Famous Place"
31:23 Chapter 5: The Day the Rankings Were Printed – Why Were Edoites So Enthusiastic?
▼Which one makes you want to eat the most? Let us know in the comments.
*This is a dramatization based on historical facts. Matters with multiple theories are introduced with expressions such as "It is said that..."
*Real historical figures (Hanaya Yohei, Hiraga Gennai, Yamamoto Shinroku, etc.) are not played by actors, but are depicted only through narration and historical documents.
Kevin MacLeod's Ishikari Lore is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...
Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-...
Artist: http://incompetech.com/
↓For business inquiries, please contact:
yoshi.bet0926@gmail.com
#EdoGourmet #EdoIzakaya #EdoFoodCulture
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