Very cool and interesting story! Very nice to learn more about these structures and stories.
@sugorokujapanКүн бұрын
Thanks for the compliment and I'm glad to hear that :D I will keep exploring Japan and make more videos like this so please stay tuned if ur interested!
@brianwang8546Күн бұрын
This is one of those times that I appreciate the KZfaq Algorithm recommending me an unknown video. This was very interesting, I want to stay there if I'm ever in Japan.
@sugorokujapanКүн бұрын
Thanks for checking out and I also appreciate the youtube algorithim to bring this video to ppl like you who would appreciate it :) I will keep exploring Japan and make more videos like this so please stay tuned if ur interested!
Thank you for the comment and I am sorry not having replied so long! My understanding is that, as I have explained in the video, Itadakimasu is mainly to thanking to the lives that have been served as food, but also it is meant to thank for the people who have engaged in preparing the food. Hope that makes sense!