【日本】日本福岛的海鲜还能吃吗？味道果然不一般！

【日本】日本福岛的海鲜还能吃吗？味道果然不一般！

There are still 2 million people living in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan, where nuclear leakage and nuclear wastewater are discharged. Don’t they know the danger? Will they still eat seafood? Is Fukushima seafood still edible? Today I will try Fukushima seafood myself and see how it tastes. The nuclear wastewater nurtures the seafood. In addition, a Chinese person created fireworks works and built an art gallery here to commemorate the earthquake. Let’s walk into the days when cherry blossoms are everywhere. Now is my second day in Fukushima. We are now going to their seafood market to have a look at the seafood contaminated by nuclear radiation . Haha , actually, from what I learned last night, the hotel front desk told me that they are not really taboo about seafood, that is to say, they don’t really care too much about nuclear wastewater. The matter of water discharge , but this matter has frightened countries 1,000 kilometers away. I also found a strange phenomenon that the streets of Fukushima are particularly deserted. This is one of their larger cities. It should be the third most populous city in the northeast. In Japan , pedestrians are still well treated when crossing the road. They basically let you stand on the zebra crossing and they will stop immediately. It is really empty. These Japanese single-family houses are really beautiful. It is said that in Japan, how to tell whether a family is rich is to look at the trees planted in front of their door. The more trees they plant, the richer they are, because planting trees requires workers to take care of them. You can see that the house in front is probably a wealthy family. You can see that the tree is very beautiful. Fukushima is the most Let’s go to the big seafood market to find out. The prices are so cheap . Is it because of the nuclear radiation? It’s time to go to the vegetable market that everyone likes very much. The only difference is that we are going to visit the nuclear radiation vegetable market today. You can see the prices of these Japanese vegetables by yourselves. We won’t read them one by one today. Just multiply the hundredth place by 5. What we have seen so far is within the safe value range , and even lower than the value in Fuzhou. Their vegetables will also be marked with where they are produced. This one is produced in Ibaraki . Ibaraki is one of their major agricultural provinces . It’s like this. 100-200 is five to ten yuan . It will be bundled. It’s not one catty. It’s just bundled. A white radish like this is 148 , which is 7 yuan. Wow, this white radish is so fat. This one is well grown . In fact, in Ibaraki Prefecture , besides planting a lot of crops, they also do a lot of agricultural research on the relationship between agriculture and the environment. So they grow some better food and vegetables, and they all have their origins . Look at the kiwis produced in Ehime, 4 of them are 580 (30 yuan). Such a small one is more than 700 (35 yuan) , which is 35 yuan. Look at how small it is. Look at this watermelon , it is planted in a square shape. This is very good. I think we can learn from it in China and label everything, that is, write the origin more clearly. This seafood market really cured people with obsessive-compulsive disorder. It is extremely comfortable and clean. These seafoods are produced in Kagoshima and Hokkaido. They are all safe. No alarm was reported . 0.08 It’s very safe. This is their local one , from Iwaki and Fukushima. What kind of fish is this? I can’t tell what kind of fish it is. The radiation level is also safe. This is from Miyagi. Boiled fish from Shizuoka and Fukushima is very safe. Soma is actually very, very close to the nuclear power plant. I don’t quite understand the origin of this one . Is this beef tongue or pork tongue ? Because “豚” means pig in Japanese . 402 (20 yuan) is probably pork . These meat products from Japan are really good and not expensive. This one is only 40 yuan. The amount here is 248 grams , but this is seasoned beef. Such a big steak is only 65 yuan. So far, it’s quite safe, safe, safe, but I found One problem is that seafood from Fukushima doesn’t account for a large proportion. You know, Xiaominbing is a very famous fishing port. That fishing port is very close to the nuclear power plant and is also a point where the sea is discharged. Originally, I wanted to go to Xiaominbing today to take a look, but due to time constraints , I added another point in Iwaki . Should we have a taste of Fukushima seafood? This wave of sacrifices is a bit big, friends, hurry up and order the little red heart produced in the Pacific Ocean. Their nuclear waste water is discharged into the Pacific Ocean. But let’s not talk about it first. These sashimi are quite cheap. Look, this box is only 580 (30 yuan). Look, this one is 1,300 (65 yuan). I want to buy one I haven’t found any seafood from Fukushima. This one is from Fukushima , but it’s too big. 1,000 yen is equivalent to 50 RMB. Wagyu is very expensive in China. Here, this box of 100 grams is sold for 45 RMB. This is beef tongue, right? Four pieces are 35 RMB. I tested it for you. They are all safe . Although we found some soil piles in Futaba Prefecture with very high values , the things sold in their markets and in their cities are actually within normal values. The Japanese government said that the nuclear waste water was treated before being discharged into the sea, so it is relatively safe. Judging from the values ​​of these seafood We didn’t find anything unusual. Of course, some Japanese fishery and agricultural organizations are against this. If this incident causes a bad reputation in the international community, their aquatic products will not be easy to export abroad, so it will cause certain damage to their economy. There are also things produced in Fukushima, but they are relatively rare. This is produced in Fukushima. This actually means Fukushima, specifically referring to Fukushima Iwaki, which accounts for about 10% of their seafood market. This is also produced in Fukushima. I found a nuclear radiation strawberry again. Today we are here to spend a lot of money to eat a nuclear radiation strawberry . I think this one is bigger . Um, we also have to challenge eating it without washing it. Haha, only cash is allowed? Let’s come in and have a simple meal of nuclear radiation meal to learn about social phobia Japanese. We sit here and see my favorite seafood rice bowl for 1,300 yen (65 yuan). There is also an explanation here. He said that the tidal gap near the coast of Fukushima Prefecture is where the blue tide and the black tide meet . The fish grown in the nutrient-rich ocean here are fat and delicious. The long plate fish caught in ports such as Iwaki Port in Fukushima Prefecture is of excellent quality and is known as the first-class product recognized by 99% of the people in Tsukiji Market. This is a brand that is loved by the public. Its processed products are also full of tradition and technology. Sure enough, the nuclear radiation fish is different. It is nutritious. I have been sitting here for a long time. Why didn’t anyone come to order for me ? Which one is the best-selling one? (I don’t understand it at all) I saw that it is limited to April. This one is only available in April . Sorry , I have no money again . I need to recharge. I didn’t understand after a lot of talking. Hahaha. Anyway, I sat down and waited. Thank you. This is matcha. This is ice water. He didn’t ask me. Maybe he thought that the language was not communicated. He just gave me everything. The nuclear radiation journey will carry nuclear radiation to the end. There are not many opportunities in this life. Let’s drink tea together. Thank you. Let’s taste the nuclear wastewater fish. This is a seafood rice bowl with shellfish. I didn’t order the 8 kinds of fish. I ordered shellfish. He said it was limited to April. And shellfish is what I like very much, so I ordered this. Before eating, test it first. There is no problem. 0.08 Pour soy sauce first, soy sauce directly There is a sticky green thing in the middle. I don’t know what it is . Hmm, it ‘s so sticky. I didn’t forget you fans this time. Eat first. I want to say it’s delicious. The advantage of this place is that it’s cheaper. The seafood rice bowl we ate before was 3,000 yen (150 yuan) , but this one is only 1,500 (65 yuan). For travel, Fukushima feels very ordinary . There is nothing special about it. The only special thing is that there are very few tourists . Then I am also worried that after you come here, the nuclear radiation value in some place will suddenly be very high, which is still a bit dangerous. I want to mark this episode: Dangerous action, please do not imitate steaming How do you make eggs so delicious? They don’t have the fishy smell . Nuclear radiation strawberry. This strawberry looks pretty good. It looks like a strawberry. The value is normal, 0.08, sweet and not sour. I bought 486 (24 yuan) here. It is also marked here. It is specially marked that Fukushima produced no nuclear waste water to raise seafood. The place we are going to is not to say how tragic the earthquake was or how dangerous the nuclear leak was , nor is it to say whether nuclear waste water should be used. It is a commemoration of a Chinese man who studied in Japan and established a deep friendship with the Japanese people. Then he created a fireworks work. This work is famous both at home and abroad. This person is Cai Cai Guoqiang is also from Quanzhou . His fireworks work is called “The Day of Cherry Blossoms”. When I came here, I saw a large area of ​​cherry blossoms planted on the mountain behind me. After the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011, Cai Guoqiang immediately auctioned some of his works to help some friends in Iwaki, Fukushima rebuild their homes. But unexpectedly, his friends did not arrange the funds for their own homes , but used them to plant 99,000 cherry trees. These cherry trees represent the reflection on the huge disaster left by the nuclear power plants built by our generation for future generations. In 2013, he built such a An art gallery . The wood he used to build the gallery was the wood that could not be sold after the earthquake because people were worried about nuclear pollution and radiation , so he bought it and built this art gallery. Now the cherry blossoms on the mountain have not bloomed yet. This art gallery is very small , but it is very meaningful . It is located in a relatively remote place in Iwaki City. In a few days, the cherry blossoms here will bloom. The earthquake broke out on March 11th , and the end of March is when the cherry blossoms in Japan are in full bloom. It can be said that when the cherry blossoms were in full bloom , I was in pain. I never thought that it would be such a pastoral place. There are some things for making fire and heating here. Although this art gallery is relatively simple , it has a very profound meaning . After entering, I found that this art gallery is completely unattended. It is completely open and integrated with nature. After a while, its background is cherry blossoms. Mr. Cai Guoqiang is from Quanzhou, Fujian , so you can see some tea-drinking tools outside . These are some of his photographs. This broken ship is the wood used in the art gallery. Unfortunately, there is no Chinese. There are Japanese and English, but no Chinese. He once said that this land has suffered from earthquakes, tsunamis and nuclear accidents. Today I dedicate these 40,000 fireworks to everyone May the deceased rest in peace. It has been 14 years since the Great East Japan Earthquake. What can we use to fight the trauma? Perhaps it is the fireworks full of tragedy and hope on the sunny beach , and the indomitable spirit it symbolizes . This is the story of the sky full of cherry blossoms. He placed this friendship in the cherry blossoms and hoped to give the world faith and hope. It is so beautiful, friends. His fireworks did not bloom at night but during the day. Then take a look at his work. This is the Horizon Bureau , and this is the White Wave . The one below is the Black Wave. This work is called the Monument. The days when the sky is full of cherry blossoms are like the cherry trees in the backyard. Wow, so beautiful . This was when an event was held. A place made of simple wooden barrels and bamboo strips. Say goodbye to Fukushima. We will go to Japan’s largest city , their capital, Tokyo. It ‘s their cherry blossom season now , so let’s go to Tokyo to see the cherry blossoms. Now we are buying tickets. The tickets are purchased with cash . Why do I take the bus? Because if I take JR, the fare is about 6,000 (300 yuan) , and if I take the bus, it’s only 3,000 (150 yuan) , and the time is only half an hour longer. It’s my first time taking a Japanese bus and it feels pretty good and clean. We took 6A. Some Japanese buses have toilets. Some of them don’t have toilets. The Japanese characters are so easy to recognize , but there is one thing . If you show them our simplified characters, they can’t understand them. I thought they could understand Chinese at first. Sometimes they can’t understand simplified characters, but if they are converted to traditional characters, they can understand them. It’s too fat to fit in. There is a USB port. In fact, I think you can prepare a USB to type C adapter in the bag . In this way, you can charge in many places, such as on the bus . Arrived at the service area in Japan . Wow , this is a bit advanced. Do you know what is the most embarrassing thing about taking such a bus abroad? When you park at the service area, you don’t know how long it will stop because you can’t understand. This service area is similar to ours. They also sell these and some food, but the Japanese service area seems to be more delicious. Wow, what is this? A serving of pork chop rice in the service area is 1,250 (60 yuan) 1,750 (90 yuan), this is fried fish rice 1,350 (63 yuan), curry rice 890 (45 yuan), udon noodles 700 (35 yuan), I feel it is a little higher than the city. This melon-flavored mochi looks delicious. It is also produced in Ibaraki Prefecture. There are many things in Ibaraki Prefecture. I won’t buy them yet. My car will drive away later. Do you know that there are only 4 passengers in this car including me ? How do they make money? Such a big bus only has 4 passengers. Now we are in Tokyo , but we are in a relatively outer area. And we live in Asakusa District , which is already a relatively remote place. These two days It’s raining. Oh, we’re in Tokyo. This is Tokyo Station. Tokyo Station is so cold. Haha. Wow, I saw this . How hardworking the Japanese are. This is a workplace. It’s temporary. You need to work and then you can swipe your card to get in. It ‘s 20 minutes and 275 yen (13 yuan). Haha. It’s interesting. In my country (China), there are KTVs, but here they are all working. It’s 10 o’clock and I haven’t had dinner yet. Buy one of this and another of this, and then a small can of juice . I would like to call Japan the god of pre-prepared meals. Cherry blossoms in the wind and rain. I don’t know how many will be left after this rain in two days. Hold on, hold on. Unbox the safe in the youth hostel in Tokyo. This is it This is our bed. There are so many beds in this room. This youth hostel also has a bathing area . I will go take a bath later. People in Japan take baths every day. The third floor is the men’s bathroom and the second floor is the women’s bathroom. We will go to the second floor to take a bath later. Then let’s take a look at the public space here. It’s a little small. It’s this big. Can you guess how much this youth hostel costs per night? I’ll scare you to death. 400 RMB. I feel that this is no different from the 30 or 40 RMB in Southeast Asia. And this youth hostel is more expensive because it’s the cherry blossom season. If it’s normal, there is no season. I checked and it’s about It’s around 150 (RMB) , so its price goes up a lot during the cherry blossom season. After all the trouble , I finally have dinner. The soup is out, and it’s over. Oops, he didn’t give me chopsticks , hahaha. I borrowed them from the front desk, and he actually had them. He hid all the chopsticks. It’s a little sweet. It has a strong honeydew melon flavor, but it’s still a little sweet. I ‘ll share today’s video here. I’m traveling to Japan, the 15th country in my world tour. Welcome to continue watching my world travel documentary. See you in the next video. Bye. This is about 15 yuan a box , but the quantity is so small. It’s gone in two bites. I’d better eat some sandwiches to fill my stomach. Bye

在核泄漏和核废水排放的日本福岛县，还生活着200万人口，难道他们不知道危险吗？他们会吃海鲜吗？福岛的海鲜还能吃吗？今天我将亲自尝试福岛海鲜，一起看看味道如何？另外有一个中国人在这里为了纪念大地震而创作了烟花作品，并建了美术馆，我们一起走近樱花漫天的日子。