extreme

Mabelle 2022-04-19 09:02:36

The best thing about the Japanese is that they can do something to the extreme.
It is to reproduce the same thing wholeheartedly and adhere to a spirit.
I saw in a book that the flowers and plants served in Japanese dishes are not groundless.
They will choose and match according to the season, and there will never be winter flowers on summer dishes,
nor can summer leaves appear on winter dishes.
It is completely reflected in the dishes according to the laws of nature.
As for sushi, it is said that it was made so small for the convenience of maiko.
It is said that the Japanese do not fully adopt the family-style inheritance in the inheritance of the store.
If disciples love cooking, crafts, etc. more than their own children,
and perform better than their own children, they will pass on the shop to their disciples.
Think about it, a nation that transcends family affection and cares about craftsmanship completely objectively.
Such a thought, how can we not pass down the essence of craftsmanship from generation to generation and preserve it well?

Jiro sushi, after conversion, is really not cheap,
but if you can experience the most perfect sushi when you go to Japan, it is really worth the trip.

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Extended Reading
  • Kathryne 2022-03-30 09:01:06

    After watching it, the chef who went directly to Erlang's apprentice said a lot of intriguing words in the film. Sushi looks delicious, but I have to admit that it is almost the same without eating sushi...

  • Amara 2022-03-27 09:01:14

    God is the way of pilgrimage. As long as those who pursue faith with their lives are already Gods themselves. Faith doesn't have to be earth-shattering, it's just the value of being here, here, and here. Therefore, a chef and a fishmonger can be respected as the "God of Small Things". The kingdom of heaven is the moment when people are in love, the light in his eyes, in the eyes of 88-year-old Erlang, I saw it.

Jiro Dreams of Sushi quotes

  • Yoshikazu Ono: [on one of his fish vendors] His grandfather was known as "the god of sea eel." He was a legend. I've never met him in person, but that's what I've heard.

  • Jiro Ono: When I was in first grade, I was told "You have no home to go back to. That's why you have to work hard." I knew that I was on my own. And I didn't want to have to sleep at the temple or under a bridge so I had to work just to survive. That has never left me. I worked even if the boss kicked or slapped me. Nowadays, parents tell their children, "You can return if it doesn't work out." When parents say stupid things like that, the kids turn out to be failures.