Lesson Transcript

Hi, everyone! It's Risa. Today, I'm going to some Japanese summer festival food! It's actually one of my favorite thing to do during summer festival.
Today, I'm here at Hachioji fireworks festival, but before we're going to watch the fireworks festival, let's have a look and enjoy Japanese summer yatai food.
屋台 (Yatai) means "food stall".
Here we are!
There are few different ways to call these shops, as you can see, these are - yatai, demise, roten.
These are all small shops where you can buy food and handbag. You can find these shops at Japanese festivals or some other events.
It's usually really really crowded but now, we came too early, and look, not many people!
で、あとたこ焼き買いましょう。 (De, ato takoyaki kaimashō.)
こんにちは。 (Konnichiwa.)
一つ、はい、お願いします。 (Hito-tsu, hai, o-negai shimasu.)
…はい、どうも… (...Hai, dōmo...)
This is Takoyaki.
たこ焼き(Takoyaki)!
Takoyaki is famous in Osaka, but actually, now, you can buy it everywhere. Everywhere in Tokyo, and also you can buy in the festival food stands like I did. I like takoyaki.
And, takoyaki; tako means "octopus"
食べちゃう? (Tabechau?)
So inside of this ball, there's a piece of octopus in it.
And this one is bonito flake.
だっけ? (Dakke?)
かつお節です。 (Katsuobushi desu.)
いただきます。 (Itadakimasu.)
髪の毛が… (Kami no ke ga...)
まだタコにたどり着けない。 (Mada tako ni tadoritsukenai.)
ほら、タコ。 (Hora, tako.)
タコ先に食べる。 (Tako saki ni taberu.)
中はトロトロしてておいしいですよ。 (Naka wa torotoro shite te oishii desu yo.)
I can put butter as much as I want!
見た目が… (Mitame ga...)
Is it good?
で、たぶんいいかな? (De, tabun ii kana?)
ありがとうございます。 (Arigatō gozaimasu.)
This is じゃがバター (jaga batā.)
It's a little messy now.
So this is potato and butter on it.
じゃがいもの…お、アリが…めぐの足のとこに… (Jagaimo no... o, ari ga... megu no ashi no toko ni...)
じゃがいもの上にバターをのっけた食べ物で。 (Jagaimo no ue ni batā o nokketa tabemono de.)
This shop, I think, this is boiled first, and then baked, and then I put the butter on it. Butter and salt on it.
じゃがバター (jaga batā)
食べるよ。 (Taberu yo.)
いただきます。 (Itadakimasu.)
アリが… (Ari ga...)
It's good! It was 500 yen.
ホクホクしてておいしい、まだあったかい。 (Hokuhoku shite te oishii, mada attakai.)
I love potatoes, can I ask for more?
お好み焼き一つください。 (Okonomiyaki hito-tsu kudasai.)
はい、ありがとうございます。 (Hai, arigatō gozaimasu.)
パッカーン! お好み焼き。 (Pakkān, okonomiyaki.)
This is like a Japanese savory pancake.
Inside is cabbage, egg, spring onion; it really depends on the shops, but the basic one is with cabbage, egg, spring onion.
ちょっと冷めちゃったけど。 (Chotto samechatta kedo.)
ソースの濃い味がいいですね。 (Sōsu no koi aji ga ii desu ne.)
これでも形がなんかすごい、平ぺったいかんじになってる、二つに折ってあるね。
(Kore demo katachi ga nanka sugoi, hirapettai kanji ni natteru, futa-tsu ni otte aru ne.)
生姜も入ってます。 (Shōga mo haitte masu.)
この赤いのが生姜です。 (Kono akai no ga shōga desu.)
Ginger.
あと天かすかな、天かす。 (Ato tenkasu kana, tenkasu.)
もうちょっとかけよ。 (Mō chotto kakeyo.)
かき氷 (kakigōri).
Blue Hawaii, strawberry.
Here's today's keywords and phrases.
屋台 (yatai) "food stall"
並ぶ (narabu) "line up/queue up"
○○は売っていますか。 (-- wa utte imasu ka.) "Do you sell...?"
祭り (matsuri) "festival"
暑い (atsui) "hot"
What was your favorite Japanese yatai food? If you want to enjoy this kind of atmosphere, just come and join us!
Thank you very much for watching. And see you next time. Bye!

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