Name: How a Train Bento Box is Made in Japan
Uploaded: 2021-05-22T18:30:12.000Z
Duration: 12 min 11 s
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this is how a japanese train bento was made.

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Yeah, mm So I've always wondered how a Japanese at train bento was made And luckily the folks at JR Tokai passengers oblivion and show me how it's made this video as part of my new series called Made in Japan, where I go in and show you how truly things are done here in Japan.

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All right, let's go inside of the factory if you've ever eaten a japanese train bento.

Good chances that was made by JR Tokai passengers, they sell bento boxes, only giddy.

And what's mommy says at Hokkaido Shinkansen stations employing about 530 staff to make this all happen.

And today I'm taking you into the heart of it where trained bentos are made in Japan at the Tokyo Show me factory.

So the factory is quite thorough and meticulous about preventing staff from introducing contaminants and bacteria, dust etcetera into the factory.

So they enforce strict policies on dress code, cleanliness and sanitation, which is, I'm sure comfort to many of their customers.

The ingredients are received in the loading dog.

Every single box from vendors must be inspected.

They inspect about 253 100 boxes every day.

So after the inspection boxes are brought to the refrigerators and freezers boxes are organized by category like meat and pickles, so that the staff can quickly access the ingredients.

Now the preparation process begins wrapped packages like these are taken out of the boxes and sterilized.

In this area, vegetables are fueled by hand, then there Washington, electrolyzing water tank.

Finally their place in this machine to spin dry.

Apparently the ingredients are all cut by hand and each one is counted in order to prepare just the right amount based on how many bentos are being made that day.

Now that all the ingredients are sliced up, the cooking process begins.

Japanese boiled dishes are cooked in these giant bats.

Oh that's to Conoco in english bamboo shoots.

Excuse me going to ask you a question how much food is made at one time.

They also boiled daikon, radish, Kornienko and sata Imo.

So this is where they grill the fish and check it out.

The temperature and duration the food is cycled through the grill are precisely said to ensure food is cooked perfectly each and every time, but just in case the temperature is also checked when it comes out and this is the fried section, definitely my favorite place in the factory right now, pork katsu is being tried for the spicy masala katsu curry sandwich, wow, that looks so crispy.

Immediately after frying the cuts is dipped into the curry sauce.

Other foods like karate fried shrimp and karaoke are also cooked in this fried oasis.

After all the food is fried, it's then cut into pieces and ready for the bento boxes.

All right, So this is where all the rice has made impact.

A bento box wouldn't be complete without rice.

So, it's no surprise that this factory makes 260 kg of rice about £570 every day.

I guess workers here always have a rice day.

This giant pot itself can make up to 13 kg, about 28 a half pounds of rice.

So in order to fill the day's demand, the factory utilize a team of rice cookers.

The rice is then spread out by hand to help eric out.

So it's nice and fluffy when it goes into the bento boxes.

The factory will also produce a flavored rice.

This one in particular is a sarin attack economic johan clam flavored rice.

Futagawa May she Rice isn't just for Bentos, but it's also used to make only Geary the Japanese rice ball.

If you don't already know Japanese love their own a giddy.

The factory make about 2000 only kiddies every day.

So this machine makes the square rice beds and then the feelings are added on top by hand.

Afterwards, the machine takes the field rice beds and presses it into a triangle ship and finally add the wrapping.

Depending on the type of only guilty though, the seaweed is sometimes done by hand.

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So it looks like everything's been refreshes.

So now all we have to do is wait till this evening.

It is after one a.m. In the morning and look at all of these people hard at work.

It's time to finish up the plating and complete the final product to ship out the bentos as fresh as possible.

On the day, the factory plays all of the bento boxes.

After midnight, each worker is responsible for one task on the production line.

It's amazing to see how many different dishes are all packed into one bento box and the factory makes different kinds of bentos every night.

So when one mental product is completed, the workers we stock a different set of dishes in preparation to box.

In total, about 8000 bento boxes are made at the factory every day.

But due to coronavirus is about half that.

Now, holidays are the most busy, as that's when customers are traveling the most on trains.

So during this time They make up to 10 bentos per day.

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