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Sado Island is a short boat ride from mainland Japan.
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Sado Island is a short boat ride from mainland Japan.
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It has a population of only about 50,000,
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despite being one of the nation's largest islands.
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A gold mine on Sado boosted Japan's wealth in the 17th century.
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There are cultural riches too,
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such as cute tube-like boats, and ancient performing arts.
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One family is preserving Sato's culinary traditions.
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And everything they do starts with delicious rice.
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Let's follow their story by looking through the kitchen window.
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A vast flatland sits between Sado's rugged terrain.
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Farmers here have been harnessing the nutrient-rich mountain water for thousands of years.
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Even today, they produce some of the best rice to be found anywhere in Japan.
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Sado's rural areas aren't just good for farming farming.
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They also provide an ideal habitat for the Japanese crested ibis.
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Conservationists in the country have brought it back from extinction.
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They sleep in the woods and feed on creatures in the paddies.
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People in the community have worked hard to maintain this healthy ecosystem.
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The sound of the birds are the same.
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The sound of the birds are the same.
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Yes, it was the same.
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The birds are the same.
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I've been here for 10 years since I've been a bird.
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It's nice and nice and nice.
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I've been working on the birds with a bird.
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I can also have a lot of fun to do with the food.
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Aida Tadaki is the latest in a long line of rice farmers to manage these patties.
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Friends and family chip in too.
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Growing season starts in spring.
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It all begins with the seeds.
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Just one can produce 300 to 500 grains of rice.
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They're first mixed with soil to create seabeds.
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And a week later, they're sprouting.
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Tadaaki takes the seedlings to his paddies.
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Tadaaki takes the seedlings to his patties.
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Some of the work needs modern machinery.
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Tadaki currently manages the paddies with just three other people,
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so efficiency is key.
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Growing rice is hard work,
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but even more so back in the day.
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Tadaki's wife, Naomi, is preparing lunch at home.
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The family grow a popular variety of rice called koshihikari.
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And their efforts have won high praise.
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Our rice is sometimes dubbed Super Koshihikari.
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Today's lunch is onigiri rice balls.
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The other ingredients include homemade miso paste and umeboshi pickled plums.
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The rice needs to be squeezed firmly so it doesn't fall apart,
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but not too hard or the texture will be spoiled.
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Onigiri are like an extension of the person who made them.
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Naomi coats these with a generous layer of miso paste.
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No filling inside.
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Miso and umeboshi are tasty and functional.
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Because they act like preservatives,
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stopping the rice from going bad.
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That's not so important if eaten right away,
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but oniguri were invented as a meal for farmers out in the field.
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Naomi arrives at the paddies.
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She's also brought fried eggs and other side dishes.
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But naturally, her onigiri are the highlight.
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Simple, tasty, and to be enjoyed wherever you may be.
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Onigiri, a fast food like no other.
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Tadaaki has recharged, and he finishes planting the seedlings in no time.
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Tadaaki was born and raised on Sado Island,
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but he moved elsewhere and worked as a civil engineer.
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He later returned with his family and found a job at the city hall.
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I was a little sick and I decided to live in 2010 to make a job.
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Tadaaki's father Yasuaki is the pioneer of an organic farming method using local oyster shells
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Tadaaki had only been at the helm a short while before Yasuaki became ill too
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Suddenly he had to take on all the work himself
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Things
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started
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looking up when Tada Aki drew on his experience as an engineer.
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Tadaaki came up with all sorts of ideas to improve the quality of his rice.
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He uses mineral-rich sea water to raise the seedlings.
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And he's embraced technology.
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Satellite imagery shows the paddy from above.
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The red areas are not well fertilized,
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and the green areas have too much.
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The rice planting machine uses the data to optimize distribution.
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Tadaaki wasn't just aiming for large-scale production.
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He also wanted to grow rice with care,
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like the farmers of old in their small patties.
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The hard work has paid off.
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He consistently produces high quality rice,
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and he's now one of Sado Island's key rice producers.
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Still, Japan's rice industry is facing a significant hurdle.
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People don't eat as much of it as they used to.
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Tada Aki has found a new way to promote his produce.
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He makes rice dumplings called dango.
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for a delicious treat dating back more than 1,200 years.
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And making them is all so simple.
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Mix rice flour with water,
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roll into balls, and steam.
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Tadaaki and his family even opened a store in 2024.
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Sounds weird.
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Customers can also have their they're to be eaten quickly while they're still hot.
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This is to See Little Mu butter.
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That's rare, and seen the Could.
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And at the heart of it all, Rice.
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Here's Tadaaki's mother, Katsumi This is a red-nigth.
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If you grow this, you'll have a red-nigth.
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The family mostly eat vegetables.
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She grows organically.
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It's always been that way for Tadaaki.
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This is a pachy.
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Today, they'll dine in the open air.
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A feast of colorful dishes made with homegrown vegetables.
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And of course, rice.
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It's been made in a traditional cooker called mushi kamado.
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They are designed to be airtight,
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which traps the umami flavor and produces a wonderful chewy texture.
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Let's eat.
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It's delicious.
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It's not only good to say it.
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I'm happy.
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Tadaki's grains have earned his father's seal of approval.
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But I am very happy to say, so smooth.
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I experienced the nuovo dog community today,
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and there is much like the dancing industry.
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Keeping somebody standing us while walking and joining them and fighting I expect it's It's about belonged.
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My place as a last 풍ido ratic of Sado Islander.
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Whatever you call it as a Vernado.
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That's the story of one Sado Islander and his family.
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이번 수업에서는 일본 사도 섬의 독특한 문화와 전통 요리인 오니기리(Rice Balls)에 대해 배우고 실습할 것입니다. 영상에서는 사도 섬의 쌀 농사와 해당 농장을 운영하는 가족의 이야기를 통해, 쌀 재배의 과정뿐만 아니라 일본의 식문화에 대한 깊은 이해를 도울 것입니다. 학습자는 이 영상을 통해 다양한 어휘와 구문을 자연스럽게 익히고, 자신의 발음을 연습할 수 있습니다. 이를 통해 유튜브 영어 공부를 하면서 말하기 능력을 향상시킬 수 있습니다.

중요한 어휘 & 구문

  • 사도 섬 (Sado Island) - 일본의 큰 섬 중 하나로, 독특한 문화 유산이 있는 곳입니다.
  • 오니기리 (Onigiri) - 일본식 쌀 볼, 다양한 재료로 채워서 먹는 음식입니다.
  • 농사 (Farming) - 식량이나 자원을 재배하는 활동을 말합니다.
  • 자연 보존 (Conservation) - 생태계를 보호하고 보전하기 위한 활동입니다.
  • 맛있다 (Delicious) - 식음료가 맛있다는 의미입니다.
  • 종자 (Seeds) - 식물이 자라기 위해 필요한 것, 아래에서 자라게 됩니다.
  • 효율성 (Efficiency) - 자원을 효과적으로 사용하는 능력입니다.
  • 전통 (Tradition) - 특정 문화나 지역에서 오랫동안 내려오는 관습입니다.

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