初めて日本のパンを食べに行って大変なことになりました...食べたばかりなのに美味しすぎて持ち帰りまでするって

Hi, everyone. Konnichiwa. It's me, Lee Dae-young. My friends told me that they want to eat bread when they come to Japan. So we're here to eat bread. Bread. Bread. What's bread in Japanese? Bread. We're here to eat bread. Our Korean junior who came here for the first time said he wanted to eat Japanese bread. We haven't eaten Japanese bread yet. We've only eaten convenience store bread. I was surprised at that time, too. I didn't know there was such a quality bread in a convenience store. Then, how about a bread specialty store? Now, this is the first Japanese bread in my life. This is the first Japanese bread in my life. The bakery is inside the station. Hyo-chan is a barista in Korea. He's an expert. He's an expert in bread and coffee. He said he wanted to try Japanese bread. Isn't bread and coffee famous in Japan? It's easy to be sorry if you open it. I'm sorry I came to eat bread. The dessert is so pretty. Let's take a look. Here it is. Standard bakery. There are so many students. It's pretty. All the students are here to eat bread. There are so many breads I want to eat. Can I choose a bread? Let's go. What is it? Melon bread? I don't know. What kind of bread is this? It looks cute. It looks delicious. What kind of bread is this? This? Salt bread. Salt butter roll. I'll have a salt bread. It looks delicious. Is this croquette? It looks like croquette. One croquette. Croquette bread is famous in Japan. It's a sandwich. It looks like curry. It looks so delicious. It's hard to choose. It's pretty. There are so many things I want to do. It's crazy. I still have a lot of bread left. I want to eat more. I want to try this. No, no. It looks delicious. I can eat it all, right? The texture is crazy. This is Hokkaido croissant. I'm going to feel the taste of Hokkaido. It's a new product. Vegetable bread. There's broccoli on it. Mushroom. It looks healthy. Potatoes and carrots. There's more bread here. There's more. It can't taste bad. Look at this. The letters on the bread. Tokyo third? Tokyo. Tokyo third. Isn't the font pretty? It's a different font. I think they put a lot of effort into this little thing. It's a craftsmanship. In Japan. Right? Bread master. They gave me a fork and a knife. Thank you. I can't wait to eat. This is really... I'll have a sip of coffee first. Coffee. Barista coffee. I'll try it. Salt bread is really good. It's delicious. It smells like butter. It's amazing. Japanese salt bread. It smells like butter. Salt bread is very popular in Korea. Yeah. In Japan, salt bread has been around for a long time. In Japan, people eat a lot of salt. How is it? What does it taste like? Why is it called melon bread? Really? Is this melon bread? It's called melon bread. I've never had melon bread before. Try it. It's sweet. It keeps going in. Basically, the bread itself is so delicious. This wheat. It's soft. It's not easy to get in Korea yet. Really? But the shape is like this. It's cute because it's round. It looks like he's wearing a hat. This melon bread is famous in Chiba. Hunabashi. Hunabashi is famous. You know Hunabashi, right? Hunabashi? I've been looking for you. Wow, curry bread. Curry bread. Did Hoppang Man air in Japan? Hoppang Man is Japanese. I'm a fan of curry bread. In Japan, Hoppang Man is Angpang Man. Angpang Man. But the curry looks very thick. You ate curry. Japanese curry. That was delicious. But in Japan, it's called curry bread. Curry bread is famous. It tastes like Japanese curry. This is it. Oh, really. I'm getting wrinkles again. Because it's delicious. Curry is no joke. There's a lot of curry in it. I think Japan is good at melting bread for meals. Curry bread. Yakisoba bread. They make food with bread. I think Japanese bread is really soft and delicious. The noodles are the same. It's a little different from Korean flour. Yeah, the flour is different. Right? Bread is famous for French baguettes. It's famous all over the world. I've tried Japanese bread. I think it's better than French baguettes. Of course, I've never been to France. It's very soft. Is there salmon in it? Lemon. There's lemon in it. Cheese and lemon. Japanese people have great ideas. That's why bread is delicious. That's right. It's the country of bread. I think I'll gain a lot of weight if I stay in Japan. There are so many delicious things. It's all delicious. Japanese people eat delicious food often. I guess you always ride a bike and consume it. That's why you don't gain weight. Croissant This is from Hokkaido. It's very chewy. Isn't this cheese? It's as chewy as cheese. It's crazy. The amount of butter is crazy. Why is it Hokkaido style? Hokkaido? Hokkaido has a lot of dairy products. Hokkaido cheese, milk, dairy products. Butter That's right. Hokkaido butter It's so delicious. I thought I couldn't eat all of this. It disappears in an instant. Is it rosemary? Rosemary? Rosemary is on top. You're good. It's coated with cheese. If you look closely, there are two breads. It's like a sandwich. That's right. I thought there were two. Ham inside Is it bacon? Bacon This combination can't be tasteless. It's so pretty. It's like French toast. It's very moist inside. And it's all black. What is this? What's this fluffy thing? It's like garlic, right? Garlic I thought it would be hard. It's soft. It's very moist. When I saw this bread, I thought it would be hard. But Hyochan chose this. I don't know why he chose this bread. When I chose it, I couldn't imagine the ingredients inside. It's very moist. This is Japanese bread. It's soft. I can't predict. What does this taste like? Isn't there cream inside? Do you know what this is? Is it called a pastry? As soon as I opened it, I smelled cinnamon. I really like cinnamon. When did you eat a lot of bread? I ate a lot in the army. In the army? What kind of bread did you eat in the army? Cream bread, sausage bread. If this bread comes out in the army, I'll re-enlist. Add it to the army. It's a must. It's sweet. It's thick. They put in a lot of ingredients. The scent of cinnamon is strong. I thought it would be very sweet, but it's less sweet. What I was impressed with the convenience store bread was that there was a lot of cream in it. People don't play with food. I was impressed. It's a croquette burger. I'll try it. It's full. It's soft. It's called croquette. There's a croquette in it. Croquette is very famous. Croquette in Japanese. What does it mean? Is it just a croquette? Yes, croquette. It's a taste that makes you open your eyes. It tastes like Korean seasoned chicken. It's chili sauce. The bread is very soft. If I eat this much bread, I have to be full. I want to eat more. There are many kinds. That's why. Who do you want to eat Japanese bread? This guy. Japanese convenience store bread is delicious. Japanese bread is the best. Convenience store bread is delicious. I haven't eaten convenience store bread yet. How can this happen? I think I ate nine pieces. The funny thing is that I can eat more. Thank you for the food. How was it? I ate Japanese bread for the first time today. It's a unique taste. The idea is great. The bread itself is a taste that you can eat without burden. When I go back to Korea, I will spread the word about bread. Japanese bread is delicious. Didn't you lie? Japanese bread is delicious. I'm a real Korean. I'm going to buy some bread.