World Tour | Mom’s Challenge | 3rd Anniversary | Camel Ride

Good morning everyone! Yesterday was the first day of the exhibition in Dubai. He was trying to figure out how to get people to buy his products, whether they stop by or taste them. I thought, just by putting the product on display, I wouldn't know what it tastes like or how to use it. So I bought this magic bottle nearby. I'm going to put this Japanese cooking sauce diluted in water and serve it to everyone as a taste. Oh, I have spinach, so I'd like to bring it. It's like a tupperware. Oh, that's great! Let's eat the breakfast my dad bought me. This cream chicken is delicious. It's a little backlighting, but I feel like I'm in a place like that. What kind of place? I'm going to take the train today. Because I was in a traffic jam yesterday and walked a lot. I think it's a nice choice. You get off at No. 22, right? Yes. Thank you. Good luck. I'll see you later. Yes, sir. See you later. Good morning. Good luck. It's the second day, and there are so many people. It's past noon, so it's the busiest time of the day. I'll do my best today. I was here all day yesterday, and I finally got the hang of it. I didn't know what it was until I came here. Thank you very much. He took me to the kitchen behind the JETRO booth. This may not be the fifth time in a row. What should I do? Let's give it a try. Hi, guys. It's really good. Jamila Beach. It's amazing. After all, I met Kirika. I'm sorry. I did it all by myself. Everyone seems to be at the station today, so I'll go there. Thank you for your hard work. When I was told that the kimono was beautiful, I cried. Did you cry there? Yes, I did. I was impressed by everyone there. That's great. I was impressed. I'll be back in a few days. I always wear kimono here. That's very interesting. I'm going to a fancy colorful tea shop that Mr. Okudo introduced to me yesterday. I'll go there. I think I can run to the sea from 6 to 7.30 a.m. I arrived at the fish market. It's not open yet. There are people who come to buy fish, so I'll go there. It's like a fish market. There are a lot of things. I've never seen that before. There are a lot of fish. I'm scared. I'm wearing a yukata today. Erika is also wearing a yukata. We're all going to the Japanese army. I may be the only one who goes to the exhibition. After that, we're going to a restaurant called Zuma. We're all going to have lunch together. The golden area on the left is the station. It's beautiful around here. Wasabi? Wasabi. I'm sorry to say this, but this wasabi is very popular. It's called Wasabi Pickles. That's what happens. Because it's wasabi. It's so beautiful. Thank you so much. We're at Zuma. I heard it's a restaurant where you can't make a reservation. We're in the middle of a meeting right now. It's great to be able to see this. It's the best. I met the head chef here. He said, I'll be here at 12 o'clock tomorrow. I said, I'll be there. He introduced me to this restaurant. He said it's a fusion Japanese restaurant. I've never had that before. I'm really looking forward to it. And today is the first anniversary of the 3rd anniversary of Kimono Mom. It's the best anniversary. Wow, that's amazing. The food is a work of art. That's amazing. That's interesting. Let's eat. Fantastic. This is a wonderful opportunity. I'm so happy that you're spending that here. Thank you so much. I'll show you the kitchen later. I don't think we can do anything today. Because it's very busy. But maybe the other day. At least we can see. Thank you. Enjoy. Thank you for the meal. How is it? The bread is free. It's the first anniversary of Kimono Mom. I see. But it's really from here. It's from here. I'll do my best from here. Thank you for being with us since we were little. Thank you for 3 years. Thank you. If possible, we could use the menu. And cook something together. We'll see what we can do. We'll try. Can we come back? Yes, please. We'll come around 5. Okay, perfect. That looks cute. I'm also very happy. Thank you very much. And thank you for the souvenirs. Your Japanese is great. Bye bye. Let's go. Thank you. Good morning, everyone. It's the morning of the 4th day of the exhibition. Today, Erika and Su-chan are in the room. Mom and Dad will participate alone. At the summit of the booth next door, they're going to make 12 kinds of rice and Japanese cooking sauce. They're going to collaborate to make cooked rice. So, they're going to leave early. We have 2 days to go today and tomorrow. That's right. Let's go. I'll do my best today. By the way, after the exhibition, I'll go to the desert and ride a camel. I thought you wouldn't do that. I didn't want to go there. Thank you for your hard work. Good morning. It's quite crowded. Mr. Matsuzaki has already washed the rice and even soaked it in water. Perfect preparation. Thank you very much. I'm sorry. There are 21 kinds of grains. This year, there are 12.8 times more grains than white rice. Iron and magnesium are hard to get in our daily lives. That's right. It's good for people with poor blood circulation. It's also good for O2. I'm going to use this to make cooked rice with kimono mom's mentsuyu. Can you cook this much rice in such a big pot? Yes. It's easy to get nutrients because you're busy. It's convenient. You just have to put it in like this. That's right. By the way, what are you grilling? It's salmon saikyo-yaki. Saikyo-yaki? Yes. I heard that saikyo-yaki is the most popular fish that foreigners eat. It's sweet and easy to eat. Yes, saikyo-yaki is popular. That's right. What kind of country is your restaurant located in? We're a tsuke-yaki maker. We sell saikyo-yaki and tebi-yaki together. We mainly use saikyo-yaki to season fish. We also sell saikyo-yaki in South Asia and Asia. We're trying to sell saikyo-yaki in the Middle East. I see. What kind of work do you do? I work at a company in Abu Dhabi and Dubai. I'm in charge of the sales of food. I used to work at a soy sauce company. I've heard of it. You used to work at a soy sauce company. Yes, I used to work at a soy sauce company. It looks good. Yes, it does. It smells good, too. It does. It smells like soy sauce, doesn't it? Yes, it does. It smells like soy sauce. Yes, it smells like soy sauce. It smells fragrant, too. Yes, it does. Is it expensive to make five-color saikyo-yaki in Japan? Yes, it is. In Japan, it's a little expensive. But I don't think it's a price you can't afford. It's a price that is easy to get. Is that because of Summit Trading? I'm not interested in that. I'll give it to this person. I'll give it to him. You're getting it with sake, don't you? Yes, I am. Are you going to make five-color saikyo-yaki? Yes, I am. Now I'm going to go. Masaki-san, would you like to take a picture with me? Me too! Thank you very much! This is my first anniversary. Wow! Amazing! Wow! Show me! Amazing! This is amazing! You are here! Let's take a picture together! When I go to Dubai next time, I will do my best to stay there. Yes, you have to do your best to stay there. Congratulations! Thank you very much! This is very cute! This size is good, isn't it? Yes, I think it's just right. Look at this. You can make everything. Thank you! What is this? Rice with lamb. Is it already there? Yes, we'll take it. Thank you! The rice ball is more popular. I wonder why. Maybe because there are a lot of people. Oh, and it was lunch time. Everyone was full. The exhibition is over. Thank you for your hard work. I heard a voice. I was surprised! Where have you been? You look like a resort. It's a resort. It's nice! Let's go to Rakda! The exhibition is over. I'm waiting for the car in front of Rakda Riding. But the car won't come. I'm not good at driving. I think it's traffic. It's going to be a Rakda Riding in the dark. I forgot to bring my shoes. I'm going to Rakda. Wait a minute. I've been waiting for an hour. Sutan is crying because she's hungry. I always get in trouble when I'm on a trip. Hello! We're Shukupan from Australia. Oh, really? Thank you! It's 5.50am right now. The sunset is at 6am. We're still in Dubai Mall. Oh my god! Are you nervous? No, no, I'm nervous. I'm very excited. I'm going to sleep. We're the same. You're moving, right? Are you sleeping? You can't see well. I have poor eyesight, so I can't see very well. It's this late at night. Look, it's morning. Su-chan, can you give your mom a hand? Tomorrow. It's 12 o'clock, right? The stars are beautiful, aren't they? But I can't see very well. Wow, wow, wow, wow. Bye-bye! Wait, wait, wait. Come on, come on. What is that? Thank you. What is that? Oh, thank you. Thank you. Oh my god. It's so beautiful. Okay. Hold it and walk, okay? Hold it, hold it. Hello? Madam, Take a picture of this. It's a shooting star. Did you see it? Isn't that a bird? Isn't that a shooting star? It's been a long time since I've seen a shooting star. What is that? We're here! Are you holding my hand? Yes, I'm holding your hand. I didn't know what was going to happen at first, but I'm glad I came. I thought I was going to give up today. All the best and everything. See you in Australia. Yes, see you in Australia. Oh, yes, I'll see you in Japan, actually. Yeah, when I come to Japan, I'll let you know. And likewise, if you guys come to Australia, I'll send everything. Everyone, everyone, everyone. What's the name of Hokkaido? Hokkaido. Dad, come here. Dad. There's a lot of walnuts. Su-chan took it for me. Su-chan took it for you? Moto-san, Su-chan took it for you. It looks delicious. Dad. I can't see Su-chan. Dad, come here. Wow, wow, wow. I can't see Dad. Su-chan took it for you. That's amazing.