🇯🇵 A Taste of Peace | Cooking Udon and Cherished Family Memories | Vlog

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• HI

  @hiro_life_jp · 11 months ago · pinned

  😊 Please tell me about your fun childhood memories. 💕 <br> <br>How to turn on subtitles: <br> <br>On your phone: Tap the CC icon (top right), then hit the gear icon to pick your language. <br> <br>On your PC: Click the CC icon (bottom right), then go to Settings and choose your language. <br> <br>On your TV: Open Settings (gear icon), turn on Subtitles, and pick the language you want.

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• PA

  @pamelawalton1643 · 1 month ago

  It&apos;s really nice you brothers get along this well. &nbsp; It&apos;s like you are friends too. &nbsp; Your Younger brother looks up to you, and follows your lead. &nbsp; He watches you. 💙💙🙌🙏👍👏🫶

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• SH

  @SheldonReay · 8 months ago

  From one country-kid to another, this video is pure love, pure happiness, you are living a pure life Hiro. And Yuto. Your bond is strong and amazing

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• PE

  @petadelsonno5973 · 10 months ago

  I love watching you and your brother talking about memories of digging holes making snow angels. It’s not pointless. It’s just being a child. It’s being alive and having fun and even to play catch in the park with your brother it’s very special. You are very lucky.

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• AM

  @amywilson6914 · 4 months ago

  Luv how your whole family has this closeness bond vibe… great to see , very rare to see now days .. from Melbourne Australia 🙂

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• VI

  @vickibeaver3441 · 11 months ago

  I love how hiro sqeezes his eyes shut when hes eating something good! You can really tell hes enjoying &nbsp;the dish that hes made!! Yummo!!

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• TA

  @tamarasersansie2211 · 11 months ago

  My late father was from Indonesia. One of my favorite memories is when my father would announce from our small kitchen that would be cooking my favorite Indo dish. When I was an adult. I would get a phone call saying to come home because dad was cooking for me. Indeed, when he was ill with cancer, I went to visit (he and my mother moved far away) and he cooked me my favorite dish one last time and made sure I knew how to cook it for myself. <br><br>You and your family are creating memories and bonds that are more valuable Than money or any possession. Bonding over good food is priceless.

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• PA

  @pamelawalton1643 · 1 month ago

  Awe, That Was Fun Watching You Fella&apos;s 👍🫶

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• MI

  @MiltonNgaruhe · 11 months ago

  Watching you both enjoy your meal, and your table manners is very interesting. Thank you.

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• ME

  @menuel_1978 · 11 months ago

  Watching you, make me realized about even such a simple thing could make me enjoy<br>I learn a lot from you Hiro, Thank you ! I love you from Cambodia ❤

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• JA

  @jasminegueco327 · 11 months ago

  This take brought me back home with thoughts and thankfulness with my family and friends many years ago, and always bringing smiles in thoughts...country living..😊❤...

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• SO

  @soulfulsydney · 11 months ago

  I never seen any culture that enjoys their food like Japanese! They eat food like they are learning and memorising something. They having food with all their senses! And I see this in many Japanese families.

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