白いカビアなんですよ。めちゃくちゃ希少なものです。食べようかなって迷ってずっと食べれないってやつ。食べるタイミングでしたってやつ。カビエですか。今年カビエのが全然取れないらしいって全く似合うないですよ。お店で出してたんですけどないから出せないもんね。これはもう去年の去年のやつです。これがああ新ささえ一旦新じゃったものとか匂いが出るんで冷凍庫に入れるようにしています。ああ懐かしい。これは完熟したタクメンのええ海だしなみですね。これすごい高級でたくさんのお台で
What is this too? Ah, this is the sample thermophile. It's edible. What is this? It's something I don't really know that got mixed in. It smells. Something strange. You, this. This isn't a mood, it's decomposed and frozen. The worst. It's half-frozen. Ah, I guessed this too. This Kasurihata (grouper) is cheap if it's thawed. I'm freezing this too. It's freezer-burned. What is this? Ah, what is this? Kiika. There was a lot of Kiika in here. This is fishing bait. This is the lily bulb I made, the thermophile I made. And, Shirime. Shirime is already freezer-burned. This is Taigara. Large sea bream scraps. Even just the trout is a bit burned. Show. This is, ah, this is also one of the various samples I received to decompose. It's a little burned. Freezing isn't a magic spell for expiration dates, is it? I think freezing is about slowing down the loss of freshness. So, if you thaw this and don't eat it within 2 to 3 months, it'll go bad. It's much tidier now. It's become clean. It's come along well. Big items are coming out tomorrow, right? Oh, it's out. Today's specialty. It's a sea tiger (prawn). I'll eat this a little. It's amazing. Look. Such a big one. This is...