@sakuba_japan: Grandmas are the best! ☺️

modesty25252 :

This is so wholesome and lovely

beyondborders303 :

You’re so sweet and I really enjoy your lovely videos! Thank you for sharing!

Nikki :

My uncle moved to Nagoya Japan when I was very little to teach English and music. He was very gifted. He ended up living there until he passed away. He spent his life there. He loved it so much. He would send me back many beautiful gifts from your culture. I always wanted to go visit him there but never got to. One day, I will make it there. Thank you for sharing.

pitsi :

How do I say hi in Japan?

leah123xoxo :

the food looked amazing [Red heart]

🐨'94🐿 :

the festival is usually August, no?

B :

The thing you say before you eat, is it like saying thank you? Or a prayer? Everything looked amazing!

donnettelanning :

Oh my goodness! I am so grateful for being invited to this part of life in Japan. Thank you for taking me along!!!🥰

Jochen :

Looks delicious

Tory…Cortes :

Hello. Thank you for sharing the foods you eat, culture and your family.

Iwa Moto :

Where are you from?

Dee :

Therapy comes in so many forms!!!🥹🥹🥹

🅰️$E :

hii

goldfish :

How do grandmas always make so much food? I can barely get the energy to figure out dinner every day.

JJ 🇨🇦 :

I haven't missed a video yet 💖✨ May the algorithm keep you around. Your english is improving 💫

RAI Den :

katslh_ :

Hiii

🌜Kiki🌛 :

Invite me next time please.

lapana23 :

I feel like it’s a universal thing for grandmas to touch the freakingly hot plates without even noticing the heat

TS :

Grandmas world wide making enough food to feed a village…my nan “would you like more?” Me - “no thanks, I’m really full!” My nan “there we go” as she ladles more food onto my plate! It’s what grandmas do! 🤣🤣🥰 showing their love through good food! Love your videos, so wholesome 🤩🥰