Fake Food, Real Art: Crafting Display Delicacies
In Japan, it’s customary for restaurants to display their offerings inside their front windows. Think restaurant window shopping. The displays come from one city only: Gujo. This ancient town is the epicenter of artificial food. The people who make the displays are real artists, but the “food” they create is not.
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how could i learn these to make ?
skyeng сраный
Привет тем, кто делает сейчас д/з по английскому
I like seeing a ditch before I eat it wich it was more common in America
What's the name or website of this factory/company?
In the 1970s and '80s I'd see this stuff in restaurants in Los Angeles' Sho Tokyo 'hood….often covered in dust.
CC: "speaking foreign language"
Ah yes, thank you for the enlightenment.
brain: eat it
me: it's made of plastic
brain:… EAT IT.
Bro I think that guy is blinking "torture" in morse code
Nah, i prefer the american way where they use real food n pour some diesel on it, take photo n plaster it on the restaurant wall… yummy, look delicious…
The factory manager: Machine can never do this better than us.
666 years ago: machine was made human and that machine is Darwin.
Yeah it is cool. But don’t trust it entirely. I saw one at a restaurant one day and fooled around with it because I thought it was cool. And then I touched it. Ended up with hands covered in tar tar sauce
It looked like they're using wax.
First time i saw one in Hong Kong, then another, then another in the same day, i was like, "do they cook their displays? " only when i took a closer look that i noticed that it's actually plastic.
These should also be a thing in mc donalds, wendy's, and other more fast food chains so the customers wuld not be disappointed when the food they were served would look like shit compared to the picture on their menu
do you know a company in NY are that does this type of work?
the artists: "please do not import 3d printers"
Which company is it?
Can you share the website of this company?
0:02
That scared my ass.
What kind of paint is used to color?
They could make bank off this if they go into the toy buisness!! Kids would love this!! Now I know it would take many hours or days to make a single package of tgus but you cpuld price it higher… idk just a suggestion..
I want to work there!😩💕
I am a collector of fake but realistic friends.
I remember this from rachel and jun's vlogs!
0:13 "Welkome to the sumple village iwasaki"
When he’s been working there for 37 years and only looks 37 years old
Such amazing craftsmanship!
why not 3d print it?
Ohh damn, I thought this was in north korea.
Then China buys it and sell to people to eat ( don't mean to be offensive and I'm Asian too)
Was i the only one who was screaming “EAT IT ALREADY” for how realistic it looked.
Im hungry.
Ok ..
But where are the drinks?
I didn't want that to end!
I need a whole movie dedicated in made a documentary of this
匠の技だよなぁ…。
素晴らしい。