山形・最上川のアユを刺身で！？妻の制止を振り切った、アユ狂い夫の末路（白鷹町）＆椹平の棚田と夏リンゴ（朝日町）＆山形だし

Wait, you can eat sweetfish as sashimi!? A sweetfish-crazy husband gets super excited at the fishing grounds! His wife's cries of "Wait a minute!" go unheard as he continues his sweetfish rush. The story takes place in Shirataka Town and Asahi Town in Yamagata. The wife is astounded by her husband's wild behavior when faced with sweetfish, a specialty of the Mogami River. Grilled with salt! Deep-fried! And, surprisingly, even sashimi!! What will become of this man, trembling at his first taste of raw sweetfish? Plus, the Asahi Town roadside station, with its stunning views of rice terraces and abundance of summer fruit, is explosively popular. "They sell apples in the middle of summer!?" you'll find yourself exclaiming at the direct sales corner. Other fruits, vegetables, meat, and kimchi are also cheap and look so delicious. Honestly, I thought sweetfish would be the star of the show today, but... It turns out that this unexpected thing stole the show! A gourmet adventure packed with the best of Yamagata's summer. Don't miss it until the very end!! ◆━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━◆ [Table of Contents] 0:00 This time, we're going to eat my favorite sweetfish! 1:38 Driving over the mountains to Shirataka Town 2:04 Talking about our love for sweetfish 3:01 Arriving at the sweetfish fishing grounds (Shirataka Yana Park Roadside Station/Mogami River Ayutopia) 3:51 Delicious sweetfish dishes...! (Ayu Chaya: Both the sashimi and salt-grilled fish are amazing) 7:17 We also bought some sweetfish to grill at home. 7:53 My sweetfish-crazy husband still eats more. 8:48 We happened to pass by the Japanese confectionery shop "Yamari." 9:04 Heading to the spectacular rice terraces! (Sawadaira Rice Terraces) 9:58 The Asahimachi farmer's market was amazing, and my excitement skyrocketed (Asahimachi Roadside Station "Ringo no Mori"). 1:00 PM Cooling off with delicious apple shaved ice. 2:33 PM Dinner: Preparations for grilled sweetfish and rich plum juice. 6:04 PM Making "dashi," a local Yamagata dish! 7:10 PM Let's go! Let's eat the dashi! 8:29 PM These manju and dorayaki were even better than I imagined... 10:37 PM Finally! I got to try the sweetfish I grilled myself for the first time! 23:26 What does the first summer apple of the season taste like...? ◆━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━◆ 🔔 Subscribe here ↓    / @hiyokko-huhu   If you're interested in what we're up to, don't forget to subscribe! 👀 Your subscriptions encourage us! Thank you! ✨️ ◆━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━◆ 🏡 About us, the Hiyokko couple We inherited the vacant house of our late grandparents in Yamagata and moved there. It's an old folk house, built 250 years ago during the Edo period, passed down through generations... Even though it has no air conditioning and very weak shower pressure, we're enjoying our first rural experience! ・Living in an old folk house & renovating ・Rural life & gourmet food ・Travel vlog And more, we'll be sharing our daily experiences. We hope you'll continue to watch the "Hiyokko Couple" grow! ◯ Koichi Born in the Kanto region. Office worker in Sapporo →Learned how to set up LINE accounts and create websites as a side job →Started freelancing and later incorporated →Decided to move to Yamagata because he could work with just one computer Hobbies: making soba noodles, campfires, strong milk, and roasted sweet potatoes ◯ Hana Born in Hokkaido. Nurse in Tokyo and Sapporo →Retired after marriage proposal and moving to Yamagata →Responsible for video editing and design for this channel Hobbies: watching videos, walking, reading ◆━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━◆ ◯We live in Click here for an introduction to our 250-year-old Edo-period traditional house and garden! 　↓ 　   • え、江戸時代の家に住むの！？タワマン卒業した新婚社長の古民家移住生活   ◯Watch the video of me shopping spree at the farmer's market in Sagae, Yamagata, where the best thing happened in my life! Click here for a video of me shopping spree! ↓    • 【激安】山形・寒河江の直売所が過去イチ最高だった｜野菜と果物が美味しすぎて唖然   ◆━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━◆ 📥️For inquiries and inquiries, please click here! ＜Official LINE＞ https://lstep.app/JMbDxLg ＜Email address＞ [email protected] ◆━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━◆ ♪ BGM (partially used): OtoLogic (https://otologic.jp) ※This material is used under a CC BY 4.0 license.