厄介な外来種の実で高級自家製コーヒー（!?）作ってみた

Everyone loves coffee, but it is hardly produced in Japan. For this reason, people in Japan have been searching for "coffee substitutes" for a long time. Ligustrum moniliforme, which has a history of being one of them, is popular as a garden tree and is useful enough to be sold commercially as a herbal medicine, but it is also a troublesome invasive species listed on the "List of Invasive Species to Prevent Ecosystem Damage". This time, we harvested the fruits of Ligustrum moniliforme, which grow abundantly on the riverbed, roasted them, and made something similar to coffee. What did it taste like, and was it good for the body?! #InvasiveSpecies #WildGrass #CoffeeBeans ————— This is a wild food variety channel by "wild food hunter" Takemoto Akira. [FANBOX] https://takmt.fanbox.cc You can read video explanations and behind-the-scenes stories of media appearances! [Blog] "Outdoor Food Hammer Price" https://www.outdoorfoodgathering.jp/ This is the origin of Takemoto Akira's activities. [Twitter]   / tetsuto_w   —————