江戸時代の罪人が口にしていたものは？日本の刑務所飯を当時のレシピ通りに再現してみた

[Rekimeshi], or "Historical Recreation Meals," recreates historical food cultures in the modern age. Today, we've recreated the "prisoner's meal" eaten by those who committed crimes in Japanese history. Even among criminals, there was a vast disparity in their circumstances and meals. More than simply filling their stomachs, the meals of criminals reflected their very existence. Wouldn't you like to peek into the harshness of the times and the drama of human emotion beneath it? Please watch until the end! ▼Please subscribe to our channel! https://www.youtube.com/@rekishi_mesh... [Related Videos]    • アルカトラズ刑務所の豪華すぎる刑務所飯とは？囚人たちが食べていた昼食を当時のレシピ通...      • 過酷な参勤交代で大名と武士は何を食べていた？江戸時代の薩摩藩が食べていた「宿場飯」を...      • 江戸時代の農民と町民が食べていた食事を一週間分当時のレシピ通りに再現してみた。   [Menu] 00:00 Introduction 00:30 [Ordinary Prisoners] 02:37 [Prison Warden] 05:14 [Daily Life of an Exile] 07:53 [Pardon Meal] 12:18 Plating 14:07 Actual Tasting [Recreation Policy] Recreation based on descriptions of prison customs and island life found in Edo period essays such as "Kashi Yawa" and the exile record "Hachijo Jikki" Verification of the actual regulations distributed to prisoners and the real food disparities in prison where bribery and skimming were rampant Recreation of the harsh self-sufficient life on Hachijo Island (kusaya and kanmo) and the preparation of "island sushi" served at the banquet upon return to the mainland (pardon) Hygiene (preparation of kusaya and freshness of ingredients) has been adjusted to modern standards and with safety in mind. [References] "Hachijo Jikki" (by Kondo Tomizo, drafted from the Bunsei era to the early Meiji period) "Hachijo Hikki" (by Furukawa Komatsuken) "Hachijo Shi" (by Ohara Masanori) "Kashi Yawa" (by Matsuura Seizan, drafted in Bunsei 4 / 1821) "Seji Kenbunroku" (by Buyo Inshi) (Published in Bunka 13 / 1816) "Records of the Edo Magistrate's Affairs" (by Sakuma Nagayoshi) "Studies on Tokugawa Prohibitions" (A collection of official shogunate laws compiled by the Ministry of Justice during the Meiji period) "Secret Records of the Prison" (A top-secret record of internal affairs, official duties, and prison rules at the Tenmacho prison) [Image Source] Fujita Shintaro (ed.), "Illustrated Compendium of Criminal Affairs of the Tokugawa Shogunate," by Kobe Naokichi, Meiji 26.9. National Diet Library Digital Collection https://dl.ndl.go.jp/pid/787026 #HistoricalRecreationMeals #EdoPeriod #Recreation