If you want your home to smell like the coziest place on the planet, have sukiyaki hot pot for dinner . You can get the soup bases on line or at Asian markets and a portable induction top is handy. It's like being wrapped in a thick blanket on a chilly night
February 13, 2026 at 5:36 AM
If you want your home to smell like the coziest place on the planet, have sukiyaki hot pot for dinner . You can get the soup bases on line or at Asian markets and a portable induction top is handy. It's like being wrapped in a thick blanket on a chilly night
February 13, 2026 at 3:32 AM
Pt 2, Ch 1 + Ch 2 (they kind of go hand-in-hand as their own mini-part 1 and 2):
-Setting up the conflict - Emi's stress
-"Sukiyaki Night"
-Emi's post about the visit, which also helped set up the conflict ("since last month")
-Setting up the conflict - Emi's stress
-"Sukiyaki Night"
-Emi's post about the visit, which also helped set up the conflict ("since last month")
![Manami's photo of Emi waving hello as they enjoy the sukiyaki Manami made for them at her apartment. The bottom text reads "Sukiyaki Night [emoji with a smile and sticking its tongue out]"](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:7nyb4evngyoxq5ewn6umf2dt/bafkreie6aeeea5ygl5r3zew4jr5cfe7ryybg2dfhardltngbjypoboc7cu@jpeg)
February 12, 2026 at 10:34 AM
Pt 2, Ch 1 + Ch 2 (they kind of go hand-in-hand as their own mini-part 1 and 2):
-Setting up the conflict - Emi's stress
-"Sukiyaki Night"
-Emi's post about the visit, which also helped set up the conflict ("since last month")
-Setting up the conflict - Emi's stress
-"Sukiyaki Night"
-Emi's post about the visit, which also helped set up the conflict ("since last month")
Playing Now: Sukiyaki by Kyu Sakamoto | Tune in to http://TheLex.FM -- 50s Thru 80s -- 4 Decades of My Faves #oldies
February 12, 2026 at 9:40 AM
Playing Now: Sukiyaki by Kyu Sakamoto | Tune in to http://TheLex.FM -- 50s Thru 80s -- 4 Decades of My Faves #oldies
③ TOKYO【Note】
@azabu.note
📍 Tojo Building 1F, 2-9-5 Azabu-juban, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0045, Japan
④ TOKYO【Wagyu sukiyaki Goku harajuku】
@wagyusukiyaki_goku_harajuku
📍Jingumae N.S Building 1F, 3-23-2 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001, Japan
[2]
@azabu.note
📍 Tojo Building 1F, 2-9-5 Azabu-juban, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0045, Japan
④ TOKYO【Wagyu sukiyaki Goku harajuku】
@wagyusukiyaki_goku_harajuku
📍Jingumae N.S Building 1F, 3-23-2 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001, Japan
[2]
February 12, 2026 at 9:05 AM
③ TOKYO【Note】
@azabu.note
📍 Tojo Building 1F, 2-9-5 Azabu-juban, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0045, Japan
④ TOKYO【Wagyu sukiyaki Goku harajuku】
@wagyusukiyaki_goku_harajuku
📍Jingumae N.S Building 1F, 3-23-2 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001, Japan
[2]
@azabu.note
📍 Tojo Building 1F, 2-9-5 Azabu-juban, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0045, Japan
④ TOKYO【Wagyu sukiyaki Goku harajuku】
@wagyusukiyaki_goku_harajuku
📍Jingumae N.S Building 1F, 3-23-2 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001, Japan
[2]
Title: Sukiyaki - Natsuiro Matsuri
Artist:
Artist:
February 12, 2026 at 12:58 AM
Title: Sukiyaki - Natsuiro Matsuri
Artist:
Artist:
están muy ricas!!!! yo me tengo que volver a hacer un sukiyaki y sopitas en general.....
February 11, 2026 at 11:23 PM
están muy ricas!!!! yo me tengo que volver a hacer un sukiyaki y sopitas en general.....
no sopa de miso o sukiyaki?? 😔😔😔 pero bueno te perdono las que has puesto me encantan
February 11, 2026 at 11:08 PM
no sopa de miso o sukiyaki?? 😔😔😔 pero bueno te perdono las que has puesto me encantan
I see we're sharing foreign Sukiyaki covers. youtu.be/ncXy7hCeJQA?...
Fun fact, Orquesta de la Luz is 100% Japanese but sings in Spanish. The rest of the people involved with the song are Peruvian, though.
Fun fact, Orquesta de la Luz is 100% Japanese but sings in Spanish. The rest of the people involved with the song are Peruvian, though.
SUKIYAKI - Mimy Succar, Nora Suzuki (Orquesta de la Luz) , Tony Succar (MUSIC VIDEO) | 上を向いて歩こう
YouTube video by Tony Succar
youtu.be
February 11, 2026 at 9:22 PM
I see we're sharing foreign Sukiyaki covers. youtu.be/ncXy7hCeJQA?...
Fun fact, Orquesta de la Luz is 100% Japanese but sings in Spanish. The rest of the people involved with the song are Peruvian, though.
Fun fact, Orquesta de la Luz is 100% Japanese but sings in Spanish. The rest of the people involved with the song are Peruvian, though.
Three Songs Back From 1963
Da Do Ron Ron. She Loves You. Walk Like A Man. ======================== And of course, the one in which, no words, did we know- Sukiyaki sung by Kyu Sakamoto.
Da Do Ron Ron. She Loves You. Walk Like A Man. ======================== And of course, the one in which, no words, did we know- Sukiyaki sung by Kyu Sakamoto.
Three Songs Back From 1963
Da Do Ron Ron. She Loves You. Walk Like A Man. ======================== And of course, the one in which, no words, did we know- Sukiyaki sung by Kyu Sakamoto.
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February 11, 2026 at 4:01 PM
Three Songs Back From 1963
Da Do Ron Ron. She Loves You. Walk Like A Man. ======================== And of course, the one in which, no words, did we know- Sukiyaki sung by Kyu Sakamoto.
Da Do Ron Ron. She Loves You. Walk Like A Man. ======================== And of course, the one in which, no words, did we know- Sukiyaki sung by Kyu Sakamoto.
Music has never required English to be American.LaBamba,Macarena,Sukiyaki, de massive U.S. hits.
Opera is in Italian.
Church hymns were in Latin.
No one needed translation to feel them. Music is universal.
Culture isn’t a threat.
It’s presence. 🇺🇸🌎
Opera is in Italian.
Church hymns were in Latin.
No one needed translation to feel them. Music is universal.
Culture isn’t a threat.
It’s presence. 🇺🇸🌎
February 11, 2026 at 3:20 PM
Music has never required English to be American.LaBamba,Macarena,Sukiyaki, de massive U.S. hits.
Opera is in Italian.
Church hymns were in Latin.
No one needed translation to feel them. Music is universal.
Culture isn’t a threat.
It’s presence. 🇺🇸🌎
Opera is in Italian.
Church hymns were in Latin.
No one needed translation to feel them. Music is universal.
Culture isn’t a threat.
It’s presence. 🇺🇸🌎
Also ‘Sukiyaki’ (totally in Japanese) and ‘Dominique’ (in French) both number ones in America.
February 11, 2026 at 7:05 AM
Also ‘Sukiyaki’ (totally in Japanese) and ‘Dominique’ (in French) both number ones in America.
La Bamba, Macarena, Sukiyaki, Frerer Jacques, Hava Nagila:
Just a few examples of songs that people like without understanding the words!
Dumbasses 🤣
Just a few examples of songs that people like without understanding the words!
Dumbasses 🤣
February 11, 2026 at 12:42 AM
La Bamba, Macarena, Sukiyaki, Frerer Jacques, Hava Nagila:
Just a few examples of songs that people like without understanding the words!
Dumbasses 🤣
Just a few examples of songs that people like without understanding the words!
Dumbasses 🤣
And just for fun, here's one of my favorite cover bands, Big Daddy, covering "Sukiyaki" in the style of The Beach Boys!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcvQ...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcvQ...
Big Daddy - Sukiyaki
YouTube video by ChasChiro
www.youtube.com
February 11, 2026 at 12:15 AM
And just for fun, here's one of my favorite cover bands, Big Daddy, covering "Sukiyaki" in the style of The Beach Boys!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcvQ...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcvQ...
*With bedroom eyes, and speaking like Chipp Zanuff*
"Sukiyaki, Kiyomizu , Sushi"
(if you play Strive, you would understand what the hell I am talking about)
"Sukiyaki, Kiyomizu , Sushi"
(if you play Strive, you would understand what the hell I am talking about)
February 10, 2026 at 9:42 PM
*With bedroom eyes, and speaking like Chipp Zanuff*
"Sukiyaki, Kiyomizu , Sushi"
(if you play Strive, you would understand what the hell I am talking about)
"Sukiyaki, Kiyomizu , Sushi"
(if you play Strive, you would understand what the hell I am talking about)
Eres Tu, top 10 in the US in 1973. Sukiyaki, #1 in the US in 1961. Macarena, charted in the top 25 in 1993 (a later version hit #1). La Bamba, top 40 in 1958 and #1 in 1987.
None of these songs are English.
Music is identifiable in any language.
These white magas need schooling. And NOT at home.
None of these songs are English.
Music is identifiable in any language.
These white magas need schooling. And NOT at home.
February 10, 2026 at 9:24 PM
Eres Tu, top 10 in the US in 1973. Sukiyaki, #1 in the US in 1961. Macarena, charted in the top 25 in 1993 (a later version hit #1). La Bamba, top 40 in 1958 and #1 in 1987.
None of these songs are English.
Music is identifiable in any language.
These white magas need schooling. And NOT at home.
None of these songs are English.
Music is identifiable in any language.
These white magas need schooling. And NOT at home.
How can Americans live with so many Spanish speaking people and not pick up *any*? I know a little Spanish because I loved, "Eres Tu" by Mocedades. I wanted to know what she was saying. Same reason I picked up some Japanese, for "Ue O Muite Aruko" (named 'Sukiyaki' in the US), by Kyu Sakamoto.
February 10, 2026 at 3:51 AM
How can Americans live with so many Spanish speaking people and not pick up *any*? I know a little Spanish because I loved, "Eres Tu" by Mocedades. I wanted to know what she was saying. Same reason I picked up some Japanese, for "Ue O Muite Aruko" (named 'Sukiyaki' in the US), by Kyu Sakamoto.
This country has a long history of non-English songs (many in Spanish) achieving widespread popularity, including “Volare,” “Gangnam Style,” “Rock Me Amadeus,” “Feliz Navidad,” “Dominique,” “Sukiyaki,” “Guantanamera,” “La Bamba” “99 Luftballons” plus the bilingual “Rico Suave” & “The Ketchup Song.”
February 10, 2026 at 3:39 AM
This country has a long history of non-English songs (many in Spanish) achieving widespread popularity, including “Volare,” “Gangnam Style,” “Rock Me Amadeus,” “Feliz Navidad,” “Dominique,” “Sukiyaki,” “Guantanamera,” “La Bamba” “99 Luftballons” plus the bilingual “Rico Suave” & “The Ketchup Song.”
Janice-Marie Johnson of "A Taste of Honey" wrote the English lyrics to "Sukiyaki" for their cover, but the original writer would not let her take any credit (or the royalties that would go along with it.)
She is also one of the most underrated bassists around.
She is also one of the most underrated bassists around.
A Taste of Honey - Sukiyaki (1980)
YouTube video by Katy Jones
youtu.be
February 10, 2026 at 3:01 AM
Janice-Marie Johnson of "A Taste of Honey" wrote the English lyrics to "Sukiyaki" for their cover, but the original writer would not let her take any credit (or the royalties that would go along with it.)
She is also one of the most underrated bassists around.
She is also one of the most underrated bassists around.
My favorite album (I got at a thrift store for 25¢) is Kyu Sakamoto's "Sukiyaki". I sing along with every song (phonetically and wrong) in Japanese. His version of Jimmy Jones' Good Timin' (also in Japanese) is very fun.
February 10, 2026 at 12:48 AM
My favorite album (I got at a thrift store for 25¢) is Kyu Sakamoto's "Sukiyaki". I sing along with every song (phonetically and wrong) in Japanese. His version of Jimmy Jones' Good Timin' (also in Japanese) is very fun.
Wait til they learn about the Japanese language 1963 number one hit, “Sukiyaki”.
February 10, 2026 at 12:39 AM
Wait til they learn about the Japanese language 1963 number one hit, “Sukiyaki”.
Always cracks me up that people call it The Sukiyaki Song! 😂
February 9, 2026 at 10:18 PM
Always cracks me up that people call it The Sukiyaki Song! 😂
Thinking about some playing some classic (to me) music: 99 Luftballons, Rock Me Amadeus, La Bamba, Macarena, Gangnam Style, Sukiyaki, Despacito, Oye Como Va,The Girl From Ipanema, Der Kommissar. What am I missing? 😜
February 9, 2026 at 10:05 PM
Thinking about some playing some classic (to me) music: 99 Luftballons, Rock Me Amadeus, La Bamba, Macarena, Gangnam Style, Sukiyaki, Despacito, Oye Como Va,The Girl From Ipanema, Der Kommissar. What am I missing? 😜
Truly. And all the youngsters these days (*shaking my cane in aggravation*) forget that most classical music has NO words, or in the 60s in the US top songs included "Sukiyaki," "Dominique," "La Bamba," etc., none in English
February 9, 2026 at 10:03 PM
Truly. And all the youngsters these days (*shaking my cane in aggravation*) forget that most classical music has NO words, or in the 60s in the US top songs included "Sukiyaki," "Dominique," "La Bamba," etc., none in English