Eat Your Sushi - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Our Second Week
Earthquake In Japan
Moving Day
Counting In Japanese
Writing In Japanese
Shipping From Korea to Japan
Not Canadian Enough?
Ultimate Hipster Coffee
Cherry Blossom Parties
Sailor Moon Fan Club Event
For this week's episode, we'll show you what a Sailor Moon fan meet looks like, talk about special massage offers, and figure out what's a Jpop band or not!
Spudgy's First Walk
It's the day after Martina's birthday! And Spudgy meets the neighbours! And we've got a special Samurai Hoodie we want to give you guise!
Martina's Mokbang
Martina's hosting her own special Mokbang in, quite possibly, my favorite challenge we've ever done. Let's get it started!
Martina's Revenge
Martina was fed last week. This week, it's time for her to get revenge. What has she got in the lunch bag? Find out in this week's episode of Eat Your Sushi!
Bad Lip Reading
Say The Same Thing
Marmite Challenge
What's in the Mystery Cans?
Silent Library
We're playing a smaller version of Silent Library, but we're including Dan in this one, because a lot of people asked about him from last week. We'll also tell you how you can see him shirtless in this week's Eat Your Sushi!
Six Months In Japan!
We've been in Japan now for six months. Six months! We'll bring back a couple of Eatyoursushi memories. And Dan will act a bit inappropriate...
Hospital Snakes
Too Old To Dance In Japan
We had our first experience at a club in Japan, and we're amazed at how different the clubbing areas are. We'll tell you about that and some more in this week's Eat Your Sushi!
Yukata Dance Party!
We finally had a chance to wear our Yucatan out in public, but we almost let something get in the way. And we're also playing with fire in this week's episode of Eatyoursushi!
Most Embarrassing Moment in Japan
I'm going to share a story with you that embarrasses me more than anything I've done in Japan.
Drinking With Our Neighbour
The Forever Foreigner
We spent two weeks out of Japan. One week in Canada and one in the US, and we've come to realize...we're foreigners everywhere we go now, and we'll probably never not be foreigners again...
Sake Sippy Straw Challenge!
For silver week in Japan, people who turn 100 get a silver sake cup. We're not 100 yet. So we got some glass sake cups, and held ourselves a bizarre challenge.
Losing to an Old Man on a Cane
We're here to tell you about old men with canes, stubborn taxi drivers, and how to deal with internet anger for this week's episode of Eatyoursushi!
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