[Full HD] Whole Tuna Carving (Maguro)

[takkierango]

แดกกันอย่างนี้เลยเหรอ

[JVL8701]

i need sushi, NOW

[hayek218]

This is so dirty. These guys are not real professionals.

[xxoromiroxx]

Like if started looking spider videos and finish here

[nashx10]

wow..I never thought marijuana video will bring me here >,<

[iHasAbucket0246]

watching them make my lunch while im eating it "? sweet :)

[DBabyNinetyOne91]

Oh what marvelous CHYEWWWWNAAAAH!!!!!!!!

[tangypasta]

diditn knwo it waas such a big fish

[Sturmchaos]

@tangypasta Really? This is only a small one, tuna can grow really big, my grandfather was a fisherman, when I was younger he would take me fishing and yes, Ive seen him get bigger ones than this

[GileraXR1]

omg, that creature is huge!

[pogisiG]

meanwhile in mc donalds : /

[YoshiIkagawa]

Great video. Where was this taken? I was in Japan in September and I'm planning another trip in 2012 or 2013 and I think it would be really neat to visit this place.

[keeplisted]

All this talk of animal cruelty... sandwhich time

[tocof1]

Why does the 'sexy hot girl fishing' video show up on the right of ALL the last 10 tuna videos I have watched...is she stalking me???

[DotNetPromo]

Jacki Chan can carve a mean fish filet.

[picaticatara]

one of those is good for my cats for about a month

[bmister50]

They will be the downfall of tuna.

[armaiuran]

I wonder they left the bone

[Lil306]

and the bones probably were fed to dogs. They're so resourceful and waste almost nothing.That person cutting up the tuna is definately confident in his skills. No safety glove.

[YoshiIkagawa]

@Lil306 I think it's more likely that they used the bones to make stock.

[mrceebees14]

Tons of mercury in that Tuna as well as any. Tuna by nature is a mercury accumulating fish, no matter the waters it comes from.

[under5hell]

What a day. I was started with Soundgarden video and ended up here with Tuna

[GOLDswizz]

@under5hell I would too if I paid that much for a fish lol

[tedboo]

I'm amazed. They don't waste a thing. I loved the way they scraped the tuna clean.

[Alonelyzealot]

@tedboo i would too if i paid thousands for a fish.

[MrRazzeldazzel88]

@tedboo called profit mate!

[op10004]

are they eating it raw? =/

[steffahProduktions]

@op10004 it's called sashimi..

[tangjkd]

@op10004 of course, it's called sashimi. the fresher the better. :D

[juanito8004]

hard workers god bless them

[santom13]

i really like the way that they dont waste anything in it.Great people..cant get better than Japanese in their humbleness and good heart..

[RumpusGrumpus]

@santom13 just going to leave this here.... wiki/Japanese_war_crimes

[ChronoSama]

@RumpusGrumpus wth? What does this comment have anything to do with this? My family have suffered horrendously by the hands of Japanese soldiers in WWII (My great grand mother was raped and killed while pregnant and the unborn baby and mother were left to hang on a tree by their intestines) and i have hold no ill will towards the Japanese at all. It is not our problem to bear at all and comments like this don't help anyone.

[mrceebees14]

@ChronoSama Nanking?

[Talavaj]

@RumpusGrumpus wiki/Bombing_of_Tokyo + wiki/Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki USA is no better than the japanese by that ideology with the exception that other nations tend to apologize for the crimes while americans find the beastialities they did to be "strategical" "required" or "heroic"

even then the whole nation is not responsible for decisions of 10 or so people and generalizing them by that is more than ridiculous

[Lvduggo69]

Chop chop !

[deadbeatdad]

Waste NOTHING!



[stuckntrfk]

I want not only sushi, but a whole tuna and one of those fellas to work it for me.

I wonder how much they cost to buy? The Whole Tuna, not one of the Japanese workers! Damn they clean that carcass down to nothing. Not a shred left.

I'll bet that's some Nummy Yum Yums.

[ccuntmuffinz]

@stuckntrfk depends on size and grade. can be anywhere from $500.00 USD into the hundreds of thousands.

[gamersteve86]

i want sushi now

[sleepdeprivation78]

I was the first dislike XD

[sonogigs]

@sleepdeprivation78 I was the first disliking your comment^^

[sleepdeprivation78]

@sonogigs lol

[Chyrue]

hardworking japanese people

[htn1986]

Damn they clean that fish. Awesome work guys

[santiagoromerobrufau]

where was this? it sometimes looks like a restaurant, but it doesn´t actually look like a place where this is done everyday...