元気すぎる生きた巨大スッポンを捌いて料理にする

Just when you’re having a hard time, the mood lifts when Masaru uploads ☺️

I first learned about softshell turtle preparation from Shokugeki no Soma, so it’s very exciting to see Masaru-san prepare one!

Always love your videos! Even though the turtle was cute, we eat cute things like pigs and cows all the time, so people shouldn’t be as put off by it as they are.

マサルさんも動画内で言ってるけど魚でも動物でも｢肉を食べるってこういうこと｣ってことをもっと伝えていくべきと思う。この動画見て改めて命に感謝したいと思った。

I grew up in the south where we ate turtle all the time all I can say is a turtle has 5 different types of meat and there all over the body no one part tastes the same as the part next to it. in reality it’s just varying amounts of dark meat so the muscle mister turtle used the most have different levels of dark meat like a chicken having dark meat legs only on a turtle it 5 times worse and spread all over there really fun to eat

Here in the US, especially in the southeastern part of it, people occassionally eat alligator snapping turtles… Perhaps finding a way to get one there to show on the channel would be interesting, especially since they’re supposed to be really good fried!

I think it’s great that he collects as much ediable meat as possible and uses a meal to it’s fullest without wasting. A true hunter respects nature.

Hi Masaru!

Animal Scientist here, I love wacthing your videos. The respect you have for the lives you take is amazing to see. You go above and beyond in making your videos fun, educational/informational, and touching on morality as well. Though I work very closely with animals, I still love watching these and find I don’t ever flinch or feel upset. This is the cycle and process of life and I am grateful that you share it with us. Thank you for reminding us of the things we take for granted every day, and for respecting the animal by learning about it and using all its parts possible

Much love from the U.S

I’m a vegetarian who became so because they love animals and would rather see them alive.

Yet, I know the realities of life. Things die and are eaten by others; plants included.

Awesome video, Masaru!

i love that people in his community are like “i caught this, let’s see if masaru wants to eat it!” 😂

I think what made watching the turtle get filleted harder than watching a fish get filleted is the fact that the turtle could blink

難しいよね。生命に向き合うのって。
こんなに貴重な動画を観られるなんて、良い時代だ。

マサルさんにもスッポンにも感謝。

I love how respectful he is to everything he prepares and I really had no issue the entire video at all I just felt a little bad because his poor little head was in the corner of the cutting board and if whoever believes in fools believes in souls he could’ve been washing his poor little body getting chopped up that’s the only that’s the only thing I was like oh no poor little turtle but I love masaru he’s such a good person and I love his channel and I love everything that he does he’s such a respectful person I hope he keeps doing what he’s doing

I absolutely respect what you’ve done here, Masaru. This is a part of life. It’s either we face the facts and continue to eat animals, or people become vegan/vegetarian and change what they eat. This is just the reality of being an omnivorous creature 😭

Obrigado por colocar legendas em português Masaru!

Obrigado por colocar legendas em português para seu publico brasileiro 🇧🇷

with how open he is to eating anything, at this point i think it’s safe to say that he’s never going to run out of aquatic life to eat

I felt so bad that it hadn’t eaten in 3 weeks. But I appreciate the overall care and respect given to it while you processed it

When I was younger my great grandma wanted turtle (In the south we call them “cooters”) so bad and one ended up wondering into our yard. We fed him cornbread until the water in the bucket ran clear and then he was ready too eat. I’ll never forget the sound of the shell being ripped off, it sounded like Velcro. It even had eggs inside the shell. I never tasted it but it was a real experience for me and my cousins.

Whoever doing the JP-EN translation has superb understanding of both language and it’s not often you encounter youtube channel that provide such high quality translation, even officials musicians video isn’t as precise as Masaru’s channel.

I teared up a little when the turtle was killed and at that moment Masaru acknowledged it’s hard not to feel anything. I’m grateful I get to watch this video to remind me how I’m able to eat delicious meat from all kinds of animals. I remember reading once that even if you don’t believe in a religious sense, it’s still important to acknowledge the animal died so you can continue living. That kind of mindfulness makes me appreciate my life.