Thank you.

謝謝你。

Mhm.

嗯。

So I recently made a video on how plastic food trades are recycled here in japan and I want to do a follow up video and share with you the coolest inventions and innovations in japanese, plastic food trade technology.

是以，我最近做了一個視頻，介紹日本的塑膠食品貿易是如何回收的，我想做一個後續視頻，與你分享日本塑膠食品貿易技術中最酷的發明和創新。

But like always if you guys want to see what I'm doing on the daily, check out my instagram account and if you guys wanna help support the channel, check out the Tokyo, Japan and samurai merch.

但像往常一樣，如果你們想看看我每天在做什麼，請查看我的Instagram賬戶，如果你們想幫助支持這個頻道，請查看東京、日本和武士的商品。

And if you have any questions about Japan, Japan travels, then check out my discord community.

如果你有任何關於日本、日本旅行的問題，那麼請查看我的討論區。

Also quick shout out to ethical for sending me the trays that said let me show you the first one.

另外還要快速感謝道德的人給我寄來的托盤，說讓我給你看第一個。

So this one was one of those things that I've kind of seen around in japan for quite some time.

所以這個是我在日本已經看到的那種東西，已經有相當長的一段時間了。

But it just really surprising because I don't think I ever saw it when I was in the U.

但這真的很令人驚訝，因為我想我在美國的時候從來沒有見過。

S.

S.

This looks like you're just regular circular classic food trade.

這看起來就像你只是常規的圓形經典食品貿易。

But what separates this apart pun intended is you have actually two different layers in this so it's so tight.

但是，將其分開的雙關語是你實際上有兩個不同的層，所以它是如此的緊密。

These things are amazingly tight.

這些東西是驚人的緊密。

Your food will never spill.

你的食物永遠不會溢出。

There you go.

你去吧。

It's opened once you take the initial lid off.

一旦你把最初的蓋子拿開，它就被打開了。

Then here you have another tray in the middle basically it's a mentor for like noodles but you can also use it for rice.

然後在這裡，你有另一個托盤在中間，基本上它是一個導師，像麵條，但你也可以用它來做飯。

The soup and everything goes on the bottom and the noodles go here as well as the other ingredients that you don't want to get soggy.

湯和所有東西都放在底部，麵條放在這裡，還有其他你不想弄溼的成分。

You'll also find this type of technology in convenience stores in Japan, but sometimes they don't have fully functioned center lid, but you'll find like kind of like a plastic sheet so that it's like separates the soup and the noodles or whatever.

你也會在日本的便利店找到這種技術，但有時他們沒有完全功能的中心蓋，但你會發現像那種像塑料片的東西，這樣就像把湯和麵條或其他東西分開。

Here, you have this little hole if you're carrying it around, doesn't like pop up, you know, like if you're carrying it and like the air come up a little bit and then there's a little hole here at the top to the whole also allows the steam from the soup to keep the noodles from getting dry.

在這裡，你有這個小孔，如果你帶著它，不喜歡彈出來，你知道，就像如果你帶著它，像空氣上來一點點，然後在這裡有一個小孔，在整個頂部也允許從湯的蒸汽，以保持麵條變得乾燥。

Pretty cool technology.

相當酷的技術。

Nonetheless, what do you think?

儘管如此，你怎麼看？

I feel like this has been around for such a long time?

我覺得這個東西已經存在了這麼久了？

It's like, yeah, that's true, but it's still cool.

這就像，是的，那是真的，但它仍然很酷。

I don't know if some of this technology has gone to other countries or that other countries are using it so you guys can let me know in the comments like, yeah, that's true.

我不知道這些技術中的一些是否已經到了其他國家，或者其他國家正在使用它，所以你們可以在評論中讓我知道，比如，是的，這是真的。

Like Japan wasn't such a big delivery country delivery started taking off after a covid now.

就像日本並不是這樣一個送貨大國，現在的快遞開始起飛後，就有了一個ovid。

Like we see this all the time when you order take out.

就像我們在叫外賣的時候經常看到這種情況。

So this one is for sashimi, it has kind of these like slanted bottoms to the tray.

是以，這個是用來做生魚片的，它有一種像傾斜的底部的托盤。

If you've ever had sashimi, what you'll usually find, they'll use shredded daikon radish to present the sashimi and make sure that it looks good so that people want to buy it.

如果你吃過生魚片，你通常會發現的是，他們會用蘿蔔絲來呈現生魚片，並確保它看起來很好，以便人們願意購買。

But what ends up happening is no one really gets that you eat.

但最終發生的情況是，沒有人真正理解你的飲食。

A lot of people don't need it.

很多人都不需要它。

I guess it is, it is a filler.

我想是的，它是一種填充物。

This saves on that food so you don't have to cut up all of that Daikon shredded radish basically just lance all of the sashimi.

這就節省了這些食物，所以你不必把所有的大頭菜蘿蔔絲切開，基本上只需把所有的生魚片放進去。

So it's like presentable.

是以，它就像有形的。

Apparently supermarkets is about 20 to 27 g of shredded one plate.

顯然，超市裡大約是20到27克的絲一盤。

You don't use that trace are basically thrown away.

你不用的那個痕跡基本上都被扔掉了。

That's a lot of like saving the food, food, food loss, food loss at the end of the day you save on food as food rocks.

那是很多像保存食物，食物，食物損失，食物損失在一天結束時，你保存在食物上，因為食物的岩石。

I guess it's cost effective because you save on the Daikon and I guess the manpower as well save time.

我想這是有成本效益的，因為你節省了大紅袍，我想人力也節省了時間。

I like the color blue as well.

我也喜歡藍色。

Kind of like a marble, luxurious looking tray, expensive marble rock, like marvel studios.

有點像大理石，看起來很豪華的托盤，昂貴的大理石岩石，像奇蹟工作室。

I meant it's a superhero rock.

我是說這是一塊超級英雄的石頭。

It's a marble marble rock confused.

這是一個大理石的大理石岩石的困惑。

This next one.

接下來這個。

I don't know, I think it's pretty unique to Japan if you've ever had a sushi or sushi take out.

我不知道，如果你吃過壽司或壽司外賣，我想這是日本特有的。

So here is the tray itself, you can see right here it has little dividers and has little like divots like slots right here.

是以，這裡是托盤本身，你可以看到這裡它有小隔板，並有小的像凹槽的地方，就在這裡。

Also you have this kind of like barrier walls basically if you've ever bought sushi taken it home, put it in your eco bag and you ride your bike which I've done a lot of times and put it in the basket, that thing gets shaken up and then you have like all of your sushi on one side when it comes home for me and like every time you get it from you.

另外，你有這種像屏障一樣的牆，基本上如果你曾經買過壽司，把它放在你的環保袋裡，然後你騎著自行車，我已經做了很多次，把它放在籃子裡，那個東西被搖晃起來，然後你有像你所有的壽司在一邊，當它回家給我，像每次你從你那裡得到它。

Yeah.

是的。

So as you can see those places that were shopping at, don't use this technology, you can shake it around pretty hard, it'll keep all the sushi in place.

所以你可以看到那些正在購物的地方，不要使用這種技術，你可以很用力地搖晃它，它會讓所有的壽司保持在原位。

Yeah, I don't know how expensive these trays are but it's pretty freaking amazing.

是的，我不知道這些盤子有多貴，但它非常令人吃驚。

I know like a lot of people are saying oh you shouldn't use plastic trays and whatnot, which is a fair statement.

我知道像很多人都在說哦，你不應該使用塑料托盤什麼的，這是一個公平的說法。

But Japan does have an interesting culture.

但日本確實有一個有趣的文化。

If you guys saw my last video on how Japan will actually take a lot of these trays, watch them and I'll take them to the supermarket to be recycled and watch the video and you can see that entire process.

如果你們看到我的最後一個視頻，關於日本將如何實際採取大量的這些托盤，看著它們，我會把它們帶到超市去回收，看著視頻，你可以看到整個過程。

Definitely Japan, the rest of the world could be doing more, but you know, it is a start.

絕對是日本，世界其他國家可以做得更多，但你知道，這是一個開始。

Before I continue, I wanna give a quick shout out to the awesome people at squarespace to sponsor this video.

在我繼續之前，我想對贊助這段視頻的squarespace公司的傑出人士表示熱烈的歡迎。

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如果你們都還不知道，squarespace是建立你的網絡形象的第一途徑。

In fact, I use squarespace from my site Tokyo Zebra.

事實上，我在我的網站Tokyo Zebra上使用squarespace。

Here's just some of the reasons why I love using Squarespace so much whether you're starting your passion project or building a business.

以下是我為什麼如此喜歡使用Squarespace的一些原因，無論你是開始你的激情項目還是建立一個企業。

Squarespace has all the tools to get it done while also looking ultra sleek and professional at the same time, they support numerous portfolios and gallery designs which you can customize and even password protect.

Squarespace有所有的工具來完成它，同時也看起來超時尚和專業，他們支持眾多的投資組合和畫廊設計，你可以自定義，甚至是密碼保護。

So the right people see your work use its fully integrated blogging tools and commenting features such as threaded comments, replies and likes to help engage your community.

是以，正確的人看到你的工作，使用其完全集成的博客工具和評論功能，如主題評論、回覆和喜歡，以幫助參與你的社區。

And my personal favorite built in analytics to see how your visits, unique visitors and page views trend over time.

我個人最喜歡的是內置分析，以瞭解你的訪問量、獨立訪客和頁面瀏覽量隨時間的變化趨勢。

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是以，你有它去廣場空間點今天為您的免費試用。

When you're ready to launch, go to squarespace dot com slash paolo from Tokyo and get 10% off your first domain or website.

當你準備好啟動時，去squarespace dot com slash paolo from Tokyo，你的第一個域名或網站可以得到10%的折扣。

This next one is have you ever tried to like heat anything up in the microwave?

下一個問題是，你是否曾經嘗試過用微波爐加熱任何東西？

And it's just completely melted Like the plastic tray has melted.

而它只是完全融化了，就像塑料托盤已經融化了。

Yeah.

是的。

Are you doing me or everybody, you're talking to everybody.

你是在做我還是在做所有人，你在和所有人說話。

You know like the Youtuber question.

你知道像Youtuber的問題。

Yes, I was talking to you.

是的，我在和你說話。

Yes, I have melted millions melted a million containers.

是的，我已經融化了數百萬個融化的容器。

That's a lot of melting this one is um pretty interesting because it's good to up to 100 and 10 degrees.

這是一個很大的融化這一個是嗯相當有趣，因為它是好到100和10度。

The fact that it doesn't melt is pretty amazing.

它不融化的事實是相當驚人的。

It can be 100 and 10 degrees and it can be super super hot inside of the bowl but you can hold it and you won't burn yourself ah styrofoam.

它可以是100度和10度，它可以是超級超級熱的碗內，但你可以拿著它，你不會燃燒自己啊發泡膠。

So you can hold it like this and you can pray to the Gods, please give me the hottest bowl of soup.

所以你可以像這樣拿著它，你可以向神明祈禱，請給我一碗最熱的湯。

My hands can hold yeah, there's like a lot of microwaves that make the tray hot and your food cold.

我的手可以拿著是的，有像很多微波爐，使托盤變熱，你的食物變冷。

So this one is my favorite because you guys know that I love fried food and these trays, solve all of your problems.

所以這個是我的最愛，因為你們知道我喜歡油炸食品，這些托盤，解決了你們所有的問題。

Take a look at this.

看一看這個。

You can see that it has these like special ridges.

你可以看到，它有這些像特殊的脊線。

If you ever had like many katsu or kaki fry any like fried food.

如果你曾經吃過像許多katsu或kaki fry的任何類似油炸食品。

When you put it at the bottom of the tray, sometimes the oil pulls up, you get like a sickness at the bottom.

當你把它放在托盤的底部時，有時油會被拉上來，你會在底部得到像病態的東西。

What a lot of places will do.

很多地方會做什麼。

They put like a tissue paper to soak up all of that oil, that tissue paper, wax paper, but it still doesn't like suck up all of the oil.

他們放了一張紙巾來吸收所有的油，那張紙巾，蠟紙，但它仍然不能像吸走所有的油。

But this one levitates all of your fried food in the air.

但這個人把你所有的油炸食品都懸浮在空中。

You can see how just high kind of stays up raised and all of the fried food rips into this spot here onto the sides.

你可以看到只是高高舉起的那種，而所有的油炸食品都扯到了這個地方的兩側。

I wouldn't say oil free, but like drips it all the way.

我不會說無油，但就像一直在滴油。

It makes your food just crispier.

它使你的食物更加酥脆。

Not only when you get it, but when you microwave and all that oil starts to drip.

不僅是當你得到它時，而且當你用微波爐加熱時，所有的油開始滴落。

This is perfect.

這很完美。

They took regular real life problems that people have and they're just like, oh, why don't we just make a trade like this and boom.

他們把人們在現實生活中經常遇到的問題拿出來，他們只是想，哦，為什麼我們不做一個這樣的交易，然後砰的一聲。

There you have it man, these food trays are making me want to eat some food.

你有了它，夥計，這些食物托盤讓我想吃點東西。

This little white plastic wonder looks like, you know, just your regular average plastic tray that you would probably put salad or lasagna.

這個白色的小塑膠奇蹟看起來就像，你知道的，只是你普通的塑料托盤，你可能會把沙拉或烤寬麵條放在裡面。

What's awesome about this tray is that you, you can actually take one of these trays and you can stack it on another tray like this stackable trays.

這個托盤的厲害之處在於，你，你實際上可以把這些托盤中的一個，你可以把它堆在另一個托盤上，就像這個可堆疊的托盤。

Are you not in disbelief?

你不相信嗎？

Michael?

邁克爾?

Do you not want this tray call 1 800 plastics R us.

如果你不想要這個托盤，請致電1800塑膠R我們。

I will take your credit card information and I can send you a dozen.

我將採取你的信用卡資訊，我可以給你寄一打。

It's kind of like an infomercial.

這有點像資訊廣告。

Let's not stop there.

讓我們不要停留在這裡。

Watch this.

看這個。

Okay, watch this bam.

好吧，看這個咣噹。

You can flip it upside down.

你可以把它翻轉過來。

You don't only just get two for the price of one Michael.

你不僅僅是以一個價格得到兩個，邁克爾。

We have some accessories.

我們有一些配件。

We have the smaller Trade Virgins as well.

我們也有較小的貿易處女。

All for a free 99.

所有這些都是為了一個免費的99。

Look at that, that's amazing.

看看這個，真了不起。

You can also get the circular trays as well.

你也可以得到圓形托盤。

But check that out.

但是，請看看這個。

This is perfect for delivery people were stacking trays that were stacking money.

這對送貨的人來說是完美的，因為他們是在堆放盤子，是在堆放錢。

So there you have it.

是以，你有了它。

Some of the coolest plastic train vengeance here in Japan.

在日本這裡有一些最酷的塑膠火車復仇者。

Like always if you guys like this video helped me out and hit that like button.

像往常一樣，如果你們喜歡這段視頻，就幫我按下那個喜歡的按鈕。