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00:00Today I'll be cooking for Yama, the heaviest Japanese sumo wrestler.
00:03He is a two-time sumo world champion, weighing in at 600 pounds.
00:06And he's also the heaviest Japanese human being in recorded history.
00:09Guinness, where's his plaque?
00:10To get a sense of his strength, check out this BuzzFeed video of him fighting regular people.
00:17Yama eats a lot of food, and that's where I come in.
00:20But he doesn't speak much English, nor do I speak any Japanese.
00:23So we've got Andrew to help us out.
00:24While I begin prepping for lunch, Yama's gonna finish up his training for the morning.
00:30Our first course for Yama is a huge plate of sashimi.
00:39We'll be feeding him a five-course lunch meal with more food than some of us eat in an entire week.
00:44This plate of sashimi has salmon, tuna, yellowtail and yellowtail belly, halibut, and to finish, some mackerel.
00:49And we have something very special as well.
00:51This here is real wasabi.
00:53And when you feed someone like...
00:54Oh no. Oh god.
00:55And when you feed someone like Yama, who's used to high-quality Japanese cuisine,
00:59we've got to use all real ingredients and the best of the best.
01:01Most wasabi is just horseradish.
01:03Yama, before your first course begins, please choose any sake that you like.
01:06Which one do you want?
01:06Oh, all, please.
01:08All of them.
01:09Perfect.
01:09Yama, your first course is the sashimi.
01:11Whoa.
01:12You hungry?
01:13Hungry, so hungry.
01:14Okay.
01:14I'm gonna be Yama's waiter for the entire day, so whatever he needs, I'll get it for him.
01:18What is your favorite type of fish?
01:20Maguro tuna.
01:21So you got lots of tuna.
01:22You have some salmon.
01:23Yep.
01:23Yellowtail.
01:24Yeah.
01:27Say when?
01:29All the way up.
01:32Come on.
01:33Mmm, so good.
01:34Dig in.
01:35Itadakimasu.
01:37Mmm.
01:40Uma.
01:41So Yama, I don't want to interrupt you too much while you eat,
01:43but I would love to hear what a typical day would look like for you for training,
01:47for just your general life.
01:48Well, that's why I'm here in the morning.
01:51I'm here in the morning, and I'm here in the morning for about 5-6 hours.
01:54And I'm here in the morning, and I'm here in the morning.
01:57So it's lots of training, sleeping, and eating just in a loop.
02:09The second course is sushi rolls.
02:10So I'll go make that, and you finish up.
02:12And our first step here is to season the rice.
02:14I'm going to gently pour over this mixture of rice, wine, vinegar, sugar, and sea salt.
02:17Because we need this rice to be flavorful for Yama.
02:20At this point, we need to spread the vinegar and also cool the rice.
02:22My eyes are burning from the vinegar.
02:24I'll use a wet towel to wipe off all this dead rice from the edges.
02:27Because once again, all of this has to be perfect for Yama.
02:29Once we've done the rice, we're going to make Yama a few different types of rolls.
02:32And I'm actually looking to get a little bit of color and char on these.
02:36You've got to always keep it moving.
02:37Make sure you're not staying in one place for too long,
02:39while still getting that really nice crust on top of the salmon.
02:41To me, this is one of the most satisfying things in all of cooking.
02:44And just the smells that come off of this when you're doing it are incredible.
02:47On top of that, I'm going to go on with just a little bit of this smoked salt here.
02:50Because we always got to season as we go.
02:52And then something that pairs perfectly with salmon.
02:54A nice squeeze of lemon all across the top of this salmon roll.
02:57I'll finish it off with some bonito fish flakes.
02:59And I have to say, I'm so jealous of Yama right now.
03:01I know this might look like a lot of food, but keep in mind, Yama means mountain in Japanese.
03:04So we got to go big with the quantities.
03:06Yama, how was your first course?
03:07Yeah, so good.
03:08The sun's getting kind of hot, huh?
03:09You want to go inside?
03:10Okay, yep.
03:11Yama?
03:11Yep.
03:12Your second course is quite large.
03:14We've got sushi rolls.
03:15Oh, so nice.
03:17Can you eat this?
03:17Yeah, of course.
03:19This is like 70-something sushi rolls, Yama.
03:21Oh, yeah, that's it.
03:21You need more sake?
03:22Oh, yep.
03:23You almost finished the whole bottle already.
03:25It's only the second course.
03:27Yeah.
03:28Manny, you'd be on the floor by now if you drank this much sake.
03:32Yama, while you have your second course, what are your favorite foods?
03:35What do you like the most?
03:36I like sushi.
03:37And I know you like sake.
03:48Oh, karaage.
03:49Like chicken?
03:50So much like the kids' time, they all eat.
03:52In the U.S., you had more salmon than in Japan.
04:03I think it's because they have so many varieties, much more than we have here.
04:07Yama, one time, I went to all-you-can-eat sushi with my friends,
04:10but I think I ate 45 pieces of very small sushi like this.
04:14How much sushi can you eat?
04:15I ate 70.
04:17So, like, three or four of these in each piece.
04:20And he ate...
04:21So this is nothing. This is easy for you, Yama.
04:24Yeah, too easy. One more place.
04:27One more? I'll go make some.
04:29Yama, I'm gonna throw this for you.
04:31No! No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
04:37Our third course is called chanko nabe,
04:39which loosely translates to a Japanese sumo stew.
04:45Now to our chanko nabe, I'll add down some of that fresh-cut cabbage,
04:48a few more of these chopped-up carrots,
04:50and then, before we serve, a big handful of Tokyo negi, or Japanese green onion.
04:55With that, our sumo stew is ready to serve.
04:57Andrew, I heard there's something about why there's chicken in chanko nabe.
04:59Could you explain?
05:00Chicken stands on two legs, doesn't fall down.
05:03If they put B for pork, they're on four legs.
05:05If you fall down in sumo, all four limbs touch, you lose.
05:07Wow.
05:08So the superstition is chicken is what you eat before the competition.
05:11And because he has a match against Manny tomorrow, he's gotta be prepped.
05:14Oh, actually, he's gonna fight Manny right now.
05:16Bottle of sake, done?
05:18Done.
05:18Yep.
05:19Get that out of here.
05:19Are you ready for the next course?
05:20Yes, please.
05:21We made it the best we could, so you're gonna have to give us your rating, okay?
05:24Yep.
05:24Be right back.
05:25And Yama?
05:26Yep.
05:26The chanko nabe?
05:27Oh!
05:28Let's see.
05:29Oh, nice.
05:31So this is your favorite soup?
05:32Yeah.
05:33Is this about the size that you would normally have?
05:35Yeah, no, no, no, no.
05:37Oh, wow.
05:37This is the small version, okay?
05:39So normally they cook it in an enormous pot, but it's for all the sumo wrestlers to share.
05:46Ah, okay.
05:46So this is just for one sumo wrestler, but one regular sumo wrestler, he's bigger than a regular guy, so.
05:52Who cooks it?
05:53You have a private chef?
05:54Sumo wrestler.
05:55You cook the chanko nabe yourself?
05:57Oh, so you're a sumo wrestler and a chef.
05:59That's why it's called sumo stew.
06:03That's why it's called sumo stew.
06:05And you know, the thing is, when you're in the lower ranks, you have to do all the hard work in cooking.
06:09Once you get up to the higher ranks, like, he, he just sits there, they cook and serve him, and he gets the star treatment.
06:14Just like this.
06:15Do you have a secret ingredient for your chanko nabe?
06:17Yeah, I like the chanko pork pork chanko nabe.
06:23Ah, miso pork chanko nabe.
06:24Yeah, so good.
06:25That sounds good.
06:26I'm gonna have to try that next time.
06:28Enjoy.
06:29So, with the leftover broth that Yama has here, we're gonna add in the udon noodles first.
06:38Yeah?
06:39Pour them right in?
06:40Mm-hmm.
06:40All of them?
06:41Yep.
06:41You want them all?
06:41Yep.
06:42Oh my gosh.
06:43And now the egg?
06:43No, negi, negi.
06:45Oh, now the negi.
06:46Pile on top?
06:46Yeah, all, all.
06:47All of it.
06:48Boom, negi right in.
06:49See, I love learning from people that know so much more than I do.
06:52How do we know when they're done, in your expert opinion?
06:55Well, they're toasty.
06:57You know how to do the one-handed egg crack?
06:59Yeah.
06:59Like this?
06:59Mm-hmm.
07:00Can you do that?
07:00Okay.
07:05Ah, he's a pro.
07:06And this is how you polish off your sumo stew.
07:12So, it's two meals instead of one.
07:21The udon is a tiny little snack.
07:22Same for me.
07:27Wagyu time.
07:30Course number four, we'll be making Wagyu Tataki.
07:32And given they've sent me Wagyu all around the world at this point,
07:35I have to thank Tiffany and the whole Wagyu shop for always keeping me so well stuffed.
07:38We have about 10 pounds of Wagyu for Yama.
07:41Because as you all know by now, he eats a lot.
07:42We've got an A5 Japanese Hokkaido strip loin.
07:45We've got a few American Wagyu ribeyes.
07:47We've got a Japanese Takamori Wagyu tenderloin.
07:49We have a Miyazaki Gyu ribeye.
07:51And if Yama still isn't full by then, we got even more to be safe.
07:54In case Yama doesn't believe this is the real stuff,
07:56I've got certificates for everything.
07:58Yama, I know this is a little bit smaller than you're used to.
08:01And this is the third course, but number four is gonna be Wagyu.
08:04I just want to show you before we go cooking.
08:06You like Wagyu?
08:06Yeah, yeah.
08:07Where are they from?
08:08All Japan.
08:09Oh, nice.
08:10Hokkaido, Miyazaki.
08:11Oh, nice.
08:13All Japan.
08:13Yama, in case you didn't believe me,
08:15here's all the certificates from showing that they're from Japan.
08:18Oh, ho, ho, ho, ho.
08:20You've never seen this before.
08:28Never.
08:29You keep these, and I'll send you home with some extra Wagyu.
08:32Okay, thank you.
08:34He's amazed.
08:35Yeah?
08:36You know the nose print.
08:37Yeah, yeah, thank you.
08:40To begin with the Wagyu course, we're gonna sear off this beautiful filet mignon,
08:43which I will say Yama seems very excited about.
08:47We have to make sure to press it down to make sure we're getting all that surface area contact.
08:50We're looking for the perfect sear for Yama.
08:52Once it's ready, we'll give it a nice flip.
08:53Last but not least, I'll quickly roll it around on all its sides.
08:56Then we'll turn off the heat and pour over this soy marinade.
08:58Next up, we'll cook one of the most beautiful pieces of Wagyu on the market.
09:01Just listen to the sizzle.
09:04This cooks incredibly fast.
09:06We have our beautifully plated Wagyu.
09:08I know Yama is very excited for this, but just like the fish, we have to sear once again.
09:13I'll finish with the tiniest sprinkle of salt.
09:18We have three different Wagyu dishes.
09:19To finish the second one, a little sear,
09:23a very light drizzle of the sauce, and then a few red onions to finish.
09:26We always like a little bit of color.
09:28Yama, your fourth course.
09:30You have your Wagyu.
09:32Okay?
09:33One more coming.
09:33Hold on.
09:34This last one, Yama, we have to put right in front of you.
09:37You want to sear it yourself?
09:38Okay.
09:38Give it a nice big sear on each piece.
09:41There you go.
09:41I mean, Manny, I figure if Yama's a chef already, why not let him help out a little bit?
09:46Beautiful, Yama.
09:49Okay, Yama, we finished this one.
09:51It's got a yuzu ponzu and some more green onion, okay?
09:55Go ahead.
09:57So, Yama, I know you're retired now.
09:59What have you done since you finished Shumo?
10:01So, no, I don't know.
10:02I think it's fun to be able to go to the movies.
10:05I think it's fun to be able to go to the movies.
10:07I've done a lot of work.
10:08I've done a lot of work.
10:09Which movies?
10:09Zoolander 2.
10:11John Wick 2, I think was his most fun.
10:13Manny, he was John Wick.
10:14What happened in John Wick 2?
10:19But he almost beat Keanu up.
10:21They had a great fight.
10:21He's been in a football movie.
10:23In Doritos commercial.
10:24Oh, that's enough.
10:25On Ellen.
10:25Yeah, he's been in like 10 music videos.
10:27And he's everywhere.
10:29But he says he loves us the best because it's no hard work and lots of good food.
10:32Oh yeah, you get to eat.
10:34Finish the wagyu.
10:35Thank you, Yama.
10:40Don't you know, in Japanese culture,
10:42he's not supposed to pour his own sake.
10:44He's a very important person.
10:46You're supposed to be pouring the whole time, man.
10:48I'm going to be Yama's waiter for the entire day,
10:50so whatever he needs, I'll get it for him.
10:52Yama, I'm so sorry.
10:53Okay.
10:54You should have told me.
10:55He's easy going.
10:56I'm glad he didn't charge me like he charged Manny earlier.
11:00Yama, I know you're getting full, okay?
11:02Good.
11:03The final course, daifuku manju and ocha.
11:08How's my pronunciation?
11:11Enjoy the dessert.
11:19Good meal?
11:19Yeah.
11:20And you're full?
11:21Yeah.
11:21Good, okay.
11:22This is actually last month's issue of Sports Illustrated.
11:25Oh.
11:26They did a big feature article and interview with Yama.
11:28Ah, Yama.
11:29And Yama told me because your food,
11:32your cooking was really good,
11:33he's going to sign you a copy of your...
11:35There you go.
11:36We'll hang it up in our studio in the kitchen.
11:38Thank you so much.
11:39I'm going to let you finish your dessert in peace.
11:41Yep.
11:41Very nice to meet you.
11:43Thank you so much.
11:44Oh, that's cool.
11:52Yeah.
11:53That's good.
11:53And I like this very much too.
11:55Hey, don't touch my mochi.
11:57I'm going to let you go.
11:59I'm going to let you go.
11:59I'm going to let you go.
12:00I'm going to let you go.
12:01I'm going to let you go.
12:02I'm going to let you go.
12:03I'm going to let you go.
12:03I'm going to let you go.
12:04I'm going to let you go.
12:04I'm going to let you go.
12:05I'm going to let you go.
12:05I'm going to let you go.

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