The transcript appears to be a video script where the host(s) are trying various Japanese foods, including snacks, candies, and desserts. They describe their experiences, reactions, and opinions about each item, often with a humorous tone. The hosts also engage in conversations, make references to other topics, and encourage viewers to subscribe to their channel and leave comments.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speakers are trying Japanese food.
2. They have a variety of sweet and savory foods to try.
3. The foods were chosen by a Japanese person, but the speakers don't know what most of the foods are.
4. The speakers start with a frozen bean that they were warned not to eat.
5. The bean has a strong smell, similar to gorgonzola cheese or foot odor.
6. The speakers also try a Pikachu snack, which is a Pokémon-themed snack.
7. They try a coffee-flavored snack that looks like dog food but is actually coffee.
8. They try a bean cake that is similar to a guava marmalade.
9. The speakers also try a peanut snack with a shell around it.
10. They try a red bean cupcake with a sweet potato filling.
11. The speakers also try various candies, including a grape-flavored one and a soda-flavored one.
12. They try a watermelon-flavored candy that has a strong smell, similar to ammonia or a toilet smell.
13. The speakers prefer the grape-flavored candy.
14. The video ends with the speakers asking for suggestions on what food to try next.