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How Japanese Candy Art Is Made | The Making Of

United StatesPublished August 1, 2019

Views 707K  |  Likes 14.8K  |  Comments 579
Views#3,467,626Global
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This video has 707K views and 14.8K likes, ranking #3,467,626 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

707,790

Likes

14,897

Comments

579

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Total (all-time): $495 – $1.41K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Amezaiku is a traditional Japanese craft. Delicate sculptures, usually of animals, birds and fish, are molded out of a starchy syrup. The base of the artwork is a starchy syrup, which is heated to 90 degrees Celcius (almost 200 degrees Fahrenheit), and requires careful monitoring to ensure proper consistency. The mixt…

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August 1, 2019
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