Eating sea-grapes (umibudo) seaweed in Okinawa @SebCam33
Eating sea-grapes (umibudo) seaweed in Okinawa  @SebCam33
Uploaded May 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Eating sea-grapes (umibudo) seaweed in Okinawa.

Umibudou literally translates as "Sea Grapes." It's a kind of seaweed but instead of leaves it has little bubbles growing on its stems. Thus the serving looks like small, green grapes. The bubbles break on your tongue and release a slightly salty taste of pure Southern Sea freshness.

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Eating sea-grapes (umibudo) seaweed in Okinawa

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