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Warning: Those of you who are not used to the ingredients used in a traditional Japanese breakfast should not view this video on an empty stomach.
What we have is the Shanghai Taro Dance Company, which is based in Osaka, Japan, doing an a cappella vocal parody of the opening of Beethoven's Symphony No. 5, which they have renamed "Frühstuck" (Breakfast).
Bon appétit.
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