Trails to Oishii Tokyo

  • Première: Mar 2019
  • Épisodes: 140
  • Abonnés: 1
  • En cours
  • NHK
  • Mercredi à 15
  • Documentary Food

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Saison 6
6x1
Kiwi
Episode overview
Date de diffusion
Jan 24, 2024
The key to tasty kiwi is a ripening process that takes place after harvest. Discover new varieties being developed in Kagawa Prefecture and feast your eyes on innovative dishes. (Reporter: GOW)
6x2
Panko
Episode overview
Date de diffusion
Fév 07, 2024
Known to the world as panko, Japanese breadcrumbs are made by breaking apart fresh loaves of bread. Experience Japan's crunchy, juicy and truly unique fried food culture. (Reporter: Kailene Falls)
6x3
Carrot
Episode overview
Date de diffusion
Fév 21, 2024
Japan has a number of carrot varieties resulting from selective breeding. Discover carrots grown beneath the snow and savor an array of dishes from French to Japanese. (Reporter: Jason Hancock)
6x4
Koya-tofu
Episode overview
Date de diffusion
Mar 13, 2024
Koya-tofu: a freeze-dried food made from tofu. It absorbs flavours like a sponge, making it ideal for a huge variety of dishes. We dive deep into this protein-packed superfood. (Reporter: Kyle Card)
6x5
Mentaiko
Episode overview
Date de diffusion
Mar 20, 2024
Mentaiko is cured and spiced pollock roe, with a deep flavor provided by kombu and katsuobushi broth. Discover the secrets of a beloved food that spread from Fukuoka to the rest of Japan.
6x6
Fukinoto
Episode overview
Date de diffusion
Avr 10, 2024
Fukinoto signals the coming of spring. Shaped like a lovely bouquet, the mountain veggie offers a stimulating bitterness that people wait all year to enjoy.
6x7
Wakasagi
Episode overview
Date de diffusion
Avr 24, 2024
Wakasagi—small, 10-cm fish—are the star of Japan's winter fishing season. Drill holes in an icy lake for some line fishing, and meet fishers who are passionate about conservation efforts.
6x8
Ise-ebi
Episode overview
Date de diffusion
Mai 08, 2024
Ise-ebi is the king of Japan's crustaceans. With its elegant flavour and warrior-like appearance, the high-end food is a must on festive occasions. Feast your eyes on delectable local cuisine. (Reporter: GOW)
6x9
Nishin
Episode overview
Date de diffusion
Mai 22, 2024
Schools of nishin, or Pacific herring, enter Japan's cooler northern waters in spring. Once a lucrative part of local economies, the fish remains a staple ingredient in various Japanese dishes. (Reporter: Michael Keida)
6x10
Spring Oysters
Episode overview
Date de diffusion
Jun 12, 2024
Spring oysters, packed with umami before spawning, have been attracting attention in recent years. We visit Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan's largest oyster-producing region, to learn more. (Reporter: Manon P)
6x11
Melon
Episode overview
Date de diffusion
Jun 26, 2024
Japanese melons are known to be juicy and intensely sweet. Their beautiful netting patterns indicate careful cultivation and wonderful flavor. Meet dedicated farmers and savor a truly versatile fruit. (Reporter: Kailene Falls)
6x12
Rakkyo
Episode overview
Date de diffusion
Juil 10, 2024
Pungent, aromatic rakkyo is grown in Tottori Prefecture, a major production area famous for sand dunes. See how farmers battled with a harsh environment to eventually produce a quality, versatile veggie. (Reporter: Mitsugi L)
6x13
Asparagus
Episode overview
Date de diffusion
Juil 24, 2024
Asparagus brings a pop of color to early summer, and increasing demand is promoting a bevy of new varieties. Witness cutting-edge cultivation in Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan's largest production area. (Reporter: Janni Olsson)
6x14
Enoki
Episode overview
Date de diffusion
Août 14, 2024
Enoki are the most produced mushrooms in Japan. The thin, white mushrooms are a staple ingredient in hot pot dishes. Check out amazing cultivation methods and feast your eyes on some unique recipes. (Reporter: Kailene Falls)
6x15
Shiso
Episode overview
Date de diffusion
Août 28, 2024
Shiso: a Japanese herb gaining fans worldwide. Refreshing shiso is key in Japanese cuisine, which features a lot of raw fish. See how shiso's leaves, flowers and seeds are all used in oishii dishes. (Reporter: Manon P)
6x16
Octopus
Episode overview
Date de diffusion
Sept 11, 2024
Is octopus a superfood? Enjoy traditional fishing and dishes in Akashi, a major production area. Also, see how low-fat, high-protein octopus can be used in French cuisine, highlighting its potential. (Reporter: Robin Barde)
6x17
Rice Flour
Episode overview
Date de diffusion
Sept 25, 2024
Rice flour is attracting global attention. After using it for ages to make sweets, Japan employs the latest milling tech to create rice flour for various uses. See how the powder continues to evolve.
6x18
Tomato
Episode overview
Date de diffusion
Oct 16, 2024
Tomatoes offer great umami—something that's key in Japanese cuisine. Japan is home to some 300 varieties where novel cultivation methods utilizing technology could change how we grow food. (Reporter: Kyle Card)
6x19
Edamame
Episode overview
Date de diffusion
Oct 30, 2024
World-famous edamame are soybeans harvested before maturity. They're great simply boiled and seasoned with salt, but check out some other ways to savor their sweet aroma and rich umami. (Reporter: Kyle Card)
6x20
Kue
Episode overview
Date de diffusion
Nov 20, 2024
Kue is a large deep-sea fish that's quite elusive, but its superb flavor keeps people begging for more. Savor unique dishes and learn about efforts being taken to protect this luxurious fish. (Reporter: Kyle Card)
6x21
Yakumi: Traditional Japanese Seasoning
Episode overview
Date de diffusion
Nov 23, 2024
The word yakumi refers to the use of traditional herbs and spices. Japanese food wouldn't be the same without favorites like wasabi or yuzu. See how these and more are influencing global food trends. (Reporter: Michael Keida)
6x22
KABOCHA
Episode overview
Date de diffusion
Déc 04, 2024
Kabocha, or squash: over 160 types are grown in Japan, many of them native. Visit passionate farmers across the country, including those who utilize grape trellises and extended ripening methods. (Reporter: Jason Hancock)

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