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Sustainable Marine Products
Trails to Oishii Tokyo - S3 - E1003
MOVED TO SPECIALS (WAITING TO BE DELETED) Being surrounded by ocean on all sides, Japan has long relied on the ocean for sustenance. Numerous fishing and cultivation methods have been developed over the centuries to ensure the sustainability of such resources. From top quality fish raised on olive leaves and orange peels, to cultivated seaweed and shellfish, learn about several robust methods with our reporters in this special installment of "Trails to Oishii Tokyo," focusing on Japan's fisheries.
Trails to Oishii Tokyo: Season 3 - 9 Episode s
3x1000 - Hokkaido Special
May 29, 2021
MOVED TO SPECIALS (WAITING TO BE DELETED) Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan's large northern island, is known for its rich nature and great, Oishii food. Its expansive farmlands, about a quarter of Japan's total, yield fresh produce, while its bountiful seas are home to some of Japan's best seafood, including fish, marine plants and more. And don't forget dairy: Hokkaido is Japan's largest producer! Today, we showcase the best of our Hokkaido trails so far.
3x1001 - HERBS AND SPICES
May 30, 2021
MOVED TO SPECIALS (WAITING TO BE DELETED) Take a close look at unique herbs and spices, from the world-famous wasabi to the recently popular Sansho pepper. These small ingredients have played a massive role in the development of Japanese cuisine over the centuries, not only providing a punch of flavor but even disinfectant properties and health benefits. Join our reporters on a mouth-watering journey into the world of Japan's herbs and spices.
3x1002 - PRESERVED FOODS
June 19, 2021
MOVED TO SPECIALS (WAITING TO BE DELETED) This episode showcases Japan's long history of food preservation and the ingenious methods that have been developed over the centuries. Whether by employing salt, the open air, or a natural fermentation process, careful preservation has allowed for the enjoyment of seasonal delicacies all year round. Dive for hijiki seaweed, try your hand at creating Kamaboko, and feast your eyes on many other household favorites like umeboshi.
3x1003 - Sustainable Marine Products
June 20, 2021
MOVED TO SPECIALS (WAITING TO BE DELETED) Being surrounded by ocean on all sides, Japan has long relied on the ocean for sustenance. Numerous fishing and cultivation methods have been developed over the centuries to ensure the sustainability of such resources. From top quality fish raised on olive leaves and orange peels, to cultivated seaweed and shellfish, learn about several robust methods with our reporters in this special installment of "Trails to Oishii Tokyo," focusing on Japan's fisheries.
3x1004 - A TASTE OF TOKYO
July 1, 2021
MOVED TO SPECIALS (WAITING TO BE DELETED) Along with renowned gourmet restaurants, Tokyo is also home to many food producers. Urban farms have grown traditional vegetables for centuries. Rooftop beekeeping is made possible by the beautiful flowers found in gardens and parks. The local fishing industry also thrives! This special episode introduces unsung heroes responsible for Tokyo specialties ranging from a world-renowned spice to unforgettable fish delicacies.
3x1005 - Japan's Fantastic Fruit
July 8, 2021
MOVED TO SPECIALS (WAITING TO BE DELETED) Fruit in Japan has evolved in the country's unique climate, shaping into perfect gems that are now recognized worldwide. Some are even referred to by their Japanese names, such as kaki and yuzu. Japanese peaches and pears are known for their impactful juiciness. In this special installment of Trails to Oishii Tokyo, revisit the hard work and ingenuity that goes into cultivating the fruits that have come to be prized the world over.
3x1006 - Gifts of Satoyama
September 11, 2021
MOVED TO SPECIALS (WAITING TO BE DELETED) Satoyama - mountains surrounding villages where seasonal goodies are harvested all year. Enjoy a variety of mushrooms in fall, or produce gathered once the winter snow melts. These unique natural ingredients helped build the foundation of Japanese cuisine, stimulating all 5 senses throughout the year. In this special installment of Trails to Oishii Tokyo, our reporters visit Satoyama areas across Japan to discover the wonders that nature has to offer.
3x1007 - YOU EAT THAT?!
September 18, 2021
MOVED TO SPECIALS (WAITING TO BE DELETED) This episode features unique ingredients that may have you asking, "You eat that?!" Discover secrets behind nori, the papery food you've likely seen at a sushi shop; gobo, a root that's surprisingly versatile; and sea cucumbers! Add gelatinous Konnyaku to your diet as a calorie-free filler, and try the ingredient from the sea that makes Japanese sweets so special. Join us in this special remix about products of nature you wouldn't expect to end up on your dinner table.
3x1008 - Festive Marine Products
November 6, 2021
MOVED TO SPECIALS (WAITING TO BE DELETED) As an island nation, Japan is surrounded by marine life. Since ancient times, these gifts from the sea have played key roles both on and off the dinner table. Feast your eyes on a selection from previous episodes as our Tokyo-based reporters discover what makes these marine delights so important for seasonal events and celebrations.