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Tokyo and healthy eating

Mar 24, 2020
25:08
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
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Is It the Traditional Japanese Diet or a Modern Twist on It?
01:44 • 2min
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3
The Sweet Spot of Japanese Eating
04:01 • 4min
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What Kind of People Come to Your Classes?
08:06 • 2min
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Yoshiko Sensei's Soba Noodles
10:03 • 2min
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Should We All Be Moving to More Traditional Diets?
11:50 • 2min
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The Taste of Umami in Japanese Cooking
13:26 • 2min
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The Importance of Fermented Foods
14:57 • 2min
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Is This Miso a Healthy City?
17:07 • 2min
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Is the Japanese Diet Working?
18:37 • 2min
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How to Build a Healthy City Podcast
20:16 • 2min
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How Deliciousness Can Be a Weapon Against Obesity
22:07 • 3min
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Japanese cuisine has long been famous for its healthy properties but what makes it so special? Is it responsible for the impressive longevity of the Japanese? And is it still popular in the modern age of processed food? Darren Dodd talks to Leo Lewis, FT Tokyo correspondent about the myths and realities of washoku, the traditional Japanese diet.

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