FOOD
Shibuyummy
FOOD
2025
15 minutes Episode(s): 6
english
English
Welcome to Shibuyummy - your all access pass to the tastiest corners of one of Tokyo's most electric neighbourhoods. In every episode, our host Shizuka Anderson hits the streets of Shibuya to uncover the hidden gems, local favourites, and street food legends you won't find on your average tourist map.
Episodes:
1. Sushi
2. Parfaits
3. Ramen
4. Japanese Curry
5. Okinawan Cuisine
6. Wagashi Japanese Sweets
Click here to preview the program!
Episodes:
1. Sushi
2. Parfaits
3. Ramen
4. Japanese Curry
5. Okinawan Cuisine
6. Wagashi Japanese Sweets
Click here to preview the program!
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