S1·E17 Minabe, Wakayama: Town of Forests and Orchards
Synopsis
On this edition of journeys in japan, JJ visits Minabe, Wakayama Pref., whose products are an essential part of Japanese food culture. Minabe produces more ume fruit than anywhere else in Japan - 30,000 tons every year. The type of ume grown in the area is called Nanko-ume. They are particularly large and flavorful, and are considered the highest quality in Japan. Most of the fruit harvested is pickled to make umeboshi, one of Japan's most distinctive foods. (Excerpt)
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 1 Episode 17 of Journeys in Japan air?
Season 1, Episode 17 ('Minabe, Wakayama: Town of Forests and Orchards') originally aired on July 20, 2010.
How long is Season 1 Episode 17 ('Minabe, Wakayama: Town of Forests and Orchards')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for Journeys in Japan.
What happens in Journeys in Japan Season 1 Episode 17?
On this edition of journeys in japan, JJ visits Minabe, Wakayama Pref., whose products are an essential part of Japanese food culture. Minabe produces more ume fruit than anywhere else in Japan - 30,000 tons every year. The type of ume grown in the area is called Nanko-ume. They are particularly lar...