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S1 · E5 — Wagashi Asobi, Japanese traditional confectioners

S1:E5 · Wagashi Asobi, Japanese traditional confectioners

Episodes

36 episodes in this season

Yusuke Shigeta, digital artist

Soryo Matsumura, tea ceremony master

Michihito Fujii, film director

Hima://Kawagoe, illustrator

Wagashi Asobi, Japanese traditional confectioners

Professor Sakamoto, 8-bit musician

Kyoka, electronic musician and artist

Arisa Katayama, Walking Bicycle project leader

Riyoo Kim, ceramic artist

Fuyuki Kanai, illustrator and performer

Ayaka Matsuno, cookie artist

Montblancs, comedy duo

Take0920you, video games youtuber

Rui Hashimoto, photographer

Umi-kun, singer and cosplayer

Ema and Eri Tanioku, Harajuku tourism ambassadors, models

Shichiro Kobayashi, Japanese animation art director

Showta Mori, inventor and director

TEMPURA KIDZ, pop dance group

Paranel, musician and producer

Daijū Ishikawa, Hebocon creator and journalist

Miku Sawai, singer-songwriter

Manabu Ōhashi, Animator and Character-designer

Swery65, Video game creator

Masaki Maenosono, Vocalist and Drummer

Naoko Shinpo, Accessory Designer

Chuya Koyama, Mangaka

Hikaru Cho, Body paint artist

DE DE MOUSE, Electronic Musician

Hiroto Ikeuchi, Artist and Modeler

DJ Mayumi, DJ

Kenji Kawai, Composer

Gajumaru, Comedy duo

Yuka Fukuma, Tokiwa-so Project Manager

KYOTARO, Drawing Artist

Roa, Rock Band

TV Series

2014

Documentary

Now playing

Wagashi Asobi, Japanese traditional confectioners

Season 1 · Episode 5 · Jan 5, 2015

Motohiro Inaba and Rio Asano take us to the publishing house “Cotonoha” situated in the sweet and retro neighborhood of Nagahara. “Machi no Techo Ikegami-sen” is a magazine published by “Cotonoha”. Ikegami line is a railway line that runs through Tokyo from Gotanda to Kamata on the south side of Tokyo. “Machi no Techo Ikegami-sen” is a magazine that introduces culture and shops around the Ikegami line. It featured the Japanese sweets shop “Wagashi Asobi” in one of their publications. The particularity of the Ikegami railway train is that contrary to most of Tokyo’s trains that are long, it’s relatively small as it’s a 3-car train. “Machi no Techo Ikegami-sen” is a magazine that talks about the neighborhood’s history. The Shochiku movie studios were once located in Kamata (end of Ikegami line) where directors such as Ozu Yasujiro used to shoot. This magazine is sold in shops, bars, and book shops along the train tracks and on “Cotonoha’s website”. Then, Motohiro Inaba and Rio Asano invite us to their atelier “Wagashi Asobi”. They make two types of sweets: the dry fruit yokan and the herb-aroma rakugan.

TV Series

2014

Documentary

Now playing

Wagashi Asobi, Japanese traditional confectioners

Season 1 · Episode 5 · Jan 5, 2015

Motohiro Inaba and Rio Asano take us to the publishing house “Cotonoha” situated in the sweet and retro neighborhood of Nagahara. “Machi no Techo Ikegami-sen” is a magazine published by “Cotonoha”. Ikegami line is a railway line that runs through Tokyo from Gotanda to Kamata on the south side of Tokyo. “Machi no Techo Ikegami-sen” is a magazine that introduces culture and shops around the Ikegami line. It featured the Japanese sweets shop “Wagashi Asobi” in one of their publications. The particularity of the Ikegami railway train is that contrary to most of Tokyo’s trains that are long, it’s relatively small as it’s a 3-car train. “Machi no Techo Ikegami-sen” is a magazine that talks about the neighborhood’s history. The Shochiku movie studios were once located in Kamata (end of Ikegami line) where directors such as Ozu Yasujiro used to shoot. This magazine is sold in shops, bars, and book shops along the train tracks and on “Cotonoha’s website”. Then, Motohiro Inaba and Rio Asano invite us to their atelier “Wagashi Asobi”. They make two types of sweets: the dry fruit yokan and the herb-aroma rakugan.