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Japanology Plus · S8E15 — Plastic Food Samples
Season 8 episodes
1. MossJan 12, 2021
2. LibrariesJan 19, 2021
3. Japanophiles: Sheila CliffeJan 26, 2021
4. Ukiyo-eFeb 2, 2021
5. Japanophiles: Richard HalberstadtMar 16, 2021
6. Cleaning ToolsApr 8, 2021
7. LacquerwareApr 22, 2021
8. SuitsMay 6, 2021
9. Emergency GoodsMay 13, 2021
10. Japanophiles: Chad MullaneMay 27, 2021
11. Furoshiki: Wrapping ClothsJun 3, 2021
12. Japan vs. Epidemics, Part 2: Modern HistoryJun 17, 2021
13. Tiny HousesJul 1, 2021
14. Watches & ClocksJul 8, 2021
15. Plastic Food SamplesJul 15, 2021
16. Japanophiles: Asa EkstromJul 29, 2021
17. Cats and JapanAug 5, 2021
18. Personal RobotsSep 2, 2021
19. ScissorsSep 16, 2021
20. Japanophiles: Marty FriedmanSep 30, 2021
21. LuckOct 7, 2021
22. TatamiOct 28, 2021
23. Chests & CabinetsNov 11, 2021
24. Japanophiles: Nicholas RennickDec 2, 2021
25. BambooDec 16, 2021
26. Ainu: A National Museum of Ainu CultureDec 23, 2021
27. Ainu: A New GenerationDec 30, 2021Synopsis
Remarkably lifelike plastic food samples grace the entrances of restaurants throughout Japan, offering prospective diners a tempting preview of the cuisine within. Crafted by skilled artisans who meticulously mold real dishes, these three-dimensional replicas provide an unparalleled visual experience. Joining us is journalist Nose Yasunobu, who elucidates the profound impact of these models, arguing they surpass the power of mere text or photographs. He explores their widespread popularity in Ja

