Anthony Searches for the best Sushi in Japan | Full Episode | S08 E03 |Anthony Bourdain: Parts

Guided by chef Masa Takayama, Bourdain’s return trip to Japan begins with a tour of outdoor food markets, followed by a conversation with an ex-geisha at her teahouse, and a special omakase experience at Tokyo’s acclaimed Sushi Ko.

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This travel and cooking documentary features Anthony Bourdain travelling the world to discover little-known parts of the world and celebrate diverse cultures by exploring food and culinary rituals.

[lordcharfield]

So happy to have found this channel. Anthony was one of a very small handful of people who I could watch endlessly. When I first saw No Reservations on tv in the U.K, I’d never seen anything like it - an addictive geopolitical food/travel programme. Such a shame Anthony and Keith Floyd never hooked up for a series. I was devastated when Anthony died. I held him in very high esteem. So desperately sad - he had so much more to give, but I have to be grateful for the pleasure he gave and continues to give today 🙏

[peterburton]

Anthony, it's been six years since you took your own life. I miss your video's. Thanks for the memories. RIP mate.

[TheDemolition]

"Life starts from here. From now on is the good part" idk why but this hits deep watching it after working a whole day.

[jacktacularr]

This might be one of the hungriest I've ever been watching a Parts Unknown episode.

[GrayNeko]

RIP, Anthony Bourdain. We miss you, brother. We really miss you.

[RaginYak]

What an incredible episode! Beautifully produced, narrated by none other than the great Anthony Bourdain. RIP Top Chef!

[huy]

When a master entrusts his student with the responsibility of teaching his son a particular skill or dish, it signifies that the student has surpassed the master in that area. This is one of the highest forms of recognition a student can receive, a true testament to their growth and expertise

[gozumrafael]

This for me is the best episode of parts unknown

[MrGibbie]

Anthony was my all time favourite chef, his passing left a hole, this episode disguises all the troubles he had hidden .. he is missed by the people he touched, and the relationship he struck up with Masa Takayama is visual in this film.

[John-fge]

One of the most beautiful episodes ever. I miss you ❤

[elscruffomcscruffy]

This only reinforces my urge to go on a massive food experience over a few months. From markets, to underrated local restaurants to high end, and even try their take on western food

[hatemaslan]

Very calm episode that would make you just feel fine about everything

[JesseLee-vckt]

Thanks for the video. It’s nice to watch Anthony Bourdain again. Miss the man..

[arifnh_]

I've been wathcing this episode Masa Takayama countless time.

[orbit]

when anthony said "never again" 18:00 it hit hard after knowing it was actually never again for him.

[kasturiswami]

The Japanese has a great sense of esthetic and a Spartan minimalism in everything they do. Delicate.

[GodfreyFortuin-ibml]

What an amazing awesome journey through Japan and culinary delights by an awesome guy Anthony Bourdain

[ryanbuckley]

That cottage with the central hearth in the mountains was beautiful. Not just aestheticly, but also for the hearth as a gathering place with local freshwater fish and game. It's like our hunt camps in Ontario.

[calvinsbnb]

Because I haven't owned a TV in many years, these Parts Unknown episodes are new to me! Once again, I am blown away by the quality of the production. And once again I am reminded that there is a huge hole in the world where Anthony Bourdain used to be. Masa Takayama-san is such a likable character, and his family members likewise! It really felt like I was spending time with them, which I very much enjoyed! It's only too bad I couldn't taste the food!

[Theoryofcatsndogs]

I have watched this episode more than a few times, still watching.