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Time and Tide

Season 4 • Episode 3 • Another Story: "SUKIYAKI" - Behind Japan's No. 1 US Hit

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Time and Tide Season 4, Episode 3: Another Story: "SUKIYAKI" - Behind Japan's No. 1 US Hit

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Episodes

21 episodes
1

Time Scoop Hunter: The Timekeepers

2

Another Story: How Fist of the North Star Came to Be

3

Another Story: "SUKIYAKI" - Behind Japan's No. 1 US Hit

4

SAMURAI WISDOM: Takeda Shingen

5

YOKAI: Exploring Hidden Japanese Folklore – HIMEUO

6

SAKURA TRUTH

7

Time Scoop Hunter: A Boiling-hot Tocha Battle!

8

SAMURAI WISDOM: Tokugawa Ieyasu

9

SAMURAI CASTLES: Hikone Castle

10

History Uncovered: Muramasa - Cursed Blade

The Japanese sword, a formidable weapon now appreciated as a work of fine artisanship. The samurai particularly valued Muramasa blades. Over 400 years ago, shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu himself wielded a Muramasa as he secured his leadership over a unified Japan. But his sword was also thought cursed. The Tokugawa shoguns passed the weapon down over the generations. But why? Japanese sword expert and former British Museum curator Paul Martin explores the mystery of this legendary cursed blade.

28 min
11

SAMURAI CASTLES: Matsumoto Castle

12

RIKYU TRUTH

13

The Floating World - First Contact

14

Time Scoop Hunter: Restoration, Love, and English

15

YOKAI: Exploring Hidden Japanese Folklore – TOMOKAZUKI

16

YOKAI: Exploring Hidden Japanese Folklore – KONAKIJIJI

17

YOKAI: Exploring Hidden Japanese Folklore – USHIONI

18

SAMURAI WISDOM—DATE MASAMUNE

19

History Uncovered: Tsukumo Nasu - Power in a Tea Caddy

20

MOUNT FUJI TRUTH

21

History Uncovered: Muramasa - Cursed Blade

The Japanese sword, a formidable weapon now appreciated as a work of fine artisanship. The samurai particularly valued Muramasa blades. Over 400 years ago, shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu himself wielded a Muramasa as he secured his leadership over a unified Japan. But his sword was also thought cursed. The Tokugawa shoguns passed the weapon down over the generations. But why? Japanese sword expert and former British Museum curator Paul Martin explores the mystery of this legendary cursed blade.

28 min