Our focus this time is the sweet, slightly tangy fruit called kaki, a fall specialty in Japan. The orange fruit, which is produced largely in Japan's ancient capital Nara, is rich with vitamins and nutrients. Join reporter Marie as she visits Nara to taste kaki tempura and other famous kaki dishes. We also focus on dried kaki, a popular snack. Bite into the vast world of this amazing fruit which symbolizes the fall season for many in Japan.

Over 80 types of citrus fruits are produced in Japan. Among them, yuzu holds a special place within Japanese cuisine. Since yuzu is quite sour, the fruit is not eaten, instead, the skin and juice is used in cooking. The vivid yellow peel and the fresh strong aroma is essential in spicing up Japanese food. Recently, yuzu has drawn interest from France as well. Beautiful Japanese dishes and ingenious French cuisine will be introduced.

Today, we focus on the Japanese radish, daikon, Japan's most consumed vegetable and an essential part of the country's cuisine. Daikon is used as a main ingredient in salads and stews, as well as to spice up tempura, grilled fish, sashimi and more. We visit a daikon farm to see how it's grown and witness a top Japanese chef use advanced techniques to prepare delectable daikon dishes. Join us as we bite into this satisfyingly crunchy Japanese treat.