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Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown

Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown

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"Okinawa is nothing like the Japan I know" | Full Episode | S06 E03 |Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown

Video Overview & Insights

Tony explores the mystifying island of Okinawa, tries the blended flavours of the local cuisine, and drinks snake-infused liquor with some karate masters.

Jaded sceptic.

— @JoanneClare-n2e

Welcome to Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown YouTube Channel!

American military has no right to still be there.

— @Samart_75

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.

Ryukyu belongs to a distinct cultural sphere of its own, not the Chinese cultural sphere.

— @권현운

Subscribe here to discover all of Anthony Bourdain's adventures around the world: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCffagYQTThJx4N55UKdr5ew?Sub_confirmation=1

Excellent ❤

— @peterabild1123

More User Perspectives

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After watching a few episodes again I understand now why he finished his own life... always bringing the vibe down with so much drama... too much for someone to take all the time... american tv is weird

@thnnpp369
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Such a waste of reporting talent...rip Mr Bourdain.

@dirkcorens2298
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RIP

@pablogb6603
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What is also not widely known is that the Japanese were close to surrendering to the US. But Harry Truman wanted to make sure that the Soviet Union did not beat the US to taking Japan. The atomic bombs were only needed as the opening of the cold war.

@JGG3345
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If I were a Bull. I'd rather this than a Spaniards sword.

@JK-zx3go
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Im surprised Anthony didn’t encounter an owner of an orphanage who wears a red floral shirt and smokes. Some say he’s like a dragon

@kissland29
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She sticks with American
That says it all. American drops Nuc on you!

@xuwang2217
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what happen to your father’s side? To the half Japanese and half American guy?

@xuwang2217
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I learn history today

@dickhernandez3191
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The soulness in this video its tangible.... i hope everybody could enjoy the quality in this production.

@arielguglilemino6479
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Nobody today can produce quality videos as this guy did .

@rikirex2162
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No doubt.
Wherever the Americans colonize, the local culture is screwed.

@Molloy1951
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So American Imperialism crushed them, be honest with words

@gozzhawk
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looks like judo with less arm flexibility

@arnevaneycken2878
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Still Love your shows Tony ❤️. You are missed immensely 😔

@nicknufnn9538
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OHHHH what a tragic loss for this world, RIP Anthony, you burned so bright and gave us all so much in your time here and its very much appreciated!

@tony6834-h6h
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外国人はその国、地域をステレオタイプ化する傾向がある。
それを見た人々はその国、地域を誤解する。
訪れたてみると自分の期待と違っていて勝手に失望されてもその国、地域の人にとっては迷惑。

@takayuki3732
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Okinawa Independence and Reality

Slogans like “Free Okinawa,” occasionally seen on social media and international media, give the impression that Okinawa broadly seeks independence from Japan. However, the reality of Okinawan public opinion is quite different.

Okinawans have a strong pride in Ryukyu culture and history, but the vast majority also identify as Japanese citizens. A 2022 survey found that about 85% consider themselves Japanese or both Japanese and Okinawan, while support for independence is limited to only a few percent. Similarly, a 2015 public opinion survey showed that only around 3% supported independence.

The independence narratives circulating on social media are often amplified through emotional messaging and repetition, making support appear larger than it is. Cultural pride and national identity coexist, and regional pride alone does not justify a call for independence.

In conclusion, the voices advocating Okinawa’s independence are a tiny minority. Discussions and reporting should distinguish between emotional impressions and actual statistical realities.

@dyil9994
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Ryukyu Kingdom was a kingdom founded by Joseon, its parent country. Erasing all of that history, and recently, after the Meiji Restoration, annexing it, they internationally declared it Japanese territory. The US military, in 1972, did not return it to Joseon. Instead, they staged an illegal show by returning it to Japan, a country invalid under international law. This is fundamentally invalid. Records show that Ryukyu Kingdom came to the Joseon Dynasty as an envoy, paid tribute, received investiture, and served Joseon, not the Ming. Furthermore, the reason the Qing Dynasty has been unable to conquer it since it was Joseon territory. So why erase history and deceive the world with such a fabricated story? Joseon and Ryukyu Kingdom are so closely intertwined and engaged in necessary trade that Joseon's territorial losses are simply too great. Among Ryukyu Kingdom, Daema Kingdom, and Tamna Kingdom, only Jeju Island belongs to Joseon. Daema Island, under the jurisdiction of Gyeongsang Province, is now part of Japan as Tsushima Island, and has never left Joseon. This island was granted autonomy by Joseon after Yi Jong-mu's conquest of Tsushima in the 1400s. With its history erased, Joseon remains the weakest and most divided nation.

@김옥수-f7j
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Missin ya Tony

@Timeonabike
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Ich liebe Vivian, sie ist eine wunderschöne Frau in einem wunderschönen Land. Und ich weiß, dass man in Okinawa die gesündeste Ernährung bekommt, denn das ist der Ort in Japan, wo die Menschen am ältesten werden und bis ins hohe Alter fit bleiben. Nichts im Vergleich zu unserem Land und unseren älteren Mitbürgern... the world needs more openhearted people like he was, he died 2018 RIP Antony

@SargonvonThule
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and karate is from Fujian, China, source- Jesse Enkamp. we miss you Anthony, xx

@choosim6858
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Does anyone believe he committed suicide? Cause my man told some hard truths about his own country and others

@ColinLee-ms8ni
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Without Anthony Bourdain, the world of food and culture would never been this versatile.
I salute you, Anthony! For giving us the pleasure of going on the trip’s around the world with you!!!
Never forgotten 🙏🏼❤️
/Swede

@perbackstrom8147
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So this is why there's no McDonald's. Stupid bull fighting.

@HyperHorse
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Okinawans are systemically discriminated in mainland Japan

@nalan-k6f
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Miss you Tony!

@luke3909
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❤from 🇱🇰🙌

@sandman303
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As someone who lived in Okinawa for 12 years it makes me a little sad that Bourdain didn't go to any of the great foodie spots in Okinawa. Stickywich, Slappy Slice, Zazou, Pizza in the Sky, Flex, Thaicoon, Ralph's Burgers, Taco Maria, and more have been crushing it for over a decade making some of the best gourmet foodie sandwiches, pizza, burgers, Jamaican food, Thai food, Mexican food, and more. He did the typical white tourist thing and focused on nothing more than the traditional food, which is ok but it's just sad that he didn't focus any attention on the future of the Okinawa food scene. Okinawa is known for more than just Japanese/Okinawan food. They are known for curry, french patisseries, and more. RIP Anthony Bourdain though, he'll always be a legend and hold a special spot in my heart.

@jefferynighswander2410
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The majority of the 100,000 deaths in Okinawa during the war were caused by massacres by the American military.

@akiyama7777
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*Dude" from "Big Lebowski" would like Okinawa, these people are amazing.

@PetarZorić-k3b
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You see i am see you yes ☝️

@GreenNid
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I am 👂 Tony thanks you

@GreenNid
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22:32 Guess they didn't have any MMA fighters around back then XD

@MegaMrASD
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7:19 PETA balling their fist up in rage rn

@MegaMrASD
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Bit hard to "forgive, forget and move on" when the military bases are still literally right there

@tofuteh2348
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for perspective, just in okinawa about 2000 people died every day. roughly 1 person per second was killed.

@lordtuffy1829
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So little about food in this episode

@chefse23
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Thanks for this amazing informatie movie 😎.

@harryhorijon9559
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And the blue zone scam says they are almost vegetarians!

@gronkmonster224
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curious why everyone loves this guy

@noklarok
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Beautiful documentary

@swilda123
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Skipped the bull fighting coz that’s just animal abuse 😢

@onceuponalonetime
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A superb place to visit. 2007 and 2011.
Good to see James and Hokama Sensei both looking well.
James is your ‘Dojo Bar’ still open?
I love the order, the way of the people, the Orion beer and civility of the place.
🦘🇦🇺🦘🇦🇺👍

@robertthomas3777
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@joerogan please do a video to go see okinawan karate

@jenniferweaver2241
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Today was Naha, when you get to Chatan visit Yoshihachi. Famous, delicious, and different.

@johncanter6584