Mamma Mima TV

- Season 2

(2015)

Pyke's grandmother turned 100 years old. So Pyke went home to the Netherlands to celebrate. And he brought a special gift from Mima with him.

Pyke went on a trip to the Netherlands, so he introduces his home country to the people of Mima.

Pyke joined in the traditional dance festival, Awa Odori. The largest dance festival in Japan, the tradition goes back hundreds of years. Pyke joins a dance troupe, or 'ren,' for the local festivities.

Pyke takes shelter from the rain in a beautiful temple, the Anraku-ji. There, he gets a tour of some of the temple's special features.

Pyke takes a look at Mima's spicy food; Mima kara.

Pyke tries out a ton of different spicy Mima kara dishes.

Pyke visits one of Mima's most famous buildings; the Yoshida residence.

Pyke visits a very popular spot for tourists and travelers form Japan and abroad: the Nodokeya guesthouse in the Udatsu street.

Pyke visits a very old and special place; the Dan Tombs, or Dan no Tsuka-ana.

Pyke returns to the Anraku Temple, which houses the only Noh stage in Tokushima prefecture. And there just so happens to be a performance.

Pyke ventures into the mountains of Mima to help build a stone wall.

Pyke takes a look at a local bathhouse, which turns out to be very eco-friendly.

Pyke goes along with a group of high school students from Saitama on a Mima farming experience.

Pyke goes along with a group of high school students from Saitama to a very special torii gate on the border between Kagawa and Tokushima prefecture.

Pyke pays a visit to a cake shop in Wakimachi. The patissier is an award winning cake maker and gives Pyke a chance to try his hand at cake decoration as well.