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CROSSING SOUTH: Tijuana Historical Society & Takoyaki Bros

Step into the past with the Tijuana Historical Society, where a local historian shares untold stories of the city’s rich history. Then we visit the Takoyaki Bros, a Japanese-Mexican family serving sizzling Takoyaki and Teppanyaki with a Baja twist. Jorge even jumps behind the counter to help make an Asian shaved-ice treat!

Stream now with KPBS+ / Watch Thursday, June 18, 2026 at 9:30 p.m. on KPBS TV + Encore Saturday, June 20 at 3:30 p.m. on KPBS TV

Step into the past with the Tijuana Historical Society, where a local historian shares untold stories of the city’s rich history. Then we visit the Takoyaki Bros, a Japanese-Mexican family serving sizzling Takoyaki and Teppanyaki with a Baja twist.

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About Producer: Centurion5 Productions has taken multiple productions to air. They produce CROSSING SOUTH for KPBS San Diego & CreateTV. They also produce reality/factual/travel shows, documentaries and TV adverts. They are an award winning production company that broadcast both in regional and national markets. From pre-production planning all the way through to release, they translate thoughts and visions into a concrete expression that can be shared with the world.

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