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	CATCH JAPAN (Nov. 2024) Features a journey through history in Hagi City, a high-quality transportation service, an educational exchange between Japan and South Korea, and food products from Hokuriku for the overseas market
	Trailblazers: Innovating Japanese Wooden Architecture The AQ Group is reexamining the potential of wooden buildings with a focus on traditional techniques. It’s also pursuing greater earthquake and fire resistance, and we take a look at its innovations!
	A New Hub of Innovation for the Future Showcases how Shimizu Corporation is sharing its spirit of manufacturing and its commitment to future advancements through its innovation hub
	Trailblazers: Making Nikko an Eco-Resort Destination Before WWII, foreign diplomats flocked to Nikko, calling it “the paradise of Japan.” Initiatives are now underway to make it a resort area fit for a new age and built on the keyword “sustainability.”
	Taking International Sporting Events to New Heights: Volleyball Nations League 2024 Fukuoka Examines the steps taken to reduce the environmental load of sports events and inspire children
	CATCH JAPAN (Sep. 2024) We'll feature new temperature measuring system for the distribution sector, the historic gold mines of Sado in Niigata, manufacturing hub Kawasaki City, a company with a passion for rice processing
	Trailblazers: Keeping the Lights Bright in Asakusa Asakusa is known worldwide as one of Tokyo’s top sightseeing spots. What's kept it in lights is the initiative of residents who are now looking to increase the area's night entertainment options
	Of Seas and Mountains: Journeys in Japan’s National Parks We explore Saikai National Park and Bandai-Asahi National Park, discovering the natural beauty of the sea and mountains, and the unique culture of each region
	The Beautiful Airport Kansai International Airport is celebrating its 30th anniversary. Learn about its initiatives and vision for the future
	Trailblazers: Artist Muraoka Kenichi: Brightening Spirits and Spaces Features artist Muraoka Kenichi has devised “portrait therapy.” We follow his animated steps in patient care
	Innovation in Amino Acids: Contributing to Well-Being Worldwide Cutting-edge innovation in Sports and Medicine made possible by amino acids
	CATCH JAPAN (Jul. 2024) Featuring Iwakuni City's historical bridge and vibrant culture, the manufacturing hub Higashiosaka, the beauty of Keramashoto National Park, and a hightech factory that's achieved carbon neutrality
	Trailblazers: Modern-day Plant Hunter Nishihata Seijun Features modern-day plant hunter Nishihata Seijun who searches for rare plants, handles international transactions, and turns ordinary spaces into vibrant green oases
	Trailblazers: Japanese Calligrapher Yabe Chosho Features Japanese calligrapher Yabe Chosho who aims to revitalize the traditional art through her innovative performances
	Top Chefs' Quest: Kaiseki Komuro & Torishiki Enjoy the seasonality of kaiseki haute cuisine at Komuro and savor the finest yakitori grilled with original methods at Torishiki
	CATCH JAPAN (May 2024) We'll feature ironworks that combine tradition and cutting-edge technology, food diversity in Niigata, the charms of Kyoto tea and must-see places in Ibaraki Prefecture
	Trailblazers: Gender Equality Advocate Ogawa Koichi Features Ogawa Koichi who is working to promote gender equality in Japan
	Top Chefs' Quest: Tempura Motoyoshi& Azabujuban Fukuda Marvel at the techniques and flavors in the chef's novel tempura at Motoyoshi, and kaiseki cuisine at Fukuda
	From Japan's Seas to Global Tables Via FOODEX JAPAN, one of Asia's largest food and beverage exhibitions, we closely follow fishery producers taking on the challenge of expanding business opportunities overseas
	Trailblazers: Fashion Designer Morinaga Kunihiko Features fashion designer Morinaga Kunihiko who challenges perspectives through collections that harness technologies. We follow his creative process for insight into the mind behind the trailblazing designs!
	Top Chefs’ Quest: Akasaka Kikunoi & UDATSU SUSHI Enjoy the depth of Japanese cuisine at Kikunoi, and avant-garde sushi cuisine at Udatsu
	WANDER-LAND: Deeper Aomori Dive into the unknown labyrinth of the Aomori Wander-land!!
	CATCH JAPAN (Mar. 2024) We'll feature a plan to build a smart city, cutting-edge methods for education, regenerative medicine and initiative to protect biodiversity
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Raising Calves and Family in Nagasaki Features a warm family that lives alongside its cows in remote Nagasaki Prefecture
	Trailblazers: Matsuri Promoter Kato Yuko Features matsuri promoter Kato Yuko sees festivals as the soul of Japan, yet many are in danger of disappearing. We follow her as she takes creative steps to promote Japan’s festivals and bring cheer
	Beyond Recovery: The New Future of Fukushima The stories of people in Fukushima working diligently to create a new future 13 years after the nuclear plant accident
	The Tokyo Drama Award 2023 Honors world-class drama productions made by Japanese companies
	Land of Craftsmanship Explore the handcrafting traditions of nature-blessed Fukui from paper loved by artists throughout the globe to world-renowned kitchen knives that have their roots in the samurai swords of long ago
	The Heritage of Dugout Canoes: Ainu Cultural Revitalization Featuring the production of a dugout canoe at Upopoy National Ainu Museum and Park as well as the transmission of Ainu life and culture
	Waste Management Cooperation in Developing Countries Focuses on a JICA project in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, implemented for over 20 years
	Trailblazers: Agricultural Visionary Ota Futoshi Features agricultural visionary Ota Futoshi who is on a mission to change Japan’s approach to food. He aims to sustainably draw out the full flavor of organic vegetables. We visit him in the field to dig deeper
	OUR BLUE PLANET: Facing New Issues Threatening Earth 2023 Blue Planet Prize winners share their research on tackling environmental issues
	Sanada Cords: The Samurai Ties That Bind Learn about the history and appeal of Sanada Cords, an artistic cord with a woven tradition of more than 400 years
	Preserving Traditional Ainu Dance: Obihiro City Showcases the activities of Ainu people living in Obihiro City and explores the spirit of the Ainu people
	CATCH JAPAN (Jan. 2024) Featuring the initiatives towards a more efficient trade, Hannan City's circular food culture, a half-day trip in Izumisano City, and an AI technology for a more sustainable manufacturing industry
	Trailblazers: Japanese Women Delivering Hope Overseas Features three Japanese women who have been working overseas to provide assistance and emergency support. Through their experiences and insight, we search for clues on building peace
	Addressing Global Challenges: Under the Japanese G7 Presidency Introduces the results of the G7 Summit, the discussions held at the Ministerial Meetings held throughout Japan following the Summit
	Natural and Cultural Delights: Journeys in Japan’s National Parks Journeys in Japan’s National Parks: We visit Daisetsuzan National Park and Amamigunto National Park, exploring their rich natural beauty and unique culture nurtured by the people who live there
	Preserving Ainu Culture for the Future: Shin-Hidaka Town Through the "Shakushain Hoyo-sai", we introduce the activities of the people who are preserving and passing on the culture of the Ainu people
	Foreign Perspectives of Ainu Culture: A Day of Adventure Travel Learn how foreign visitors who attended the Adventure Travel World Summit in Hokkaido perceived the distinctive appeal of Ainu culture
	Trailblazers: Theater Business Owner Mizuno Taeko Features theater business owner Mizuno Taeko who is working to establish a new base for Taishu Engeki, a traditional form of popular theater, in Shinjuku’s Kabukicho district, Tokyo’s top entertainment center
	CATCH JAPAN (Nov. 2023) We'll feature manufacturing hub Kawasaki City, an international art festival in Kyoto, waste management initiatives in Bangladesh, and a new environmental cooperation program by Japan and ASEAN
	Trailblazers: Adventure Travel along the Tohoku Coast Features Adventure Travel, a new tourism style, enables participants to discover the appeal of regional areas, experience local cultures, and enjoy thrilling adventures in nature
	Trailblazers: Landscape Designer Danzuka Eiki Features landscape designer Danzuka Eiki who creates innovative oases of green within bustling metropolises
	CATCH JAPAN (Sep. 2023) We'll feature the historic gold mines of Sado in Niigata Prefecture, the appeal of manufacturing city Higashi-Osaka, explore Izumisano City on a half-day trip, and one of Japan's latest health trends
	Trailblazers: Roboticist Hayashi Kaname Features roboticist Hayashi Kaname who created LOVOT, a cute companion robot whose sole purpose is to be loved
	Journey in Pursuit of Japanese Scallops Explores the allure of Japanese scallops that can be enjoyed in a variety of dishes
	Trailblazers: Wagashi Artist Mitsubori Eijun Features wagashi artist Mitsubori Eijun and how he aims to place traditional Japanese sweets on center stage
	CATCH JAPAN (Jul. 2023) We'll feature a AI technology making the manufacturing industry more sustainable, food diversity in Niigata, Keramashoto National Park, and a unique SDGs-themed travel tour around Osaka.
	The G7 Hiroshima Summit: A Message from Hiroshima to the World Watch the message from the G7 Hiroshima Summit toward the achievement of an international community not based on division and confrontation, but on cooperation.
	Trailblazers: Kimono Evangelist Motoji Keita Features kimono evangelist Motoji Keita and how he’s working to communicate the traditional garment’s appeal to a wide demographic
	Trailblazers: Sento Reformer Hiramatsu Yusuke Features sento reformer Hiramatsu Yusuke and how he’s revitalizing the traditional culture of sento public baths
	CATCH JAPAN We'll feature Japan's gastronomy tourism with a focus on the ancient capital Nara, a technology supporting the manufacturing industry, visit Towada-Hachimantai National Park, and algae-based biofuel.
	Trailblazers: Sakan Plaster Artisan Kusumi Naoki Sakan plaster artisan Kusumi Naoki is applying a fresh take using age-old techniques recognized as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage
	Trailblazers: Glass Artist Nishinaka Yukito: Reflecting the wabi-sabi aesthetic in glass Features glass artist Nishinaka Yukito who draws inspiration from a wabi-sabi technique and pieces together new forms of beauty
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Training for Life: Supporting People with Disabilities Features a facility in Beppu, Oita Pref., helping people regain the skills and confidence they need to live happier, more productive lives
	The Tokyo Drama Award 2022 The 2022 Tokyo Drama Award honors world-class productions made by Japanese companies
	Trailblazers: Rolling Out Mobility Solutions Features personal mobility manufacturer WHILL and its efforts to create personal EVs that empower people
	Hearty and Homemade: Kimono Mom’s Japanese Dishes Inspired by her encounters in Hokkaido and Kyoto, YouTuber Kimono Mom makes the best out of fresh Japanese
	CATCH JAPAN (Mar. 2023) We'll feature a scientific method for finding better combination of sake with various foods, introduce digitized elderly care business, and visit Eiheiji and craftsmen's workshops in Fukui Prefecture
	Trailblazers: Tokushima Specialties Go Global Features a project to establish new sales channels for Tokushima specialties and the people working to provide lifestyle inspiration abroad
	Exploring the Lands of the Ainu: Akan Introducing the traditional Marimo Festival of the Ainu in Akan and the artisans who are creating new works beyond the boundaries of traditional crafts
	OUR BLUE PLANET: To the Future of the Crystal-clear Blue Earth A close look at notable environmental contributions by 2022 Blue Planet Prize winners
	Exploring the Lands of the Ainu: Chitose Introducing the Ainu peoples’ traditional “Acircepnomi” ceremony held in Chitose City
	The Masterfully Marbled World of Japanese Wagyu Beef “Wagyu Olympics” competition as an entryway, we explore the complex world of Japanese wagyu and its appeal
	CATCH JAPAN (Jan. 2023) We'll feature Japan's gastronomy tourism with a focus on the ancient capital Nara, explore Akan-Mashu National Park in Hokkaido, and travel to Fukushima's Kitakata City, home of good sake and ramen
	Trailblazers: Creative company NAKED Features the creative company NAKED and how its sending innovative art projects out into the world
	Exploring the Lands of the Ainu: Shiranuka Features the traditional Hompe Festival, a traditional festival of the Ainu people held every summer, in Shiranuka
	Abducted by North Korea: The Endeavors of Japanese Families Sharing the Yokota family’s 45-year battle with North Korean abductions with the world
	Exploring the Lands of the Ainu: Biratori Featuring the Ainu peoples’ traditional “Cipsanke" ritual held in Biratori, in Sarugun, Hokkaido
	CATCH JAPAN (Dec. 2022) We'll feature the charms of the Nishikigoi carp and the efforts to improve the efficiency of trade, visit Kagurazaka's backstreets, and explore Hiroshima’s delicacies and their fascinating origins
	Trailblazers: Folk Dancers of Sanriku Featuring the folk dancers of Sanriku and how they’re putting a new spring in their steps
	Exploring the Lands of the Ainu: Asahikawa This program features the “Asir Cise Nomi,” a traditional ceremony in Hokkaido’s Asahikawa City
	J-Entertainment #10 Guest: Kosen & Kokinu This episode brings you the culture of maiko and geiko, who entertain people with traditional Japanese arts
	CATCH JAPAN (Nov. 2022) We’ll feature the majestic sights of volcanoes and grasslands in Aso-Kuju National Park, the technology behind end mills for manufacturing, and look at the deeply entrenched culture of unagi eel
	Trailblazers: Fashion Designer Morinaga Kunihiko Features fashion designer Morinaga Kunihiko and his unique looks that turn fashion norms inside out
	ASEAN Now and the Future Ⅲ: Plastics in the Ocean Ep.3 The 3rd episode features the program made by NTB World of Thailand and the summing up of the series of programs
	ASEAN Now and the Future Ⅲ: Plastics in the Ocean Ep.2 The 2nd episode features the programs produced by the Television Republic Indonesia (TVRI) and People’s Television Network (PTV) to introduce several topics
	ASEAN Now and the Future Ⅲ: Plastics in the Ocean Ep.1 The 1st episode will review the history of cooperative ties between the ASEAN and Japan, introducing several topics
	Three Chefs’ Recipes: Japanese Ingredients Reimagined Three globally recognized chefs explain their appeal and present original home recipes using Japanese ingredients
	J-Entertainment #9 Guest: NOA This episode features a tri-lingual singer, NOA,. In an exclusive interview, NOA is telling the kind of artist he aspires to be
	CATCH JAPAN (Oct. 2022) This time, we’ll explore the attractions of the Chichibu area, Ukrainians in Japan and their sentiments towards their country, and a technology supporting the manufacturing industry
	Trailblazers: Ikebana Master Ohara Hiroki Features ikebana master Ohara Hiroki and how he’s bringing new growth to the art of Japanese flower arrangements
	Energy Mix: Reporting from the Front Line Japan’s measures to create an Energy Mix due to its lack of resources
	J-Entertainment #8 Guest: Sato Hinata Episode 8 of J-Entertainment features an actor Sato Hinata, who performs Ai’s voice
	CATCH JAPAN (Sep. 2022) This time, we’ll explore the stunning landscape and culture found in Ise-Shima National Park, the world of Japanese luxury makeup brushes, and the charms of rice-based Wagashi sweets from Kyoto
	Trailblazers: Kumihimo Artisan Fukuda Ryuta Features kumihimo artisan Fukuda Ryuta and how is he braiding together tradition and innovation
	New Technologies & Opportunities with SDGs: The Challenge of a Japanese Aluminum Company Following the research and development of new materials and products that can help achieve the SDGs
	J-Entertainment #7 Guest: Otomo Miyu In this episode, we bring you an exclusive interview of Otomo Miyu, a professional esports player and the appeal of esports
	CATCH JAPAN (Aug. 2022) This time, we’ll feature a hightech factory that's achieved carbon neutrality, an initiative to revitalize a town through renewable energy, and explore Keramashoto National Park in southern Japan
	Trailblazers: Sake Sommelier Chiba Marie Features sake sommelier Chiba Marie and how she’s serving up new sake experiences
	J-Entertainment #6 Guest: Doul The 6th episode of J-Entertainment features a female singer, Doul. This time we will present her special live performance from the studio
	CATCH JAPAN (Jul. 2022) This time, we’ll feature Ukrainians in Japan and their sentiments towards their country, the unique charm of Okayama Denim, and a city of wood in Kyushu
	Trailblazers: Independent Watchmaker Kikuno Masahiro Features independent watchmaker Kikuno Masahiro and how he creates unique worlds that capture the beauty of time
	“Hug Earth” Journey: Gratitude Toward the Sea Hakuho, the former yokozuna sumo wrestler, looks at Japan's sea through dialogues with people deeply involved with the sea in various regions
	Cultivating Rice’s Potential with Technologies Features a company tapping into rice’s nutrients and potential using new technologies
	J-Entertainment #5 Nico Nico Chokaigi This episode introduces “Nico Nico Chokaigi 2022”, an event held by major video-sharing platforms in Japan and a source of Japanese pop culture
	CATCH JAPAN (Jun. 2022) We’ll feature the rich variety of food ingredients from Osaka suburbs, the charms of Kyoto tea, and a white-themed tour of the brilliant city of Himeji
	Trailblazers: Tea Master Kobori Sosho Features tea master Kobori Sosho and how she’s infusing innovation into the traditional world of the tea ceremony
	Spirit of Okinawa: 50 Years Since its Return Introduces the current state of the culturally unique, nature-rich, and increasingly cosmopolitan Okinawa
	CATCH JAPAN (May 2022) We’ll feature a unique SDGs-themed travel tour around Osaka, an innovative treatment to heart disease, and a civil engineering method to prevent landslides
	Trailblazers: Chef Narisawa Yoshihiro Features an innovative cuisine genre which draws inspiration from environments where people live off the land in harmony with nature
	J-Entertainment #4 Guest: Rinne This episode features Rinne, a rapper born in 1998. We take a closer look at Rinne from various angles, such as the carrier in MC battles, the message behind his new song
	CATCH JAPAN (Apr. 2022) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	Alluring Okinawa: Taking Steps into a New Era of Tourism Featuring Okinawa’s spectacular attractions, as well as takes a look into its future
	Explore Japan: JAPANorama Rumble Features some of the most beautiful sceneries found in Japan presented in a hilarious way as only comedians can
	Explore Japan: Roji: Kyoto’s Hidden Alleys Grandma feline Eki takes us on a unique tour around the Roji alleys of Kyoto
	Explore Japan: Best Eats and Hidden Gems Join Harry Sugiyama as he explores vegan, vegetarian, and halal offerings at some of the finest restaurants in Japan
	ESPRIT JAPON: Japanese Food: Uncovering New Export Hits Features a project launched to present promising food products overseas and uncover new hits
	J-Entertainment #3 Guest: iri The third episode of J-ENTERTAINMENT features a singer-songwriter, iri. In an exclusive interview, she tells us how she got started and how she approaches music. We also bring you the latest news along with her music videos
	CATCH JAPAN (Mar. 2022) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	Blessings of Nature: Japanese Food Diversity Focuses on the three important elements of nurturing high-quality ingredients; "water," "four seasons," and "regional climate"
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Supermarket on Wheels in Kagoshima Depicts the cheerful women who operate the truck as it delivers smiles and energy as well as food, in Kagoshima Prefecture
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Truck Full of Dreams Depicts the daily life of Honoka, a vibrant, hopeful young woman pursuing her dream in her beloved hometown
	J-Entertainment #2 Guest: Kataoka Sennosuke This episode features the young kabuki star, Kataoka Sennosuke, who challenges in various fields. We take a closer look at his path and the future he is aiming for
	CATCH JAPAN (Feb. 2022) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	OUR BLUE PLANET: Acting Globally with Harmony A deep look into the tireless efforts towards a sustainable society by the Blue Planet Prize 2021 winners
	Taking a Leap with the Kitakyushu Model: 2021 Artistic and Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championships Documents the challenges the organizers faced as they raced to get the event off the ground
	Explore Japan: Sweet Revolutionary Mastering the Art of Marketing Wagashi Features a freelance artisan of confectionery, revolutionizing the age-old Japanese tradition of wagashi seasonal treats
	J-Entertainment #1 Guest: Ado The first episode of J-ENTERTAINMENT features "Ado", a masked female singer in her teens who boasts a huge following for her overwhelming power of expression
	CATCH JAPAN (Jan. 2022) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	New year’s day in CHICHIBU Features Chichibu’s local sake and scenes of the New Year
	Explore Japan Journey through the Woodland Features the elusive mastery of woodworking, visiting 3 regions to learn the secret of Japan’s culture built around wood
	The Heart of Beauty Message from the Japan Cultural Expo Explores several outstanding events of the Japan Cultural Expo held in 2021
	Welcome, 2020 Athletes! As of December 2018, in response to the government’s call, 260 local municipalities throughout Japan have registered as “Host Towns”
	CATCH JAPAN (Dec. 2021) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	Explore Japan The Alluring Beauty of Japanese Gardens Explores the unique aesthetic of Japanese gardens in Kyoto including a Zen moss garden and a garden with a spectacular mountain backdrop
	Perfection on a Plate: The World of Japanese Wagyu Learn about the history of Japanese Wagyu beef and all its delicious possibilities
	Planting Trees for the Future: Toward a Sustainable World Features the efforts of people who are planting trees in order to bring about a more sustainable environment
	Fashion Across Dimensions Documents fashion designer Morinaga Kunihiko and a collection presenting a world that shifts between real and virtual dimensions
	CATCH JAPAN (Nov. 2021) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	Explore Japan The Captivating World of Escape Games Features real-life escape games filled with adventure and entertainment that have taken Japan by storm
	At One with Nature -National Parks of Japan: Aso-Kuju Exploring the park’s mountain ranges, grasslands, and other sights protected by those who call it home
	CATCH JAPAN (Oct. 2021) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	Explore Japan Anime Dramatic Tours Visit special, hidden destinations that you can’t find in any travel guides!
	Moving on with Gratitude: 'ARIGATO' Host Towns Covers the 'Arigato' Host Town initiative during Tokyo 2020 and focuses on the friendships that were formed through this initiative
	At One with Nature -National Parks of Japan: Ise-Shima Exploring the park’s natural wonders and people’s lifestyles that developed in harmony with nature
	CATCH JAPAN (Sep. 2021) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	Explore Japan MUSIC TRUNK Journey to Discover the Roots of Japanese Sound Musician Yoshii Shogo embarks on a journey to find the origins of music within the roots of the local arts
	Exploring the Indigenous Ainu Culture: Ainu Artifacts Around the World Introducing the Ainu artifacts on display at museums around the world and how they got there
	CATCH JAPAN (Aug. 2021) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	Explore Japan Capturing Masters’ Workmanship “Capturing Masters’ Workmanship” uses technology to explore Japanese craftsmen’s unique skills. Today we’ll look at the kanna (Japanese plane), used in wooden construction. What secrets will we learn?
	Exploring the Indigenous Ainu Culture: Succession of Craftwork Conveying the current state of Ainu crafts and its lack of successors as well as artisans and young Ainu who search for what comes next in carrying on the traditions of craftsmanship
	Exploring the Indigenous Ainu Culture: Evolution of Contemporary Artists The activities and challenges of artists to develop and pass on Ainu culture
	CATCH JAPAN (Jul. 2021) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	Exploring the Indigenous Ainu Culture: The Traditional Performing Arts Showing the multifaceted, energetic work of the young traditional successors in the Upopoy Dance Group
	Exploring the Indigenous Ainu Culture: A Day at Upopoy A traveler visits Upopoy to learn about the Ainu people’s history and culture
	Explore Japan Innovative Japanese Bread Fresh out of the oven! Witness the evolution of Japanese bread culture with delightfully photogenic breads
	CATCH JAPAN (Jun. 2021) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	Explore Japan Going Beyond Tradition The Challenge of Craftspeople in Kyoto Documents “GO ON,” a group of young masters of traditional crafts who continue to take on new challenges in Kyoto
	CATCH JAPAN (May 2021) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	Explore Japan Japanese Gardens, Aesthetic Encounters Gardener, Murasame Tatsumasa visits four authentic Japnanese gardens in Kyoto and explores their unique beauties
	CATCH JAPAN (Apr. 2021) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	Resolving Societal Challenges: An Aluminum Manufacturer’s Story Explore the worksites of a major aluminum manufacturer as they strive to solve societal issues
	Explore Japan The Spirit of Manufacturing and Sustainability Documents artisans working to preserve time-honored crafts and clues into how a sustainable society can be achieved
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Bell Peppers that Pack a Punch Features one young couple growing a distinctive kind of bell pepper that’s larger and sweeter than other varieties
	Creative Edo: The Past Meets the Future Features some forward-looking creators finding ways to make Edo culture remain alive and vibrant for generations to come
	ESPRIT JAPON: Promoting Tohoku Ingredients in Thailand through "Bento" Documents Katsuta Takahito’s challenge in creating a special bento using Tohoku ingredients for the Thailand market
	CATCH JAPAN (Mar. 2021) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	ESPRIT JAPON: Promoting Japanese Tea and Fishery Products to the World Features two projects launched to deliver high quality Japanese food products to the world
	Spirit of Resilience: Action Figures Lead the Way Features a tradition-steeped town in Tottori working with a manufacturer of action figures to translate the passion towards Japanese anime and manga into tourist visits
	Magical Journey TOHOKU: A New Leaf, A New Day Our travelers explore some of the hidden wonders of the Michinoku Coastal Trail in Tohoku
	Magical Journey FUKUSHIMA #2: A New Leaf, A New Day Our travelers a vegetable farm, a South Korean cuisine restaurant, and a thriving fish market in Fukushima
	Magical Journey FUKUSHIMA #1: A New Leaf, A New Day Our travelers visit a 230-year-old sake brewery, a fruit orchard and an old charming hot spring resort in Fukushima
	Spirit of Resilience: Dairy Farmers on the Mooove Documents dairy farmers in Tottori as they work to ensure that their local dairy farming tradition continues to flourish
	CATCH JAPAN (Feb. 2021) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	Greetings from Tohoku: 'ARIGATO' Host Towns The prefectures of Tohoku express their gratitude towards their Host Towns
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Cultivating Rice and Community Features one young couple growing rice with “natural cultivation” method in the city of Hakui
	Spirit of Resilience: Shige’s Gift: Sowing Seeds for the Future A story of a farmer as he seeks ways to use an unexpected gift to share the joys of farming
	Spirit of Resilience: The Big Little World of Tanaka Tatsuya Documents an artist who creates unique, playful dioramas using food and everyday objects
	The Japanese and Nature Message of the Japan Cultural Expo Examines the Japanese view of nature as revealed through the Japan Cultural Expo
	Saving Pristine Shores for Future Generations Introduces the efforts of the local residentsin coastal areas along the Sea of Japan striving to save their pristine shores from marine litter
	OUR BLUE PLANET: Biodiversity Fosters the Global Future This program presents the two 2020 Blue Planet Prize winners’ outstanding global environmental efforts
	Spirit of Resilience: Apples and Pop Idols Documents “Ringo Musume,” an idol group from Aomori Pref. and their efforts to make a difference in their hometown
	CATCH JAPAN (Jan. 2021) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	Spirit of Resilience: Raising Fruit with Style Documents a group of farmers in Niigata trying to promote their region through humor and innovation
	At One with Nature -National Parks of Japan: Keramashoto Exploring distinct natural sceneries created by volcanic activities and people’s coexistence with nature in the area
	Spirit of Resilience: Living a More Beautiful Life Features a beauty salon where the staff work as a team helping everyone to shine
	Spirit of Resilience: City Past, Winemaking Future Documents young former urbanites working to build a future in winemaking
	Spirit of Resilience: Finding Home in a Fishing Community Documents recent arrivals in Kesennuma City and their efforts in helping the community
	Spirit of Resilience: Reaching the World from a Wheelchair Follow Maco as she shares her daily life online, helping people understand the challenges brought by disability
	Spirit of Resilience: Mamma Mercato’s Wonder Women Documents a non-profit organization that helps moms pursue their dreams
	Spirit of Resilience: Taxis that Carry Dreams Despite a disability, Yuichi is passionate about art, especially when it’s about his other great love: taxis
	CATCH JAPAN (Dec. 2020) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	Explore Japan The World of Miniatures Explores Japan’s largely unknown history of miniatures and examine all forms of this particularly Japanese artistry
	Human Security in the COVID-19 Era: OGATA Sadako Memorial Symposium A symposium in memory of Ogata Sadako, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees and president of JICA
	Tokyo Life: In the Time of COVID-19 A look at the “New Lifestyles” that Tokyo is exploring in this time of COVID-19
	CATCH JAPAN (Nov. 2020) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	CATCH JAPAN (Oct. 2020) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	Beyond COVID-19 Shows a glimpse into what life currently looks like around the world, and people’s outlook on it
	CATCH JAPAN (Sep. 2020) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	A Richer Life with Aluminum: The Birth of High-Performance Materials Introducing high-performance materials made possible by Toyo Aluminium’s unique technologies
	At One with Nature -National Parks of Japan: Towada-Hachimantai Exploring distinct natural sceneries created by volcanic activities and people’s coexistence with nature in the area
	CATCH JAPAN (Aug. 2020) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	CATCH JAPAN (Jul. 2020) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	CATCH JAPAN (Jun. 2020) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	Saving Pristine Shores from Ocean Waste Documents three coastal areas of Japan and the local residents’ efforts to save their pristine shores from ocean waste
	CATCH JAPAN (May 2020) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	Takanawa Gateway Station: Creating a New International City Featuring Tokyo’s newest train station, Takanawa Gateway, which opens the door to a new international city
	CATCH JAPAN (Apr. 2020) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Hiroshima-Grown Bok Choy of Happiness! Documents a farmer hoping to make Hiroshima’s Akitakada renowned as a Bok Choy producing region
	CATCH JAPAN (Mar. 2020) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	Building A Theme Park: for Security, Health & Wellbeing Documents one company which provides an array of property and casualty insurance services
	At One with Nature -National Parks of Japan: Akan-Mashu Exploring the three beautiful lakes of the Akan-Mashu National Park in winter
	CATCH JAPAN (Feb. 2020) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	At One with Nature -National Parks of Japan: Daisen-Oki Exploring the vast landscape and geological heritage of the Daisen-Oki National Park in fall
	Rediscover Japan: COOL JAPAN AWARD Showcases Japan's culture, technology, and destinations officially recognized as "COOL!" from an international perspective
	OUR BLUE PLANET: Research Beyond Boundaries This program presents the two 2019 Blue Planet Prize winners’ outstanding environmental efforts
	Prayers for Kamuy: The Indigenous Ainu of Shiranuka Focuses on Japan’s indigenous Ainu people in Shiranuka, Hokkaido and their efforts to preserve Ainu traditions
	CATCH JAPAN (Jan. 2020) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	Media Arts at Japan's Gateways Features the new Japan Media Distributed Museum, a project based in 10 Japanese airports that highlights the appeal of Japanese culture
	Think Globally, Act Locally: The Japan Awards for Biodiversity Highlights the importance of biodiversity, featuring the winners of the 6th Japan Awards for Biodiversity
	Tokyo Reborn through Construction: Making the Most of Cutting-edge Technology Introducing the projects of Shimizu Construction which are undertaking to redevelop Tokyo
	CATCH JAPAN (Dec. 2019) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	"WANDER-LAND": Deeper Aichi, Nagoya+ This time, the Deep Area is the mysterious and unique culture of Nagoya
	CATCH JAPAN (Nov. 2019) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	HYAKKATEN: Rebirth of Japanese Retail Documents how a traditional Japanese retailer endeavors to create new value in a new age
	ASEAN Now and the Future Ⅱ -Discover New Buena Vista: Thailand & The Series Summary Provides a segment from Thailand’s NTB World, and looks back over the TV programs produced in the ASEAN countries
	ASEAN Now and the Future Ⅱ -Discover New Buena Vista: Philippines & Singapore Produced by the Philippine’s PTV and Singapore’s Mediacorp featuring little-known attractions of each country
	ASEAN Now and the Future Ⅱ -Discover New Buena Vista: Brunei Darussalam & Indonesia Produced by Brunei’s RTB and Indonesia’s TVRI stations featuring little-known attractions of each country
	ASEAN Now and the Future Ⅱ -Discover New Buena Vista: The Overview Looks back over the history of cooperation between Japan and ASEAN, and explains how the five TV stations tackled the program production
	CATCH JAPAN (Oct. 2019) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	For a Brighter Future: Africa’s Aims What role should Japan play in supporting Africa’s development?
	CATCH JAPAN (Sep. 2019) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	The Beautiful Airport Documents the attractions of Kansai International Airport over 24 hours
	CATCH JAPAN (Aug. 2019) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	Land development know-how: Cutting-edge civil engineering technology Introduces the frontline of a Japanese industry-leading ocean civil engineering contractor's cutting-edge technology
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: A Village Full of Smiles Documents life in the picturesque village of Irokawa, Wakayama Pref., full of laughter and smiles
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Cleaning Out to Move Forward Documents a bereavement clean out expert who guides bereaved families through cleaning out their beloved’s possessions
	CATCH JAPAN (Jul. 2019) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	CATCH JAPAN (Jun. 2019) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	CATCH JAPAN (May 2019) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	Japanese Rice: A Sustainable Approach Focuses on the efforts of Japan’s rice industry to contribute to a more circular and sustainable society
	Japan Trip Navigator Discover travel destinations off the beaten track and tips for your next trip in Japan
	CATCH JAPAN (Apr. 2019) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	Building a more resilient country: Disaster management in Japan The program introduces Japan’s efforts to become a more resilient and safer country.
	CATCH JAPAN (Mar. 2019) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	OUR BLUE PLANET: Uncovering Clues for a Sustainable World This program presents the two 2018 Blue Planet Prize winners’ out standing efforts to help create a sustainable society
	Web of Life: The MIDORI Prize for Biodiversity Features the MIDORI Prize for Biodiversity 2018 winners, introducing their activities for preserving biodiversity, and delves into the details of their messages.
	Washoku Chefs’ Challenge in Bangkok Looks at how Washoku is evolving in Bangkok, Thailand, and its potential for the future
	Foodies’ Journey on the Shimanami Kaido Gourmet celebrity Tsutomu Sekine and comedian Junichi Komoto encounter regional specialties across the Shimanami Kaido
	Washoku World Challenge WASHOKU in New York Focuses on the evolution of Washoku in New York, and explores its potential
	"WANDER-LAND": Deeper Tokyo Explores the hidden wonderland spots of Tokyo
	Washoku World Challenge WASHOKU in Europe: The 6th Washoku World Challenge Looks at how Washoku or Japanese cuisine fits in with European food cultures, and how it is set to develop in the future
	Catch Japan: Extraordinary Perspectives Focuses on perspectives unique to Japanese people through examples found in everyday life and businesses
	The Road to TICAD7 Africa and Japan: Partners in Development Explore the initiatives of Japan’s support through the Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD)
	Catch Japan: On the Front Lines of Robotics Features cutting-edge technologies in Japanese robotics with a focus on the passion of developers
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: For 1000 years to come - Keeping the Tosa Culture alive - A story of a mother and daughter who, each in her own way, faces her duty of carrying on Tosa’s traditional culture
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: The Geta Prince - A New Take on Tradition - Follows a young artisan’s wide-ranging efforts to produce and promote “Hita geta sandals that are loved by all”
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Little Chairs, Big Hopes - 12 Years of the “Kimi No Isu” Project - Follows a community’s project of presenting newborn babies with handmade wooden chairs to celebrate their birth
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Echizen Washi - A 1500-year tradition of papermaking - Explores the future of the traditional Echizen Washi paper through the lens of two women driving it forward
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Lift, Move, Preserve - The Hikiya Engineering Technique - Documents hikiya craftsman Kentaro Ishikawa and his commitment in preserving buildings, and the history and people’s memories in it
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Hopes, Dreams, and Wedding Bells - Ishinomaki Wedding - Documents a group of locals in Ishinomaki, who are working hard to revitalize the area by producing wedding receptions
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Mizuhiki - A touch of celebration to everyday life - Documents the charm of one woman whose freewheeling thinking opened the doors to a whole new world for the traditional Mizuhiki
	Forests Can Change the World: Sustainable Forest Management Using Japanese Satellite Technology Documents the forefront of Japan’s initiatives to contribute in sustainable forest management on a global scale
	The Next 100 Years: Contributing Sustainable Value What is this leading Japanese enterprise, Panasonic, doing to ensure the company thrives for the next 100 years?
	The Next 100 Years: Cultivating New Potential What is this leading Japanese enterprise, Panasonic, doing to ensure the company thrives for the next 100 years?
	Health for All to Leave No One Behind: Japan’s Contribution to UHC Shows how Japan is taking a leading role internationally to contribute to the achievement of UHC
	OUR BLUE PLANET: Saving the Earth for the Future This program presents the brilliant research achievements of the two 2017 Blue Planet Prize winners
	Four Seasons of Tohoku
	Day Trip Encounters in Chiba 3 students from overseas travel to see the charms of Chiba’s traditional and modern culture
	The 2017 Ene-1 GP SUZUKA This program documents the "Ene-1 GP" summer carnival for electric cars held at SUZUKA International Circuit
	SAPPORO: THE OTHER JAPAN Exploring the charms of Sapporo, a city with abundant nature that underwent remarkable development unlike any other in Japan
	Knowing the State of Health: Wearable Sensor Evolution Documents the development of a new smart wear taking a role in the frontlines of preventive medicine
	Living with the Sea: The Diving Women of Toba Documents the "Ama," women who free dive for the bounties of the sea
	Sense of Nature: The Japan Awards for Biodiversity Environmental documentary, focusing on the 5th Japan Awards for Biodiversity awardees
	Future Highway Express: 4000 km Southbound through North America Future Highway Express trucking journey of 4000 km going southbound through North America. From Canada - U.S. – to Mexico
	Future Highway Express: 7000 km Southbound through Asia Future Highway Express trucking journey of 7000 km going southbound through Asia from Shanghai in China to Singapore
	The Driving Force of Japan: Small and Medium Enterprises The program focus on the spirit, quality, and culture of Japanese small and medium enterprises
	The Road to Recovery: Facing Harmful Rumors Head-On -Fukushima Prefecture- Kanako Sachno visits Fukushima Pref. to meet the people who are now taking positive steps to move forward
	ASEAN Now and the Future -Connectivity and Economic Corridors-: Myanmar Introduces how Myanmar is looking at the links with other ASEAN countries
	The Road to Recovery: New Bonds for a New Life -Miyagi Prefecture- Dean Newcombe visits Miyagi Pref. and meet the people who have been forging links to rebuild local industry
	ASEAN Now and the Future -Connectivity and Economic Corridors-: Cambodia Features the Southern Economic Corridor, and the contribution made by bridges built with Japan’s assistance
	ASEAN Now and the Future -Connectivity and Economic Corridors-: Laos Focuses on how the East-West Economic Corridor influenced the development of Laos
	ASEAN Now and the Future -Connectivity and Economic Corridors-: Vietnam Features the East-West and Southern Economic Corridors, and projects developed with Japanese assistance in Vietnam
	ASEAN Now and the Future -Connectivity and Economic Corridors-: The Overview Features the history of cooperation between Japan and ASEAN, and how the TV stations tackled program production
	The Road to Recovery: Creating New Prosperity -Iwate Prefecture- Daniel Kahl visits Iwate Pref. to see the people’s efforts in creating an all-new bounty unlike any that has come before
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Super Kagura - Breathing in new hopes for the future - Documents the people behind “Super Kagura,” and their efforts in bringing vitality to the town
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Strike away into the future! - The passion of young blacksmiths - Documents young blacksmiths and their challenge in crafting knives with innovative design and functionality
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: A Tiny Distillery’s Awamori Challenge Documents the big challenges of a tiny distillery in Reihoku, Kochi Prefecture
	Explore Regional Flavors: Visiting the Hidden Village - Part 2 Tsuruoka and Maze
	Explore Regional Flavors: Visiting the Hidden Village - Part 1 Nishi-Awa, Ichinoseki & Hiraizumi, and Tokachi
	FORWARD: 6 years on - Snapshots: Capturing Hometown Life Follow-up on photographer Mayumi Suzuki, and how she continues to convey life through photographs
	FORWARD: 6 years on - The Threat of Invisible Snow The Story of a Fukushima Priest Follow-up on Buddhist priest Koyu Abe, and the current situation in Fukushima
	FORWARD: 6 years on - Resonate, Soul! Hikami Daiko Follow up on Taiko drummer Maki Onodera and how she is getting ready for a brand new start
	FORWARD: 6 years on - Song Bridges Us to the Future Follow-up on singer Kumiko and the city of Ishinomaki 6 years after the disaster
	Japan Biz Lab: Building up Value Featuring Japanese SME’s that bring innovation to the construction and real estate industry
	Japan Biz Lab: Brand New Vision Featuring Japanese SME’s that are bringing innovation to the fashion, healthcare, and beauty industry
	Japan Biz Lab: One & Only Technology Featuring Japanese SME’s and the secrets of their technology that makes them one and only
	“Monozukuri” Craftsmanship: Developing Teamwork Despite challenging worksite issues, the longest tunnel in S. E. Asia was successfully constructed by teamwork.
	“Monozukuri” Craftsmanship : A never-give-up spirit Behind the construction work project regarded as impossible was an innovative engineer with a never-give-up spirit.
	Explorando Japón: El festival nudista de Somin El festival nudista de Somin lleva más de mil años celebrándose en un templo de montaña, al norte de Japón.
	Explorando Japón: Perú & Japón Fusión de la cocina Tokio es una ciudad en la que se puede encontrar comida de todas partes del mundo.Recientemente, la cocina peruana se está volviendo cada vez más popular. De hecho, tiene una conexión muy profunda con la cultura culinaria de Japón.
	Explorando Japón: Entrega en el Espacio La tecnología japonesa juega un papel primordial en el desarrollo del espacio exterior . Este rol está representado por el transbordador no tripulado HTV, “Kounotori”, el tema de este documental.
	Explorando Japón: Mi vida con el Aikido El Aikido es un arte marcial japonés en el que los ataques del oponente son desviados en lugar de enfrentados, con el fin de evitar el daño.
	Explorando Japón: Descubriendo el Japón y a uno mismo. Estudiantes de intercambio en Tokio El manga y animé japonés tienen millones de aficionados en el mundo.Muchos son adolescentes, y algunos deciden volverse estudiantes de intercambio durante la secundiaria.
	Explorando Japón KOSHU EL VINO MILAGROSO Yamanashi, una de las regiones vitivinícolas más famosas del Japón, es el hogar de la Bodega Grace, ganadora de la medalla de Oro en una importante competencia internacional de vinos por tres años consecutivos.
	Sake Academy: Sake as easy as 1-2-3 A program full of practical information about the fascinating basics of Japanese sake
	The Challenge of NAGOYA: Building an International Brand This program investigates the history, geography and culture behind Nagoya’s strong potential as a 'global manufacturing center'
	Capacity Crunch: Facing the Information Blast Stories of the world’s finest level of Japanese researchers who devotes to the development of advanced optical transmission technology
	Living with Nature: The MIDORI Prize for Biodiversity This program provides exclusive coverage of MIDORI Prize winners
	Explore Japan The Somin Naked Festival Kyle Card makes his way to Oshu, in southern Iwate, to join in this enigmatic festival
	Explore Japan Peru &Japan Fusion of Cuisine On this program we follow Bruno Nakandakari, the chef at a Peruvian restaurant in Tokyo
	Explore Japan Delivering to Space This program takes an in-depth look at Kounotori and the Japanese technology that keeps it flying
	Explore Japan My Life with Aikido Features Japanese martial art Aikido and its appeal seen through international students’ perspective
	Explore Japan Japan-discovery, Self-discovery: Exchange Students in Tokyo This documentary captures the three students living in a foreign culture at the height of adolescence
	Explore Japan Secrets of Koshu: the miraculous Japanese wine Ayana Misawa created this popular world-class wine despite the heavy rains that plague Japanese winemakers
	Urban Smart Solutions for Asia: FutureCity Yokohama Shares Its Expertise Features the efforts of Yokohama City as it uses its expertise and cutting edge technologies to find new paths for urban solutions in Asia
	A Unique Story: SHOCHU & AWAMORI The program focus on the traditional culture and games associated with Shochu, local specialties served with it, and local scenic spots
	OUR BLUE PLANET: Sustainability of Economy and Nature Blue Planet Prize 2016 winners are Mr. Pavan Sukhdev, an environmental economist from India and Professor Markus Borner, the zoologist from Switzerland
	Myanmar TV Crew's Japan Diary Documents a TV crew from Myanmar and their Japanese counterpart as they travel in Japan to produce a program themed on food culture
	Hopes for the homeland: Afghan students in Japan The youth of Afghanistan set out to overseas universities in effort to cultivate expertise for re- building their country
	Pride of Ise This program captures beautiful images of Ise Jingu, inviting viewers to the town of Ise with the traditional charms of Japan
	Discover & Explore CHIBA The program examines different charms of Chiba Prefecture, from its food to scenery, culture and sports
	Sushi and Beyond Special Sauce Special edition of the TV series Sushi and Beyond, based on the book by Michael Booth, to explore more of Japanese food through depachika and sushi
	Kochi Culture Quest: Manga Fest & Western Kochi Kochi Prefecture, located on the island of Shikoku in southwestern Japan, is a place surrounded by abundant nature.
	Kochi Culture Quest: Manga & Festival In this program a passionate coach and members of an idol group i☆Ris showcase the inspiring aspects of Kochi in different ways and learn about the Prefecture
	Japan Food Quest: Kyushu Pearly Specialty : Miyazaki Caviar Caviar from Miyazaki, little known as its top producer in Japan, undergoes a unique aging process.
	Japan Food Quest: Kyushu Kumamoto Shio Tomatoes : Gifts from the Sea Shio Tomatoes, or salt tomatoes, are cultivated in Kumamoto on drained land, rich in salt and other minerals.
	Japan Food Quest: Kyushu Amanatsu : The Fruit of Dreams Amanatsu Jelly’s delightful taste has spread through word of mouth and is continuing to grow as a product loved by many.
	Japan Food Quest: Kyushu Champon : Secrets behind Nagasaki's Signature Dish Champon noodles is made with a special ingredient called "Touaku" which is produced by only three manufacturers in Nagasaki.
	Japan Food Quest: Kyushu Makurazaki Dried Bonito : New Recipe for a Tasty Classic Makurazaki in Kagoshima Prefecture, is the top producer of katsuobushi dried bonito in Japan.
	Japan Food Quest: Kyushu Adversity and Triumph : Miyazaki Beef Miyazaki Beef is known for its lustrous red, finely marbled meat, almost like a piece of art.
	Japan Food Quest: Kyushu Ayu Fish Sauce : A Saucy Success Story The Ayu Fish Sauce is highly esteemed by chef overseas for its compatibility with all kinds of dishes.
	Japan Food Quest: Kyushu Kumamoto Salad Onions : A Vegetable-led Revival Salad Onions, produced in Minamata City, Kumamoto, has a mild taste and can be eaten raw even without running it in water.
	Japan Food Quest: Kyushu Tonkotsu Ramen : The Heart and Soul of Hakata Hakata Tonkotsu Ramen has various tastes and flavor depending on its countless number of recipes.
	Laos Looks towards Tomorrow: Hand in hand with Japan and ASEAN Laos is one of the least developed members of ASEAN, but the economy is expanding rapidly
	Test of the Best: ITU WORLD TRIATHLON YOKOHAMA A 50-minute digest of the ITU World Triathlon Yokohama held May 14, 2016
	The Wonder of Senses: Illusion and Communication Scientists seek to unravel the mechanism of human senses to create highly advanced communication systems
	Improvements in Maternal and Child Health Japan Making a Difference The program covers projects in three Asian countries exploring how maternal care improved
	Redesigning Arita Porcelain for the next 400 years The program follows their creative undertaking to redefine the boundaries of Japanese cuisine and porcelain arts
	Portraits of Science City TSUKUBA This program will look at the charms and potential of TSUKUBA city through the life styles of overseas researchers
	Japanese Rice: Taking on the World Features a rice milling company's challenge to open up the world to Japanese rice in the competitive market
	Building Trust from the Ground Up: Community Policing in East Timor The program follows local police officers in East Timor and the Japanese policemen working to promote stability
	OUR BLUE PLANET The Environment, Poverty, and Economics Introduces the two 2015 Blue Planet Prize winners and their incredible achievements in protecting our blue planet
	Tackling Climate Change Japan's International Contribution It focuses on several examples of JICA initiatives in Vietnam, Indonesia and elsewhere
	Going Global: Japan’s financial services in 2015 Japanese financial markets are facing new challenges. Focusing on one company, this program explores the issues.
	Healthy Aging: an ancient idea, a modern solution Kanagawa is pursuing a “healthy aging” model, based on ME-BYO, a 2000-year-old concept from Asian medicine
	Beauty Journey Introducing an amazing travel itinerary aimed at helping women to become even more beautiful.
	Songs of Life: Singer-Songwriter Makoto Ito The program follows Makoto Ito and his music that touches the heart of many.
	Bringing the World Together The Challenge of Sophia University The program explores how Sophia, Japan's private Catholic University, is progressing toward internationalization.
	Fostering Human Resources The Example of the Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology The Example of the Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology
	Back to the Edo Period... KAWAGOE Story Explore Kawagoe, a city that cherishes their traditional culture and history
	Conventional Wisdom: Telling the Fukuoka Story Documents a professional team as it goes about its task to bring international events in Fukuoka
	Test of the Best: ITU WORLD TRIATHLON YOKOHAMA A 30-minute digest of the ITU World Triathlon Yokohama held May 16, 2015
	Disaster Risk Reduction and International Cooperation Discusses the issues raised during the course of the symposium
	KANPAI! 2D animation film with video archive gives fascination of Japanese Sake to the audience of the world
	Protecting People's Health: Universal Health Coverage in Japan Features Japan’s Universal Health Coverage, its issues then and now and what is being done for its improvement
	Sense of Wonder: The MIDORI Prize for Biodiversity Features 2014 MIDORI Prize winners, introducing their activities for preserving biodiversity
	100-1=0 The formula for hospitality Documents the Imperial Hotel’s spirit of uncompromised hospitality
	Blue LED: Lighting up our Future Explores cutting-edge LED technologies and how Nobel Prize has been making contributions to mankind’s happiness
	OUR BLUE PLANET: Pioneering a Sustainable Future Features the 2014 Blue Planet Prize winners discussing how to protect the future of our blue planet
	KAIZEN: Joining Hands, Changing Lives Documents cooperation efforts of JICA and local organization to promote the KAIZEN concept in Ethiopia
	THE NEW FACE OF JAPAN: TOKYO STATION Features Tokyo Station, the gateway of Japan since it opened a century ago, and what it has to offer
	Japan Food Culture Quest: Delivering Sushi to the World Documents two veteran Sushi chefs take on a challenge in developing their specialty “Saiki-zushi”
	Test of the Best: ITU WORLD TRIATHLON YOKOHAMA A 30-minute digest of the ITU World Triathlon Yokohama held May 17, 2014
	Japan Food Culture Quest: Saving the Home of Bonito Documents Nakatosa town’s initiative to bringing their local specialty, Bonito, to new heights
	Japanese Seafood Features the secrets of Japanese seafood’s freshness and taste
	This is Washoku Introduces Japanese cuisine's traditional aspects, exploring the heart and essence of Washoku
	Nihoncha Introduces Nihoncha's unique cultivation, nutrition benefits and various types.
	Nihonshu Follows a journey to the region of Hokuriku in pursuit of Nihonshu's unexplored aspects and appeal.
	Wagyu Takes a close look at the charm and appeal of authentic Wagyu
	Japan-made Technology: To the Next Stage Features three small and medium-sized companies, their outstanding technology to manufacturing innovation
	OMIYA BONSAI Features Omiya Bonsai’s appeal and efforts being made as it takes a leap into the international market
	The Heart of Japanese Sake Explore Japanese sake's charm and appeal, and its connection to Japanese culture
	Bridging for Trade Documents Japan's initiative towards connecting Thailand and Laos, and its economic impact in Asia
	OUR BLUE PLANET: Reaching Beyond Imagination Features Blue Planet Prize laureates discussing what the earth needs and how humans can help
	Wisdom from Nature: The Japan Awards for Biodiversity 2013 Explore Japan’s environmental efforts and the future of biodiversity
	Run, Samurai Horsemen! Documents the Soma Nomaoi, a 1000-year old traditional samurai festival in Fukushima
	Cerrado: Land for Innovation Documentary on land innovation in Brazil and the role of Japanese assistance
	Innovators' New Frontier: Breaking through big data analysis Explores the potentials of processing framework called Jubatus and big data analysis
	WAKE UP CALL: What we must do for our Blue Planet Interview with recipients of the Blue Planet Prize 2012
	Biodiversity for All: The MIDORI Prize 2012 Interview with recipients of the Midori Prize for Biodiversity 2012
	IN GOOD SPIRITS: SHOCHU & AWAMORI Discover Japan's iconic distilled spirits: Shochu and Awamori
	Shibuya Alive An all new-take on introducing Shibuya
	Rudy Maxa's World Taste of Japan: Kyushu Maxa and Utagawa unravel the process of making bonito, one of the fundamental ingredients in Japanese stock soup.
	Rudy Maxa's World Taste of Japan: Hokkaido Join Rudy Maxa and Washington, D.C. restaurateur, Daisuke Utagawa as they tour Hokkaido in search of the foods this snowy region is famous for.
	Rudy Maxa's World Taste of Japan: Tokyo Maxa and Utagawa discover the commitment, pride and precision that creates Japanese cuisine.
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	SPIRIT OF JAPAN Supporting Happiness: Orthotist-Prosthetists from a World Heritage Town Nakamura Brace began developing prosthetics to support athletes training for the 2016 Paralympics in Brazil.
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN Unique Yarn: World-class Quality from Classic Machines The program documents Sato Seni and the company’s efforts to pursue world-class quality.
	ASIA KARAOKE NODOJIMAN 2016: Jakarta Stage ASIA KARAOKE NODOJIMAN is a Karaoke contest to decide the best amateur singers in Asia
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	ASIA KARAOKE NODOJIMAN 2015: Manila Stage ASIA KARAOKE NODOJIMAN is a Karaoke contest to decide the best amateur singers in Asia
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	MOSHI MOSHI NIPPON TV : Ep. 01 An all new MOSHI MOSHI NIPPON hosted by Kyary Pamyu Pamyu. Today’s theme: Onigiri (Rice balls)
	JAPAN BUSINESS EDGE Ep. 02: Yushin Brewery Co., Ltd. Features Yushin Brewery's business and its innovative "Rice Power Extract"
	Japan Business Edge Ep.01: Gurunavi, Inc. Explore Gurunavi's business in providing services to restaurants and promoting Japanese cuisine worldwide
	TOKYO CREATORS Season4: Safety and Security Ep 03: Roundup + α Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	TOKYO CREATORS Season4: Safety and Security Ep 02: KOBAN (Police box) Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	TOKYO CREATORS Season4: Safety and Security Ep 01: Tokyo Metro Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	TOKYO CREATORS Season3: Entertainment Ep. 03: Roundup + α Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	TOKYO CREATORS Season3: Entertainment Ep. 02: 2.5-Dimensional Musical Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	TOKYO CREATORS Season3: Entertainment Ep. 01: Rakugo Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	TOKYO CREATORS Season2: Food Ep. 03: Roundup + α Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	TOKYO CREATORS Season2: Food Ep. 02: Edo-Tokyo Vegetables Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	TOKYO CREATORS Season2: Food Ep. 01: Ramen Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	TOKYO CREATORS Season1: Omotenashi Ep. 03: Roundup + α Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	TOKYO CREATORS Season1: Omotenashi Ep. 02: Shukubo Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	TOKYO CREATORS Season1: Omotenashi Ep. 01: Hotel Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 24 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “S” Sushi
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 23 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “H” Hinamatsuri
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 22 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “E” Echizen washi
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 21 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “T” Takoyaki
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 20 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “S” Sukajan
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 19 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “U” Urushi
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 18 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “T” Tokyo-Ginki
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 17 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “K” Kyo-Yuzen
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 16 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “G” Gothic&Lolita
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 15 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “E” Edo-Kiriko
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 14 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “S” Sento wall painter
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 13 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “C” Chochin (Lantern)
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 12 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “S” Shokuhin-Sample (Fake food)
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 11 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “K” Karaoke
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 10 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “K” Kingyo
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 09 Special Edition: Features Japanese pop events held worldwide, such as Japan Expo and HYPER JAPAN
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 08 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “U” Ukai
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 07 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “B” Bonsai
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 06 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “F” Furin
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 05 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “I” Ichimatsu doll
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 04 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “A” Amezaiku
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 03 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “H” Hakone yosegizaiku
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 02 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “W” Wagashi
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 01 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “K” Kimono
	RESILIENT JAPAN Ep. 11 Explore architectural firm Nikken Sekkei's projects and operations offering friendly urban designs
	RESILIENT JAPAN Ep. 10 Explore games and toys maker NAMCO BANDAI's multi-angular business strategy
	RESILIENT JAPAN Ep. 09 Explore timepiece maker Seiko, its vision, technology and future strategies
	RESILIENT JAPAN Ep. 08 Explore Ohira Tech's commitment to making world-class planetarium projector
	RESILIENT JAPAN Ep. 07 Explore the keys to Japan Airlines' revival, its future challenges and aspirations
	RESILIENT JAPAN Ep. 06 Explore Asahi Glass' business strategies and how it survived through a global downturn
	RESILIENT JAPAN Ep. 05 Explore how shinkansen cleaning company TESSEI turned itself into a highly-motivated organization
	RESILIENT JAPAN Ep. 04 Explore the Kumon Institute approach to education and why it works with people of various ages
	RESILIENT JAPAN Ep. 02 Explore TOTO’s efforts to overcome global financial crisis & the technology that goes into high-tech toilets
	RESILIENT JAPAN Ep. 01 Explore the reasons behind the Fuji Heavy Industries' steady growth
	RESILIENT JAPAN: Special Edition Features interviews w/ leaders of several successful businesses, exploring Japanese resilience
	FORWARD Ep. 10 Follow-up Edition Documents the hula girls dance troupe in Fukushima and their efforts to recovery
	FORWARD Ep. 42 Young farmers' efforts to achieve successful harvest on salt-polluted soil in Kessenuma
	FORWARD Ep. 41 A food court in Ishinomaki serves takoyaki, other snacks, comfort and smiles after 3/11
	FORWARD Ep. 40 The comeback of Fukushima peaches as a symbol of recovery
	FORWARD Ep. 39 Documents housewives in Fukushima and their efforts to recovery
	FORWARD Ep. 38 City of Kobe helps fellow disaster-afflicted city Kessenuma
	FORWARD Ep. 37 Kawamata, known as the town of silk in Fukushima and their efforts to recovery
	FORWARD Ep. 36 Documents the efforts to prove safety of sweet Yamagata cherries
	FORWARD Ep. 35 Disaster and recovery through the eyes of children from Tohoku
	FORWARD Ep. 34 Story of 12-year old Yu, her growth and view of life after the disaster
	FORWARD Ep. 33 Roof-thatchers commitment to the recovery of tsunami-devastated reed fields in Tohoku
	FORWARD Ep. 32 A fashion model contributes to the revival of the fish industry
	FORWARD Ep. 31 Young farmers tries a new tomato cultivation techinique in tsunami-damaged land
	FORWARD Ep. 30 Commitment of small factories to overcome struggles after 3/11
	FORWARD Ep. 28 A buddist priest and his efforts to decontamination in Fukushima
	FORWARD Ep. 26 Strong ties within a disaster affected community in Iwate
	FORWARD Ep. 25 Photographer Mayumi Suzuki comes back to her hometown to capture life there after 3/11
	FORWARD Ep. 19 A family from abroad and their connection to Tohoku
	FORWARD Ep. 18 Commitment of newspaper reporters in disaster-afflicted town of Kamaishi
	FORWARD Ep. 17 Efforts of the Shima Company in Fukushima to restore their hometown
	FORWARD Ep. 16 High school students and their efforts to contribute in recovery
	FORWARD Ep. 15 Resilience of the shinkansen during an unprecedented disaster
	FORWARD Ep. 14 A caregiver and nurse from overseas stays put in Japan to contribute after the disaster of 2011
	FORWARD Ep. 11 Hikamidaiko drum players from Rikuzentakata reunite after 3/11
	FORWARD Ep. 10 Hula girls dance troupe in Fukushima and their efforts to recovery
	FORWARD Ep. 09 Singer Kumiko returns to the stage with a new song after surviving 3/11
	FORWARD Ep. 01 Bruce Osborn captures family ties within photographs post 3/11
	Manabi-ya Ep. 14 13 universities that offer learning environments particularly well-suited to students from abroad
	Manabi-ya Ep. 13 A round-table talk of int'l students discussing the ropes of comfortable studying life in Japan
	Manabi-ya Ep. 12 Getting back in touch w/ students from previous Manabi-ya editions and see how they've been doing
	Manabi-ya Ep. 11 Features a Vietnamese studying architecture&design, and a Chilean working as an R&D manager in Japan
	Manabi-ya Ep. 10 Features an American studying liberal arts & a Syrian working at planetarium manufacturer in Japan
	Manabi-ya Ep. 9 Features a Nepalese studying agricultural dev't and a Turkish working for a mobile company in Japan
	Manabi-ya Ep. 8 Features a Chinese studying robotics and a Hungarian working in the construction industry in Japan
	Manabi-ya Ep. 7 Features an African studying herbal medicine and a Canadian working at a TV station in Japan
	Manabi-ya Ep. 6 Features an American studying Japanese paintings and a South Korean singer in Japan
	Manabi-ya Ep. 5 Features an Italian studying Manga and a Hong Konger working at animation studio in Japan
	Manabi-ya Ep. 4 Features an Indonesian studying science & technology, and a French sommelier for Japanese green tea
	Manabi-ya Ep. 3 Features a Laotian studying Judo and a Senegalese working in internet company in Japan
	Manabi-ya Ep. 2 Ropes of comfortable studying life from international students about learning in Japan
	Manabi-ya Ep. 1 Voices from international students on their experiences during the Great East Japan Earthquake

Journeys in Japan's National Parks Featuring the stunning natural landscapes of Japan's National Parks, and the rich culture shaped there in harmony with nature.
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	Of Seas and Mountains: Journeys in Japan’s National Parks We explore Saikai National Park and Bandai-Asahi National Park, discovering the natural beauty of the sea and mountains, and the unique culture of each region
	Natural and Cultural Delights: Journeys in Japan’s National Parks We visit Daisetsuzan National Park and Amamigunto National Park, exploring their rich natural beauty and unique culture nurtured by the people who live there
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The Heart of Fukui This series explores the allure of traditional culture thriving in Fukui, a region rich in nature facing the Sea of Japan.
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	Land of Craftsmanship Explore the handcrafting traditions of nature-blessed Fukui from paper loved by artists throughout the globe to world-renowned kitchen knives that have their roots in the samurai swords of long ago
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SPIRIT OF JAPAN A documentary series that features remarkable industries in Japan. The program introduces the history and wisdom behind Japan’s technological strength and specialties, which are helping to revitalize regional areas of the country.
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	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Raising Calves and Family in Nagasaki Features a warm family that lives alongside its cows in remote Nagasaki Prefecture
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Training for Life: Supporting People with Disabilities Features a facility in Beppu, Oita Pref., helping people regain the skills and confidence they need to live happier, more productive lives
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Supermarket on Wheels in Kagoshima Depicts the cheerful women who operate the truck as it delivers smiles and energy as well as food, in Kagoshima Prefecture
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Truck Full of Dreams Depicts the daily life of Honoka, a vibrant, hopeful young woman pursuing her dream in her beloved hometown
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Bell Peppers that Pack a Punch Features one young couple growing a distinctive kind of bell pepper that’s larger and sweeter than other varieties
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Cultivating Rice and Community Features one young couple growing rice with “natural cultivation” method in the city of Hakui
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Hiroshima-Grown Bok Choy of Happiness! Documents a farmer hoping to make Hiroshima’s Akitakada renowned as a Bok Choy producing region
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: A Village Full of Smiles Documents life in the picturesque village of Irokawa, Wakayama Pref., full of laughter and smiles
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Cleaning Out to Move Forward Documents a bereavement clean out expert who guides bereaved families through cleaning out their beloved’s possessions
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: For 1000 years to come - Keeping the Tosa Culture alive - A story of a mother and daughter who, each in her own way, faces her duty of carrying on Tosa’s traditional culture
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: The Geta Prince - A New Take on Tradition - Follows a young artisan’s wide-ranging efforts to produce and promote “Hita geta sandals that are loved by all”
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Little Chairs, Big Hopes - 12 Years of the “Kimi No Isu” Project - Follows a community’s project of presenting newborn babies with handmade wooden chairs to celebrate their birth
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Echizen Washi - A 1500-year tradition of papermaking - Explores the future of the traditional Echizen Washi paper through the lens of two women driving it forward
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Lift, Move, Preserve - The Hikiya Engineering Technique - Documents hikiya craftsman Kentaro Ishikawa and his commitment in preserving buildings, and the history and people’s memories in it
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Hopes, Dreams, and Wedding Bells - Ishinomaki Wedding - Documents a group of locals in Ishinomaki, who are working hard to revitalize the area by producing wedding receptions
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Mizuhiki - A touch of celebration to everyday life - Documents the charm of one woman whose freewheeling thinking opened the doors to a whole new world for the traditional Mizuhiki
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Super Kagura - Breathing in new hopes for the future - Documents the people behind “Super Kagura,” and their efforts in bringing vitality to the town
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: Strike away into the future! - The passion of young blacksmiths - Documents young blacksmiths and their challenge in crafting knives with innovative design and functionality
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN: A Tiny Distillery’s Awamori Challenge Documents the big challenges of a tiny distillery in Reihoku, Kochi Prefecture
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN Delivering Kanikama to the World: A Small Fish Cake Shop goes Global The program documents the drive behind Yanagiya’s growth and ambition to continue developing new machinery and new products.
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN Supporting Happiness: Orthotist-Prosthetists from a World Heritage Town Nakamura Brace began developing prosthetics to support athletes training for the 2016 Paralympics in Brazil.
	SPIRIT OF JAPAN Unique Yarn: World-class Quality from Classic Machines The program documents Sato Seni and the company’s efforts to pursue world-class quality.
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Explore Japan This series will feature how various culture in modern Japan and overseas blend together and influence each other.
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	Explore Japan: JAPANorama Rumble Features some of the most beautiful sceneries found in Japan presented in a hilarious way as only comedians can
	Explore Japan: Roji: Kyoto’s Hidden Alleys Grandma feline Eki takes us on a unique tour around the Roji alleys of Kyoto
	Explore Japan: Best Eats and Hidden Gems Join Harry Sugiyama as he explores vegan, vegetarian, and halal offerings at some of the finest restaurants in Japan
	Explore Japan Sweet Revolutionary Mastering the Art of Marketing Wagashi Features a freelance artisan of confectionery, revolutionizing the age-old Japanese tradition of wagashi seasonal treats
	Explore Japan Journey through the Woodland Features the elusive mastery of woodworking, visiting 3 regions to learn the secret of Japan’s culture built around wood
	Explore Japan The Alluring Beauty of Japanese Gardens Explores the unique aesthetic of Japanese gardens in Kyoto including a Zen moss garden and a garden with a spectacular mountain backdrop
	Explore Japan The Captivating World of Escape Games Features real-life escape games filled with adventure and entertainment that have taken Japan by storm
	Explore Japan Anime Dramatic Tours Visit special, hidden destinations that you can’t find in any travel guides!
	Explore Japan MUSIC TRUNK Journey to Discover the Roots of Japanese Sound Musician Yoshii Shogo embarks on a journey to find the origins of music within the roots of the local arts
	Explore Japan Capturing Masters’ Workmanship “Capturing Masters’ Workmanship” uses technology to explore Japanese craftsmen’s unique skills. Today we’ll look at the kanna (Japanese plane), used in wooden construction. What secrets will we learn?
	Explore Japan Innovative Japanese Bread Fresh out of the oven! Witness the evolution of Japanese bread culture with delightfully photogenic breads
	Explore Japan Going Beyond Tradition The Challenge of Craftspeople in Kyoto Documents “GO ON,” a group of young masters of traditional crafts who continue to take on new challenges in Kyoto
	Explore Japan Japanese Gardens, Aesthetic Encounters Gardener, Murasame Tatsumasa visits four authentic Japnanese gardens in Kyoto and explores their unique beauties
	Explore Japan The Spirit of Manufacturing and Sustainability Documents artisans working to preserve time-honored crafts and clues into how a sustainable society can be achieved
	Explore Japan The World of Miniatures Explores Japan’s largely unknown history of miniatures and examine all forms of this particularly Japanese artistry
	Explore Japan The Somin Naked Festival Kyle Card makes his way to Oshu, in southern Iwate, to join in this enigmatic festival
	Explore Japan Peru &Japan Fusion of Cuisine On this program we follow Bruno Nakandakari, the chef at a Peruvian restaurant in Tokyo
	Explore Japan Delivering to Space This program takes an in-depth look at Kounotori and the Japanese technology that keeps it flying
	Explore Japan My Life with Aikido Features Japanese martial art Aikido and its appeal seen through international students’ perspective
	Explore Japan Japan-discovery, Self-discovery: Exchange Students in Tokyo This documentary captures the three students living in a foreign culture at the height of adolescence
	Explore Japan Secrets of Koshu: the miraculous Japanese wine Ayana Misawa created this popular world-class wine despite the heavy rains that plague Japanese winemakers
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Trailblazers We follow Japan’s trailblazers breaking new ground in various fields and discover the purpose that keeps them moving forward
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	Trailblazers: Innovating Japanese Wooden Architecture The AQ Group is reexamining the potential of wooden buildings with a focus on traditional techniques. It’s also pursuing greater earthquake and fire resistance, and we take a look at its innovations!
	Trailblazers: Making Nikko an Eco-Resort Destination Before WWII, foreign diplomats flocked to Nikko, calling it “the paradise of Japan.” Initiatives are now underway to make it a resort area fit for a new age and built on the keyword “sustainability.”
	Trailblazers: Keeping the Lights Bright in Asakusa Asakusa is known worldwide as one of Tokyo’s top sightseeing spots. What's kept it in lights is the initiative of residents who are now looking to increase the area's night entertainment options
	Trailblazers: Artist Muraoka Kenichi: Brightening Spirits and Spaces Features artist Muraoka Kenichi has devised “portrait therapy.” We follow his animated steps in patient care
	Trailblazers: Modern-day Plant Hunter Nishihata Seijun Features modern-day plant hunter Nishihata Seijun who searches for rare plants, handles international transactions, and turns ordinary spaces into vibrant green oases
	Trailblazers: Japanese Calligrapher Yabe Chosho Features Japanese calligrapher Yabe Chosho who aims to revitalize the traditional art through her innovative performances
	Trailblazers: Gender Equality Advocate Ogawa Koichi Features Ogawa Koichi who is working to promote gender equality in Japan
	Trailblazers: Fashion Designer Morinaga Kunihiko Features fashion designer Morinaga Kunihiko who challenges perspectives through collections that harness technologies. We follow his creative process for insight into the mind behind the trailblazing designs!
	Trailblazers: Matsuri Promoter Kato Yuko Features matsuri promoter Kato Yuko sees festivals as the soul of Japan, yet many are in danger of disappearing. We follow her as she takes creative steps to promote Japan’s festivals and bring cheer
	Trailblazers: Agricultural Visionary Ota Futoshi Features agricultural visionary Ota Futoshi who is on a mission to change Japan’s approach to food. He aims to sustainably draw out the full flavor of organic vegetables. We visit him in the field to dig deeper
	Trailblazers: Japanese Women Delivering Hope Overseas Features three Japanese women who have been working overseas to provide assistance and emergency support. Through their experiences and insight, we search for clues on building peace
	Trailblazers: Theater Business Owner Mizuno Taeko Features theater business owner Mizuno Taeko who is working to establish a new base for Taishu Engeki, a traditional form of popular theater, in Shinjuku’s Kabukicho district, Tokyo’s top entertainment center
	Trailblazers: Adventure Travel along the Tohoku Coast Featuring Adventure Travel, a new tourism style that enables participants to visit regional areas with local guides and discover the local culture and nature through immersive activities
	Trailblazers: Landscape Designer Danzuka Eiki Features landscape designer Danzuka Eiki who creates innovative oases of green within bustling metropolises
	Trailblazers: Roboticist Hayashi Kaname Features roboticist Hayashi Kaname who created LOVOT, a cute companion robot whose sole purpose is to be loved
	Trailblazers: Wagashi Artist Mitsubori Eijun Features wagashi artist Mitsubori Eijun and how he aims to place traditional Japanese sweets on center stage
	Trailblazers: Kimono Evangelist Motoji Keita Features kimono evangelist Motoji Keita and how he’s working to communicate the traditional garment’s appeal to a wide demographic
	Trailblazers: Sento Reformer Hiramatsu Yusuke Features sento reformer Hiramatsu Yusuke and how he’s revitalizing the traditional culture of sento public baths
	Trailblazers: Sakan Plaster Artisan Kusumi Naoki Sakan plaster artisan Kusumi Naoki is applying a fresh take using age-old techniques recognized as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage
	Trailblazers: Glass Artist Nishinaka Yukito: Reflecting the wabi-sabi aesthetic in glass Features glass artist Nishinaka Yukito who draws inspiration from a wabi-sabi technique and pieces together new forms of beauty
	Trailblazers: Rolling Out Mobility Solutions Features personal mobility manufacturer WHILL and its efforts to create personal EVs that empower people
	Trailblazers: Tokushima Specialties Go Global Features a project to establish new sales channels for Tokushima specialties and the people working to provide lifestyle inspiration abroad
	Trailblazers: Creative company NAKED Features the creative company NAKED and how its sending innovative art projects out into the world
	Trailblazers: Folk Dancers of Sanriku Featuring the folk dancers of Sanriku and how they’re putting a new spring in their steps
	Trailblazers: Fashion Designer Morinaga Kunihiko Features fashion designer Morinaga Kunihiko and his unique looks that turn fashion norms inside out
	Trailblazers: Ikebana Master Ohara Hiroki Features ikebana master Ohara Hiroki and how he’s bringing new growth to the art of Japanese flower arrangements
	Trailblazers: Kumihimo Artisan Fukuda Ryuta Features kumihimo artisan Fukuda Ryuta and how is he braiding together tradition and innovation
	Trailblazers: Sake Sommelier Chiba Marie Features sake sommelier Chiba Marie and how she’s serving up new sake experiences
	Trailblazers: Independent Watchmaker Kikuno Masahiro Features independent watchmaker Kikuno Masahiro and how he creates unique worlds that capture the beauty of time
	Trailblazers: Tea Master Kobori Sosho Features tea master Kobori Sosho and how she’s infusing innovation into the traditional world of the tea ceremony
	Trailblazers: Chef Narisawa Yoshihiro Features an innovative cuisine genre which draws inspiration from environments where people live off the land in harmony with nature
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Catch Japan Explore a colorful variety of modern Japan’s most popular topics, including food, technology, ecology and regional promotions, with a focus on the innovative ideas and passionate effort from the people behind it all.
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	CATCH JAPAN (Nov. 2024) Features a journey through history in Hagi City, a high-quality transportation service, an educational exchange between Japan and South Korea, and food products from Hokuriku for the overseas market
	CATCH JAPAN (Sep. 2024) We'll feature new temperature measuring system for the distribution sector, the historic gold mines of Sado in Niigata, manufacturing hub Kawasaki City, a company with a passion for rice processing
	CATCH JAPAN (Jul. 2024) Featuring Iwakuni City's historical bridge and vibrant culture, the manufacturing hub Higashiosaka, the beauty of Keramashoto National Park, and a hightech factory that's achieved carbon neutrality
	CATCH JAPAN (May 2024) We'll feature ironworks that combine tradition and cutting-edge technology, food diversity in Niigata, the charms of Kyoto tea and must-see places in Ibaraki Prefecture
	CATCH JAPAN (Mar. 2024) We'll feature a plan to build a smart city, cutting-edge methods for education, regenerative medicine and initiative to protect biodiversity
	CATCH JAPAN (Jan. 2024) Featuring the initiatives towards a more efficient trade, Hannan City's circular food culture, a half-day trip in Izumisano City, and an AI technology for a more sustainable manufacturing industry
	CATCH JAPAN (Nov. 2023) We'll feature manufacturing hub Kawasaki City, an international art festival in Kyoto, waste management initiatives in Bangladesh, and a new environmental cooperation program by Japan and ASEAN
	CATCH JAPAN (Sep. 2023) We'll feature the historic gold mines of Sado in Niigata Prefecture, the appeal of manufacturing city Higashi-Osaka, explore Izumisano City on a half-day trip, and one of Japan's latest health trends
	CATCH JAPAN (July. 2023) We'll feature a AI technology making the manufacturing industry more sustainable, food diversity in Niigata, Keramashoto National Park, and a unique SDGs-themed travel tour around Osaka.
	CATCH JAPAN (May. 2023) We'll feature Japan's gastronomy tourism with a focus on the ancient capital Nara, a technology supporting the manufacturing industry, visit Towada-Hachimantai National Park, and algae-based biofuel.
	CATCH JAPAN (Mar. 2023) We'll feature a scientific method for finding better combination of sake with various foods, introduce digitized elderly care business, and visit Eiheiji and craftsmen's workshops in Fukui Prefecture
	CATCH JAPAN (Jan. 2023) We'll feature Japan's gastronomy tourism with a focus on the ancient capital Nara, explore Akan-Mashu National Park in Hokkaido, and travel to Fukushima's Kitakata City, home of good sake and ramen
	CATCH JAPAN (Dec. 2022) We'll feature the charms of the Nishikigoi carp and the efforts to improve the efficiency of trade, visit Kagurazaka's backstreets, and explore Hiroshima’s delicacies and their fascinating origins
	CATCH JAPAN (Nov. 2022) We’ll feature the majestic sights of volcanoes and grasslands in Aso-Kuju National Park, the technology behind end mills for manufacturing, and look at the deeply entrenched culture of unagi eel
	CATCH JAPAN (Oct. 2022) This time, we’ll explore the attractions of the Chichibu area, Ukrainians in Japan and their sentiments towards their country, and a technology supporting the manufacturing industry
	CATCH JAPAN (Sep. 2022) This time, we’ll explore the stunning landscape and culture found in Ise-Shima National Park, the world of Japanese luxury makeup brushes, and the charms of rice-based Wagashi sweets from Kyoto
	CATCH JAPAN (Aug. 2022) This time, we’ll feature a hightech factory that's achieved carbon neutrality, an initiative to revitalize a town through renewable energy, and explore Keramashoto National Park in southern Japan
	CATCH JAPAN (Jul. 2022) This time, we’ll feature Ukrainians in Japan and their sentiments towards their country, the unique charm of Okayama Denim, and a city of wood in Kyushu
	CATCH JAPAN (Jun. 2022) We’ll feature the rich variety of food ingredients from Osaka suburbs, the charms of Kyoto tea, and a white-themed tour of the brilliant city of Himeji
	CATCH JAPAN (May 2022) We’ll feature a unique SDGs-themed travel tour around Osaka, an innovative treatment to heart disease, and a civil engineering method to prevent landslides
	CATCH JAPAN (Apr. 2022) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	CATCH JAPAN (Mar. 2022) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	CATCH JAPAN (Feb. 2022) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	CATCH JAPAN (Jan. 2022) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	CATCH JAPAN (Dec. 2021) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	CATCH JAPAN (Nov. 2021) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	CATCH JAPAN (Oct. 2021) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	CATCH JAPAN (Sep. 2021) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
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	CATCH JAPAN (Jun. 2021) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	CATCH JAPAN (May 2021) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	CATCH JAPAN (Apr. 2021) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	CATCH JAPAN (Mar. 2021) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
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	CATCH JAPAN (Dec. 2020) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
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	CATCH JAPAN (Oct. 2020) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	CATCH JAPAN (Sep. 2020) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
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	CATCH JAPAN (May 2020) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	CATCH JAPAN (Apr. 2020) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	CATCH JAPAN (Mar. 2020) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
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	CATCH JAPAN (Jan. 2020) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	CATCH JAPAN (Dec. 2019) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	CATCH JAPAN (Nov. 2019) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
	CATCH JAPAN (Oct. 2019) Explores Japan’s most popular topics, such as food, technology, ecology, regional promotions and more
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Exploring the Lands of the Ainu In this series, we visit areas in Hokkaido with deep connections to the Ainu living there and showcase their prayers, dances, and traditional ceremonies passed down through generations
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	Exploring the Lands of the Ainu: Akan Introducing the traditional Marimo Festival of the Ainu in Akan and the artisans who are creating new works beyond the boundaries of traditional crafts
	Exploring the Lands of the Ainu: Chitose Introducing the Ainu peoples’ traditional “Acircepnomi” ceremony held in Chitose City
	Exploring the Lands of the Ainu: Shiranuka Features the traditional Hompe Festival, a traditional festival of the Ainu people held every summer, in Shiranuka
	Exploring the Lands of the Ainu: Biratori Featuring the Ainu peoples’ traditional “Cipsanke" ritual held in Biratori, in Sarugun, Hokkaido
	Exploring the Lands of the Ainu: Asahikawa This program features the “Asir Cise Nomi,” a traditional ceremony in Hokkaido’s Asahikawa City
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J-Entertainment Infotainment show featuring young artists full of talent with their unique sense of “Japan.” Supporting Japanese artists with the potential to make the world their stage in various fields like music, movies, animation, manga, art, fashion, kabuki, dance, and live performances.
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	J-Entertainment #11 Guest: Kitamura Takumi This episode features popular actor, Kitamura Takumi. He delivers his views on his own work along with information “Scroll”, a film he stars in
	J-Entertainment #10 Guest: Kosen & Kokinu This episode brings you the culture of maiko and geiko, who entertain people with traditional Japanese arts
	J-Entertainment #9 Guest: NOA This episode features a tri-lingual singer, NOA,. In an exclusive interview, NOA is telling the kind of artist he aspires to be
	J-Entertainment #8 Guest: Sato Hinata Episode 8 of J-Entertainment features an actor Sato Hinata, who performs Ai’s voice
	J-Entertainment #7 Guest: Otomo Miyu In this episode, we bring you an exclusive interview of Otomo Miyu, a professional esports player and the appeal of esports
	J-Entertainment #6 Guest: Doul The 6th episode of J-Entertainment features a female singer, Doul. This time we will present her special live performance from the studio
	J-Entertainment #5 Nico Nico Chokaigi This episode introduces “Nico Nico Chokaigi 2022”, an event held by major video-sharing platforms in Japan and a source of Japanese pop culture
	J-Entertainment #4 Guest: Rinne This episode features Rinne, a rapper born in 1998. We take a closer look at Rinne from various angles, such as the carrier in MC battles, the message behind his new song
	J-Entertainment #3 Guest: iri The third episode of J-ENTERTAINMENT features a singer-songwriter, iri. In an exclusive interview, she tells us how she got started and how she approaches music. We also bring you the latest news along with her music videos
	J-Entertainment #2 Guest: Kataoka Sennosuke This episode features the young kabuki star, Kataoka Sennosuke, who challenges in various fields. We take a closer look at his path and the future he is aiming for
	J-Entertainment #1 Guest: Ado The first episode of J-ENTERTAINMENT features "Ado", a masked female singer in her teens who boasts a huge following for her overwhelming power of expression
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ASEAN Now and the Future Ⅲ: Plastics in the Ocean This series is the third set of productionsof the ASEAN Now and the Futureproject.
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	ASEAN Now and the Future Ⅲ: Plastics in the Ocean Ep.3 The 3rd episode features the program made by NTB World of Thailand and the summing up of the series of programs
	ASEAN Now and the Future Ⅲ: Plastics in the Ocean Ep.2 The 2nd episode features the programs produced by the Television Republic Indonesia (TVRI) and Peoples Television Network (PTV) to introduce several topics
	ASEAN Now and the Future Ⅲ: Plastics in the Ocean Ep.1 The 1st episode will review the history of cooperative ties between the ASEAN and Japan, introducing several topics
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At One with Nature -National Parks of Japan- In this series, we’ll visit national parks in Japan to meet the people that call them home, enjoy seasonal views that have inspired artists and writers for centuries, and explore their landmarks.
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	At One with Nature -National Parks of Japan: Aso-Kuju Exploring the park’s mountain ranges, grasslands, and other sights protected by those who call it home
	At One with Nature -National Parks of Japan: Ise-Shima Exploring the park’s natural wonders and people’s lifestyles that developed in harmony with nature
	At One with Nature -National Parks of Japan: Keramashoto Exploring the park’s rich and diverse natural resources such as its world-class coral reefs
	At One with Nature -National Parks of Japan: Towada-Hachimantai Exploring distinct natural sceneries created by volcanic activities and people’s coexistence with nature in the area
	At One with Nature -National Parks of Japan: Akan-Mashu Exploring the three beautiful lakes of the Akan-Mashu National Park in winter
	At One with Nature -National Parks of Japan: Daisen-Oki Exploring the vast landscape and geological heritage of the Daisen-Oki National Park in fall
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Exploring the Indigenous Ainu Culture The indigenous Ainu people once lived on the northern island of Hokkaido and surrounding areas. This series will highlight Ainu dance, modern art, crafts, and culture that has made its way overseas, as well as explore the Upopoy National Ainu Museum and Park that opened in 2020.
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	Exploring the Indigenous Ainu Culture: Ainu Artifacts Around the World Introducing the Ainu artifacts on display at museums around the world and how they got there
	Exploring the Indigenous Ainu Culture: Succession of Craftwork Conveying the current state of Ainu crafts and its lack of successors as well as artisans and young Ainu who search for what comes next in carrying on the traditions of craftsmanship
	Exploring the Indigenous Ainu Culture: Evolution of Contemporary Artists The activities and challenges of artists to develop and pass on Ainu culture
	Exploring the Indigenous Ainu Culture: The Traditional Performing Arts Showing the multifaceted, energetic work of the young traditional successors in the Upopoy Dance Group
	Exploring the Indigenous Ainu Culture: A Day at Upopoy A traveler visits Upopoy to learn about the Ainu people’s history and culture
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Spirit of Resilience In 2020, the novel coronavirus created a worldwide catastrophe. In Japan, communities are attempting to balance social and economic needs while keeping the virus under control. This series features stories of people who are standing strong amidst difficulties and continuing to explore new paths.
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	Spirit of Resilience: Action Figures Lead the Way Features a tradition-steeped town in Tottori working with a manufacturer of action figures to translate the passion towards Japanese anime and manga into tourist visits
	Spirit of Resilience: Dairy Farmers on the Mooove Documents dairy farmers in Tottori as they work to ensure that their local dairy farming tradition continues to flourish
	Spirit of Resilience: Shige’s Gift: Sowing Seeds for the Future A story of a farmer as he seeks ways to use an unexpected gift to share the joys of farming
	Spirit of Resilience: The Big Little World of Tanaka Tatsuya Documents an artist who creates unique, playful dioramas using food and everyday objects
	Spirit of Resilience: Apples and Pop Idols Documents “Ringo Musume,” an idol group from Aomori Pref. and their efforts to make a difference in their hometown
	Spirit of Resilience: Raising Fruit with Style Documents a group of farmers in Niigata trying to promote their region through humor and innovation
	Spirit of Resilience: Living a More Beautiful Life Features a beauty salon where the staff work as a team helping everyone to shine
	Spirit of Resilience: City Past, Winemaking Future Documents young former urbanites working to build a future in winemaking
	Spirit of Resilience: Finding Home in a Fishing Community Documents recent arrivals in Kesennuma City and their efforts in helping the community
	Spirit of Resilience: Reaching the World from a Wheelchair Follow Maco as she shares her daily life online, helping people understand the challenges brought by disability
	Spirit of Resilience: Mamma Mercato’s Wonder Women Documents a non-profit organization that helps moms pursue their dreams
	Spirit of Resilience: Taxis that Carry Dreams Despite a disability, Yuichi is passionate about art, especially when it’s about his other great love: taxis
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ASEAN Now and the Future Ⅱ -Discover New Buena Vista The theme for the second series is ASEAN Now and the Future II: Discover New Buena Vista. This series involved a new set of partners. It was produced by TV broadcasters in Brunei, Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand, with advice from visiting program production experts from NHK International in Japan.
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	ASEAN Now and the Future Ⅱ Discover New Buena Vista: Thailand & The Series Summary Provides a segment from Thailand’s NBT WORLD, and looks back over the TV programs produced in the ASEAN countries
	ASEAN Now and the Future Ⅱ Discover New Buena Vista: Philippines & Singapore Produced by the Philippines’ PTV and Singapore’s Mediacorp featuring little-known attractions of each country
	ASEAN Now and the Future Ⅱ Discover New Buena Vista: Brunei Darussalam & Indonesia Produced by Brunei’s RTB and Indonesia’s TVRI stations featuring little-known attractions of each country
	ASEAN Now and the Future Ⅱ Discover New Buena Vista: The Overview Looks back over the history of cooperation between Japan and ASEAN, and explains how the five TV stations tackled the program production
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Washoku World Challenge Washoku (Japanese cuisine) is enjoying international popularity, and currently there are around 118,000 Japanese restaurants worldwide. This series examines where Washoku stands in relation to the variety of food cultures throughout the world, and its prospects for the future. The series will follow the regional qualifying tournaments and the final tournament of the sixth “Washoku World Challenge,” a cooking contest in which non-Japanese Washoku chefs from throughout Europe, North America, Asia and Japan will pit their skills against one another, as they strive in earnest to inherit, pass on and cultivate their Washoku cooking skills.
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	Washoku Chefs’ Challenge in Bangkok Looks at how Washoku is evolving in Bangkok, Thailand, and its potential for the future
	WASHOKU in New York Focuses on the evolution of Washoku in New York, and explores its potential
	WASHOKU in Europe: The 6th Washoku World Challenge Looks at how Washoku or Japanese cuisine fits in with European food cultures, and how it is set to develop in the future.
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Catch Japan This series features various aspects of Japan's culture, tradition and technological innovation, casting a spotlight on Japanese ingenuity and uniqueness demonstrated in a wide range of fields.
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	Catch Japan: Extraordinary Perspectives Focuses on perspectives unique to Japanese people through examples found in everyday life and businesses.
	Catch Japan: On the Front Lines of Robotics Features cutting-edge technologies in Japanese robotics with a focus on the passion of developers.
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The Next 100 Years Iconic Japanese company Panasonic is celebrating 100 years in business.What is this leading Japanese enterprise doing to ensure the company thrives for the next 100 years? One key strategy is to take a fresh look at the potential of the people who form the backbone of the company and another key challenge is to create new value.
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	The Next 100 Years: Contributing Sustainable Value What is this leading Japanese enterprise, Panasonic, doing to ensure the company thrives for the next 100 years?
	The Next 100 Years: Cultivating New Potential What is this leading Japanese enterprise, Panasonic, doing to ensure the company thrives for the next 100 years?
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Future Highway Express As globalization rapidly accelerates, truck logistics routes that connect various countries are playing a key role in supporting each national economy. These are the Future Highways that are creating the path into the future. Seen through the eyes of the truck drivers who travel these logistics highways, this two-part series program depicts the landscapes and places of interest in each region.
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	Future Highway Express: 4000 km Southbound through North America Future Highway Express trucking journey of 4000 km going southbound through North America. From Canada - U.S. – to Mexico
	Future Highway Express: 7000 km Southbound through Asia Future Highway Express trucking journey of 7000 km going southbound through Asia from Shanghai in China to Singapore
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ASEAN Now and the Future -Connectivity and Economic Corridors- 2017 is ASEAN’s 50th anniversary. This series was produced as a joint project to commemorate the anniversary with the TV stations of four ASEAN countries,Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam – by examining their cooperative relations with Japan and the impact of the East-West and Southern Economic Corridors on the economies and ways of life of the Indochina Peninsula.
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	ASEAN Now and the Future -Connectivity and Economic Corridors-: Myanmar Introduces how Myanmar is looking at the links with other ASEAN countries
	ASEAN Now and the Future -Connectivity and Economic Corridors-: Cambodia Features the Southern Economic Corridor, and the contribution made by bridges built with Japan’s assistance
	ASEAN Now and the Future -Connectivity and Economic Corridors-: Laos Focuses on how the East-West Economic Corridor influenced the development of Laos
	ASEAN Now and the Future -Connectivity and Economic Corridors-: Vietnam Features the East-West and Southern Economic Corridors, and projects developed with Japanese assistance in Vietnam
	ASEAN Now and the Future -Connectivity and Economic Corridors-: The Overview Features the history of cooperation between Japan and ASEAN, and how the TV stations tackled program production
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The Road to Recovery The coastal areas of Japan’s Tohoku Region suffered unprecedented damage in the Great East Japan Earthquake.This series shines a spotlight on the efforts of people from Iwate Prefecture, Miyagi Prefecture and Fukushima Prefecture, who are now working hard toward achieving “Recovery of Industry,” “Recovery of Tourism” and “Food Safety & Peace of Mind.” What are the underpinnings of their ongoing hope?
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	The Road to Recovery: Facing Harmful Rumors Head-On -Fukushima Prefecture- Kanako Sachno visits Fukushima Pref. to meet the people who are now taking positive steps to move forward
	The Road to Recovery: New Bonds for a New Life -Miyagi Prefecture- Dean Newcombe visits Miyagi Pref. and meet the people who have been forging links to rebuild local industry
	The Road to Recovery: Creating New Prosperity -Iwate Prefecture- Daniel Kahl visits Iwate Pref. to see the people’s efforts in creating an all-new bounty unlike any that has come before
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Explore Regional Flavors: Visiting the Hidden Village Japan’s unique food traditions live on in “hidden villages,” far from the city. In this show, our reporter meet the locals and discover a traditional way of life and the local cuisine.
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	Explore Regional Flavors: Visiting the Hidden Village - Part 1 Nishi-Awa, Ichinoseki & Hiraizumi, and Tokachi
	Explore Regional Flavors: Visiting the Hidden Village - Part 2 Tsuruoka and Maze
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FORWARD: 6 years on Six years have passed since the Great East Japan Earthquake that devastated the Tohoku region, north east Japan. This July, four episodes from the 2012 disaster-recovery series “FORWARD”, have been selected for rebroadcast with a follow-up coverage by each episode’s director on the latest situation of the area and the people, and their continuing efforts to recovery.
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	FORWARD: 6 years on - Snapshots: Capturing Hometown Life Follow-up on photographer Mayumi Suzuki, and how she continues to convey life through photographs
	FORWARD: 6 years on - The Threat of Invisible Snow The Story of a Fukushima Priest Follow-up on Buddhist priest Koyu Abe, and the current situation in Fukushima
	FORWARD: 6 years on - Resonate, Soul! Hikami Daiko Follow up on Taiko drummer Maki Onodera and how she is getting ready for a brand new start
	FORWARD: 6 years on - Song Bridges Us to the Future Follow-up on singer Kumiko and the city of Ishinomaki 6 years after the disaster
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Japan Biz Lab Small and medium enterprises account for 99.7% of all companies in Japan, and are the force that moves the country forward. This series showcases various companies and their unique technologies. It also provides a look into their development, the people involved, and their expansion into foreign markets.
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	Japan Biz Lab: Building up Value Featuring Japanese SME’s that bring innovation to the construction and real estate industry
	Japan Biz Lab: Brand New Vision Featuring Japanese SME’s that are bringing innovation to the fashion, healthcare, and beauty industry
	Japan Biz Lab: One & Only Technology Featuring Japanese SME’s and the secrets of their technology that makes them one and only
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Explorando Japón Explore Japan series' Spanish version with English subtitles Esta serie mostrará cómo las distintas culturas del Japón moderno y del extranjero se mezclan y se influyen mutuamente.
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	Explorando Japón: El festival nudista de Somin El festival nudista de Somin lleva más de mil años celebrándose en un templo de montaña, al norte de Japón.
	Explorando Japón: Perú & Japón Fusión de la cocina Tokio es una ciudad en la que se puede encontrar comida de todas partes del mundo.Recientemente, la cocina peruana se está volviendo cada vez más popular. De hecho, tiene una conexión muy profunda con la cultura culinaria de Japón.
	Explorando Japón: Entrega en el Espacio La tecnología japonesa juega un papel primordial en el desarrollo del espacio exterior . Este rol está representado por el transbordador no tripulado HTV, “Kounotori”, el tema de este documental.
	Explorando Japón: Mi vida con el Aikido El Aikido es un arte marcial japonés en el que los ataques del oponente son desviados en lugar de enfrentados, con el fin de evitar el daño.
	Explorando Japón: Descubriendo el Japón y a uno mismo. Estudiantes de intercambio en Tokio El manga y animé japonés tienen millones de aficionados en el mundo.Muchos son adolescentes, y algunos deciden volverse estudiantes de intercambio durante la secundiaria.
	Explorando Japón KOSHU EL VINO MILAGROSO Ayana Misawa created this popular world-class wine despite the heavy rains that plague Japanese winemakers
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Japan Food Quest: Kyushu Japan Food Quest introduces local communities and their special delicacies, with insights about the area’s history and culture. We’ll feature various cuisine and harvests in the largest and most southwesterly island of Japan, the Kyushu region.
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	Japan Food Quest: Kyushu Pearly Specialty : Miyazaki Caviar Caviar from Miyazaki, little known as its top producer in Japan, undergoes a unique aging process.
	Japan Food Quest: Kyushu Kumamoto Shio Tomatoes : Gifts from the Sea Shio Tomatoes, or salt tomatoes, are cultivated in Kumamoto on drained land, rich in salt and other minerals.
	Japan Food Quest: Kyushu Amanatsu : The Fruit of Dreams Amanatsu Jelly’s delightful taste has spread through word of mouth and is continuing to grow as a product loved by many.
	Japan Food Quest: Kyushu Champon : Secrets behind Nagasaki's Signature Dish Champon noodles is made with a special ingredient called "Touaku" which is produced by only three manufacturers in Nagasaki.
	Japan Food Quest: Kyushu Makurazaki Dried Bonito : New Recipe for a Tasty Classic Makurazaki in Kagoshima Prefecture, is the top producer of katsuobushi dried bonito in Japan.
	Japan Food Quest: Kyushu Adversity and Triumph : Miyazaki Beef Miyazaki Beef is known for its lustrous red, finely marbled meat, almost like a piece of art.
	Japan Food Quest: Kyushu Ayu Fish Sauce : A Saucy Success Story The Ayu Fish Sauce is highly esteemed by chef overseas for its compatibility with all kinds of dishes.
	Japan Food Quest: Kyushu Kumamoto Salad Onions : A Vegetable-led Revival Salad Onions, produced in Minamata City, Kumamoto, has a mild taste and can be eaten raw even without running it in water.
	Japan Food Quest: Kyushu Tonkotsu Ramen : The Heart and Soul of Hakata Hakata Tonkotsu Ramen has various tastes and flavor depending on its countless number of recipes.
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Rudy Maxa's World: Taste of Japan Join host, Rudy Maxa, and Tokyo-born and Washington, DC, restaurateur, Daisuke Utagawa, as they tour Tokyo, the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido, and the southern, subtropical island of Kyushu to discover the stories behind Japanese cuisine.
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	Rudy Maxa's World Taste of Japan: Kyushu Maxa and Utagawa unravel the process of making bonito, one of the fundamental ingredients in Japanese stock soup.
	Rudy Maxa's World Taste of Japan: Hokkaido Join Rudy Maxa and Washington, D.C. restaurateur, Daisuke Utagawa as they tour Hokkaido in search of the foods this snowy region is famous for.
	Rudy Maxa's World Taste of Japan: Tokyo Maxa and Utagawa discover the commitment, pride and precision that creates Japanese cuisine.
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CoCO & NiCO CoCO and her sister NiCO are under training to become graceful and elegant cat princesses. They are watched over and trained by the strict but caring Lady Oppenheimer.
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ASIA KARAOKE NODOJIMAN ASIA KARAOKE NODOJIMAN is a Karaoke contest to decide the best amateur singer in Asia, to be held in a form of “Nodojiman Contest”, a popular type of singing contest in Japan.
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	ASIA KARAOKE NODOJIMAN 2016: Jakarta Stage ASIA KARAOKE NODOJIMAN is a Karaoke contest to decide the best amateur singers in Asia
	ASIA KARAOKE NODOJIMAN 2016: Hong Kong Stage ASIA KARAOKE NODOJIMAN is a Karaoke contest to decide the best amateur singers in Asia
	ASIA KARAOKE NODOJIMAN 2015: Ho Chi Minh Stage ASIA KARAOKE NODOJIMAN is a Karaoke contest to decide the best amateur singers in Asia
	ASIA KARAOKE NODOJIMAN 2015: Manila Stage ASIA KARAOKE NODOJIMAN is a Karaoke contest to decide the best amateur singers in Asia
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MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON TV Here at Moshi Moshi Nippon, chief editor Kyary Pamyu Pamyu is always looking for the hottest Japanese news to send out to the world.
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	MOSHI MOSHI NIPPON TV : Ep. 04 An all new MOSHI MOSHI NIPPON hosted by Kyary Pamyu Pamyu. Today’s theme: LOCAL CUISINE
	MOSHI MOSHI NIPPON TV : Ep. 03 An all new MOSHI MOSHI NIPPON hosted by Kyary Pamyu Pamyu. Today’s theme: DONBURI
	MOSHI MOSHI NIPPON TV : Ep. 02 An all new MOSHI MOSHI NIPPON hosted by Kyary Pamyu Pamyu. Today’s theme:Rice Snacks
	MOSHI MOSHI NIPPON TV : Ep. 01 An all new MOSHI MOSHI NIPPON hosted by Kyary Pamyu Pamyu. Today’s theme: Onigiri (Rice balls)
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TOKYO CREATORS This show features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the Tokyo culture with their passion and technology.
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	TOKYO CREATORS Season4: Safety and Security Ep 03: Roundup + α Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	TOKYO CREATORS Season4: Safety and Security Ep 02: KOBAN (Police box) Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	TOKYO CREATORS Season4: Safety and Security Ep 01: Tokyo Metro Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	TOKYO CREATORS Season3: Entertainment Ep. 03: Roundup + α Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	TOKYO CREATORS Season3: Entertainment Ep. 02: 2.5-Dimensional Musical Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	TOKYO CREATORS Season3: Entertainment Ep. 01: Rakugo Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	TOKYO CREATORS Season2: Food Ep. 03: Roundup + α Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	TOKYO CREATORS Season2: Food Ep. 02: Edo-Tokyo Vegetables Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	TOKYO CREATORS Season2: Food Ep. 01: Ramen Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	TOKYO CREATORS Season1: Omotenashi Ep. 03: Roundup + α Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	TOKYO CREATORS Season1: Omotenashi Ep. 02: Shukubo Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
	TOKYO CREATORS Season1: Omotenashi Ep. 01: Hotel Features the new faces of Tokyo, where many professionals gather creating the city
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Tokyo Girls' Update The program will carry out many different projects, based on website users' surveys and requests. Tune in Tokyo Girls' Update for all the latest information for mastering Japanese pop culture!
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JAPAN BUSINESS EDGE The program features interviews with Japan’s business leaders who paved a new path in business, and gained an edge on the competition.
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	JAPAN BUSINESS EDGE Ep. 02: Yushin Brewery Co., Ltd. Features Yushin Brewery's business and its innovative "Rice Power Extract"
	Japan Business Edge Ep.01: Gurunavi, Inc. Explore Gurunavi's business in providing services to restaurants and promoting Japanese cuisine worldwide
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Japanese Cuisine: This is it. Living in a country blessed with four seasons and an abundance from the sea and soil, the Japanese people have always deeply valued nature and have developed a distinctive culture and lifestyle. One of the most prized aspects of this culture is Washoku (Japanese cuisine).
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	Japanese Seafood Features the secrets of Japanese seafood’s freshness and taste
	This is Washoku Introduces Japanese cuisine's traditional aspects, exploring the heart and essence of Washoku
	Nihoncha Introduces Nihoncha's unique cultivation, nutrition benefits and various types.
	Nihonshu Follows a journey to the region of Hokuriku in pursuit of Nihonshu's unexplored aspects and appeal.
	Wagyu Takes a close look at the charm and appeal of authentic Wagyu
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MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON In recent years, major projects for promoting the "Cool Japan" concept have been launched, increasing its global recognition. However, further promotion for promising Japanese artists and artisans fusing traditional and modern culture is on call. The program aims to discover and set the stage for powerful but yet to be known people.
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	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 24 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “S” Sushi
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 23 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “H” Hinamatsuri
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 22 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “E” Echizen washi
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 21 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “T” Takoyaki
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 20 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “S” Sukajan
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 19 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “U” Urushi
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 18 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “T” Tokyo-Ginki
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 17 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “K” Kyo-Yuzen
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 16 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “G” Gothic&Lolita
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 15 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “E” Edo-Kiriko
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 14 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “S” Sento wall painter
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 13 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “C” Chochin (Lantern)
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 12 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “S” Shokuhin-Sample (Fake food)
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 11 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “K” Karaoke
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 10 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “K” Kingyo
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 09 Special Edition: Features Japanese pop events held worldwide, such as Japan Expo and HYPER JAPAN
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 08 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “U” Ukai
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 07 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “B” Bonsai
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 06 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “F” Furin
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 05 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “I” Ichimatsu doll
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 04 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “A” Amezaiku
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 03 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “H” Hakone yosegizaiku
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 02 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “W” Wagashi
	MOSHIMOSHI NIPPON Ep. 01 Discover powerful but yet to be known Japanese artists and artisans. NIPPON ABC: “K” Kimono
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RESILIENT JAPAN The program features interviews with leaders of several successful businesses, exploring the resilience of Japanese companies.
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	RESILIENT JAPAN Ep. 11 Explore architectural firm Nikken Sekkei's projects and operations offering friendly urban designs
	RESILIENT JAPAN Ep. 10 Explore games and toys maker NAMCO BANDAI's multi-angular business strategy
	RESILIENT JAPAN Ep. 09 Explore timepiece maker Seiko, its vision, technology and future strategies
	RESILIENT JAPAN Ep. 08 Explore Ohira Tech's commitment to making world-class planetarium projector
	RESILIENT JAPAN Ep. 07 Explore the keys to Japan Airlines' revival, its future challenges and aspirations
	RESILIENT JAPAN Ep. 06 Explore Asahi Glass' business strategies and how it survived through a global downturn
	RESILIENT JAPAN Ep. 05 Explore how shinkansen cleaning company TESSEI turned itself into a highly-motivated organization
	RESILIENT JAPAN Ep. 04 Explore the Kumon Institute approach to education and why it works with people of various ages
	RESILIENT JAPAN Ep. 02 Explore TOTO’s efforts to overcome global financial crisis & the technology that goes into high-tech toilets
	RESILIENT JAPAN Ep. 01 Explore the reasons behind the Fuji Heavy Industries' steady growth
	RESILIENT JAPAN: Special Edition Features interviews w/ leaders of several successful businesses, exploring Japanese resilience
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Manabi-ya "Manabi-ya" delivers helpful information to study and live abroad in Japan.
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	Manabi-ya Ep. 14 13 universities that offer learning environments particularly well-suited to students from abroad
	Manabi-ya Ep. 13 A round-table talk of int'l students discussing the ropes of comfortable studying life in Japan
	Manabi-ya Ep. 12 Getting back in touch w/ students from previous Manabi-ya editions and see how they've been doing
	Manabi-ya Ep. 11 Features a Vietnamese studying architecture&design, and a Chilean working as an R&D manager in Japan
	Manabi-ya Ep. 10 Features an American studying liberal arts & a Syrian working at planetarium manufacturer in Japan
	Manabi-ya Ep. 9 Features a Nepalese studying agricultural dev't and a Turkish working for a mobile company in Japan
	Manabi-ya Ep. 8 Features a Chinese studying robotics and a Hungarian working in the construction industry in Japan
	Manabi-ya Ep. 7 Features an African studying herbal medicine and a Canadian working at a TV station in Japan
	Manabi-ya Ep. 6 Features an American studying Japanese paintings and a South Korean singer in Japan
	Manabi-ya Ep. 5 Features an Italian studying Manga and a Hong Konger working at animation studio in Japan
	Manabi-ya Ep. 4 Features an Indonesian studying science & technology, and a French sommelier for Japanese green tea
	Manabi-ya Ep. 3 Features a Laotian studying Judo and a Senegalese working in internet company in Japan
	Manabi-ya Ep. 2 Ropes of comfortable studying life from international students about learning in Japan
	Manabi-ya Ep. 1 Voices from international students on their experiences during the Great East Japan Earthquake
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FORWARD The "FORWARD" documentary series, produced in collaboration with commercial television stations, demonstrates the determination to recover from the devastation.
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	FORWARD Ep. 10 Follow-up Edition Documents the hula girls dance troupe in Fukushima and their efforts to recovery
	FORWARD Ep. 42 Young farmers' efforts to achieve successful harvest on salt-polluted soil in Kessenuma
	FORWARD Ep. 41 A food court in Ishinomaki serves takoyaki, other snacks, comfort and smiles after 3/11
	FORWARD Ep. 40 The comeback of Fukushima peaches as a symbol of recovery
	FORWARD Ep. 39 Documents housewives in Fukushima and their efforts to recovery
	FORWARD Ep. 38 City of Kobe helps fellow disaster-afflicted city Kessenuma
	FORWARD Ep. 37 Kawamata, known as the town of silk in Fukushima and their efforts to recovery
	FORWARD Ep. 36 Documents the efforts to prove safety of sweet Yamagata cherries
	FORWARD Ep. 35 Disaster and recovery through the eyes of children from Tohoku
	FORWARD Ep. 34 Story of 12-year old Yu, her growth and view of life after the disaster
	FORWARD Ep. 33 Roof-thatchers commitment to the recovery of tsunami-devastated reed fields in Tohoku
	FORWARD Ep. 32 A fashion model contributes to the revival of the fish industry
	FORWARD Ep. 31 Young farmers tries a new tomato cultivation techinique in tsunami-damaged land
	FORWARD Ep. 30 Commitment of small factories to overcome struggles after 3/11
	FORWARD Ep. 28 A buddist priest and his efforts to decontamination in Fukushima
	FORWARD Ep. 26 Strong ties within a disaster affected community in Iwate
	FORWARD Ep. 25 Photographer Mayumi Suzuki comes back to her hometown to capture life there after 3/11
	FORWARD Ep. 19 A family from abroad and their connection to Tohoku
	FORWARD Ep. 18 Commitment of newspaper reporters in disaster-afflicted town of Kamaishi
	FORWARD Ep. 17 Efforts of the Shima Company in Fukushima to restore their hometown
	FORWARD Ep. 16 High school students and their efforts to contribute in recovery
	FORWARD Ep. 15 Resilience of the shinkansen during an unprecedented disaster
	FORWARD Ep. 14 A caregiver and nurse from overseas stays put in Japan to contribute after the disaster of 2011
	FORWARD Ep. 11 Hikamidaiko drum players from Rikuzentakata reunite after 3/11
	FORWARD Ep. 10 Hula girls dance troupe in Fukushima and their efforts to recovery
	FORWARD Ep. 09 Singer Kumiko returns to the stage with a new song after surviving 3/11
	FORWARD Ep. 01 Bruce Osborn captures family ties within photographs post 3/11
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We follow Japan’s trailblazers breaking new ground in various fields and discover the purpose that keeps them moving forward.

Explore a colorful variety of modern Japan’s most popular topics, including food, technology, ecology and regional promotions, with a focus on the innovative ideas and passionate effort from the people behind it all.

Featuring the stunning natural landscapes of Japan's National Parks, and the rich culture shaped there in harmony with nature.

This series explores the allure of traditional culture thriving in Fukui, a region rich in nature facing the Sea of Japan.

The program introduces the history and wisdom behind Japan’s technological strength and specialties, which are helping to revitalize regional areas of the country.

This series will feature how various culture in modern Japan and overseas blend together and influence each other.

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