Season
Season 6 Episode
- Season 1 RAKUGO NIPPON! - TOYAMA
- Season 1 3-Day Dare*Devils - Behind the Scenes of the Ultimate EKIBEN
- Season 1 3-Day Dare*Devils - YUKIGUNI - Deep into Japan's Snowland
- Season 1 A*B*C Tours - A Thai Star in Hokkaido Part 1
- Season 1 A*B*C Tours - A Thai Star in Hokkaido Part 2
- Season 1 Through the Kitchen Window: Tami Hiyama - Chirashi-Zushi, Home-party Sushi
- Season 1 A Treasured Creation: Today's Treasure - Bamboo Basket
- Season 1 Asia's Appetizing Adventures - Thailand Part 1: Traditional Cuisine of a Border Town
- Season 1 Asia's Appetizing Adventures - Thailand Part 2: Traditional Cuisine of a Hill Tribe
- Season 1 Asia's Appetizing Adventures - Taiwan Part 1: A Visit to a Hakka Family
- Season 1 Asia's Appetizing Adventures - Taiwan Part 2: Orchid Island's Traditions for Catching Flying Fish
- Season 1 NINJA TRUTH - Episode 1
- Season 1 NINJA TRUTH - Episode 2
- Season 1 Close to ART - 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa
- Season 1 RAKUGO NIPPON! - KAMAKURA
- Season 1 RAKUGO NIPPON! - CHICHIBU
- Season 1 Close to ART - Hoki Museum
- Season 1 Through the Kitchen Window: Akemi and Satsuki - Shojin Ryori, Buddhist Cuisine
- Season 1 Close to ART: The Museum of Modern Art, Wakayama
- Season 1 A Treasured Creation: Today's Treasure - Kyoto Wire Weaving
- Season 1 Close to ART: Aomori Museum of Art
- Season 1 RAKUGO NIPPON! - IWATE: The Journey to Experience the Age-Old Culture of Tohoku
- Season 1 RAKUGO NIPPON! - IWATE: The Journey to Discover All of Iwate's Autumn Flavors
- Season 1 Close to ART: The Japan Folk Crafts Museum
- Season 1 NINJA TRUTH Episode 3: Shuriken
- Season 1 NINJA TRUTH Episode 4: Ninja Yashiki
15 Minutes - Season 1 Episode 20 A Treasured Creation: Today's Treasure - Kyoto Wire Weaving
6.50 15 minutes The history of Kyoto Wire Weaving goes back more than 1,000 years. Used as kitchen utensils in Kyoto cuisine, these tools have been cherished by chefs and people in the city through the generations. Kana-ami weaver Kenichi Tsuji and his son, Toru keep the wisdom and experience of the past alive. Their goal is to produce handmade tools fit into contemporary lifestyles.
