Season
Season 6 Episode
- Season 2 Close to ART: Kirishima Open-Air Museum
- Season 2 NINJA TRUTH Episode 5: Ninja Fire Arts
- Season 2 NINJA TRUTH Episode 6: Concealed & Hyorogan
- Season 2 BENTO EXPO Season 3: Episode 9
- Season 2 RAKUGO NIPPON!: MIYAZAKI - Discover the Shochu and Cuisines of Miyazaki
- Season 2 Close to ART: MOA Museum of Art
- Season 2 Through the Kitchen Window: Akio Okamura - Sardines Pickled in Rice Bran
- Season 2 Through the Kitchen Window: Sayaka Mori - Seaweed Maki Roll
- Season 2 Castle Quest: The Last Walls Standing
- Season 2 Castle Quest: The Ultimate Defense
- Season 2 Close to ART: Okinawa Prefectural Museum and Art Museum
- Season 2 RAKUGO NIPPON!: MIYAZAKI - Experience the History and Nature of Miyazaki
- Season 2 Close to ART: Okada Museum of Art
- Season 2 Close to ART: Akita Museum of Modern Art
- Season 2 Triangle Thrillers: Osaka
- Season 2 Through the Kitchen Window: Misao Kuwata - Mochi Rice Cakes Wrapped in Bamboo Leaves
- Season 2 Close to ART: Kanda Nissho Memorial Museum of Art
- Season 2 A Treasured Creation: Today's Treasure - Japanese 'Sumi' Inksticks
- Season 2 Close to ART: Shimane Art Museum
- Season 2 Close to ART: Taro Okamoto Memorial Museum
- Season 2 Through the Kitchen Window: Jiyu Gakuen - Salmon Chirashi-Zushi
- Season 2 NINJA TRUTH Episode 7: In Search of the Kunoichi, the Female Ninja
- Season 2 NINJA TRUTH Episode 8: Extraordinary Ninja Tools - Kunai and Ikibukuro
- Season 2 A Treasured Creation: Today's Treasure - 'Senko Hanabi' Sparklers
- Season 2 Triangle Thrillers: Yamanashi
15 Minutes - Season 2 Episode 6 Close to ART: MOA Museum of Art
6.50 15 minutes The MOA Museum of Art is located in Atami, a region famous for its hot springs and natural beauty. The museum focuses on Japanese art from the 17th and 18th centuries, an era of peace and leisure. Paintings, pottery, sculptures, and other works are displayed in alcoves like in Japanese homes. Vases and screens bearing flowered designs, the simplified expressions of ukiyo-e, and other faces of Japan's natural beauty can be observed not just through the works, but the exhibition area itself.
