Season
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- Season 3 The Pie-oneer in the North
- Season 3 Finding Hope Among the Rubble
- Season 3 Sake Mastery Starts With Rice
- Season 3 Bending Industry Back Into Shape
- Season 3 Cultivating a Circle of Collaboration
- Season 3 Giving Japanese Knives a New Edge
- Season 3 Presenting Japanese Puppetry to the World
- Season 3 Prayers for Peace from Okinawa to Ukraine
- Season 3 Fostering a Future for Fishery
- Season 3 A Helping Hand for Our Fellow Sri Lankans
- Season 3 Far from Their Homeland, But Not in Heart
- Season 3 Seeing Tokyo from the Trees
- Season 3 Striving for a Barrier-free Society
- Season 3 Alan's Cultural Center Without Borders
- Season 3 An App to Support Women and Ukraine
- Season 3 Supporting Childbirth in a Faraway Land
- Season 3 No One Left Behind
- Season 3 Pas de Deux for Peace
- Season 3 A Ukrainian Boy's Martial Art Journey
- Season 3 Tony's Canteen for Kids Hits the Road
- Season 3 Welcome to the Village in the Sky!
- Season 3 Children's Tales Cast in Shadows
- Season 3 Kendama Connects the World
- Season 3 May the Biwa's Beauty Live On
- Season 3 Saving the Serpentine Soup of Ryukyu
- Season 3 A Town's Festive Refreshening
- Season 3 Concerto on a Stringed Survivor
- Season 3 A Fresh New Start for an Old Cowboy
- Season 3 Cultivating Land and Community
- Season 3 Growing Tasty Shiny Jewels
- Season 3 Farm-bot to the Rescue!
- Season 3 Handcrafting the Beauty of Nature
- Season 3 Climb a Tree, Change Your Life!
- Season 3 Martial Arts Build Unbreakable Bonds
Where We Call Home - Season 3 Episode 4 Bending Industry Back Into Shape
8.00 27 minutes On this episode, we visit Kamata in Tokyo, which is home to many small factories expert in machining parts for a variety of industries. In recent years, however, the lack of successors has been forcing many manufacturers to close down. But Iranian-born Mirhoseini Ahmad, a veteran metalworker and factory owner, is making efforts with other local craftspeople to give the area back some of its former glory. We also meet Bill Leonguerrero from Guam, a confectioner of Japanese sweets in Ehime Prefecture.
