Season
Season 6 Episode
- Season 4 Fostering the Future of the Countryside
- Season 4 Hunting with Reverence for Life and Nature
- Season 4 Hitting the Powdery Backcountry in Safety
- Season 4 Caring for Patients Like Family
- Season 4 Life Lessons Learned Through Play
- Season 4 Preserving the Memories of 3.11
- Season 4 Bound in Heart by Sumo
- Season 4 Chin Up! Let's Dance!
- Season 4 Two-Wheelers Like None Other
- Season 4 In Search for the Taste of Yashiostan
- Season 4 Bridging Cultural Gaps in Work and Life
- Season 4 For Little Smiles Beyond the Ocean
- Season 4 Never Give Up, Your Chance Will Come
- Season 4 A Ugandan Teen's Big-league Dream
- Season 4 Keeping the Fire of Folkcraft Burning
- Season 4 Glamping Mongolian Style
- Season 4 Happiness Rests on the Clouds
- Season 4 Living It Slow in Rural Japan
- Season 4 A Crafter of Wheelchairs and Smiles
- Season 4 A Fresh New Breeze in Glass Art
- Season 4 A Brazilian's Journey to Buddhist Priesthood
- Season 4 A World of Home Flavors in Saitama
- Season 4 Kayla's Festival of Friendship
- Season 4 When Horse, Rider and Bow Become One
- Season 4 Pastor Istvan's Botanical Blessings
- Season 4 A Personal Chef with a Personal Touch
Where We Call Home - Season 4 Episode 6 Preserving the Memories of 3.11
8.00 27 minutes It's been twelve years since the massive earthquake and tsunami of March 11, 2011 hit northeastern Japan. We visit Richard Halberstadt from the UK, who works at the ruins of an elementary school in Ishinomaki City as a guide introducing the damage caused by the disaster and relating his own experience of the event. We follow him in his efforts to pass on the memories of the tragedy to future generations. We also meet Chinese Zhang Hecong, who works for a Japanese children's clothes brand.
