Season
Season 13 Episode
- Season 7 Hakodate's Hamburgers of Happiness
- Season 7 Tokyo Station: Meet me at the "Silver Bell"
- Season 7 3333 Stones: Japan's Longest Flight of Steps
- Season 7 The DIYers of the Suburban Home Center
- Season 7 A Matchmaking Lounge in Sendai
- Season 7 New Year Countdown at the Airport
- Season 7 A Barter Chain in Osaka
- Season 7 A Realtor in Fukuoka: Opening the Door to New Lives
- Season 7 Flipping Backward, Looking Forward
- Season 7 Small Island, Big Send-Offs
- Season 7 Jumokuso: Resting Beneath a Cherry Tree
- Season 7 A Rotary in a Student Town: Meeting Spot, Melting Pot
- Season 7 Shibuya Post Office: Countdown to a New Era
- Season 7 Fasting Retreat: A Break for the Body and Mind
- Season 7 Catching Goldfish at a Fishing Pond in Tokyo
- Season 7 Wig Shop: A New Appearance, A New Self
- Season 7 Bargain Shoes for the Next Step in Life
- Season 7 A New Life Away From Bustling Tokyo
- Season 7 Nurse Visits: Home is Where the Heart is
- Season 7 From Town to Town on Hokkaido's Blood Donation Bus
- Season 7 Lines and Lives at Airport Immigration
Document 72 Hours - Season 7 Episode 19 Nurse Visits: Home is Where the Heart is
7.00 25 minutes As Japan's society continues to gray, the nation's hospitals are facing a chronic shortage of beds. At the same time, a growing number of people want to spend their final days at home rather than in a hospital, and others would rather care for ill relatives in their own home. Home care nurses provide invaluable support for people who choose to receive medical treatment at home. For 3 days, we followed the home care nurses that look after more than 190 patients living in Higashikurume in western Tokyo. What do these visits mean to the patients, who ranged from young children with cerebral palsy to the city's increasingly elderly residents?
