Season
- Season 1 2006-10-03
- Season 2 2007-01-09
- Season 3 2012-07-03
- Season 4 2013-04-05
- Season 5 2014-01-10
- Season 6 2015-01-09
- Season 7 2016-01-08
- Season 8 2017-01-13
- Season 9 2018-01-12
- Season 10 2019-01-11
- Season 11 2020-01-10
- Season 12 2021-01-22
- Season 13 2022-01-06
- Season 14 2023-01-06
- Season 15 2024-01-05
- Season 16 2025-01-10
Season 16 Episode
- Season 11 400 km Sprint! Okinawa Survival Run
- Season 11 Aomori's Shimokita Peninsula ‘Wakeari Yokocho’
- Season 11 Akihabaraː Infatuated with Electronics
- Season 11 Miyazaki: In Pursuit of the Mysterious Giant Fish!
- Season 11 Namié, Fukushima: Year-end at the local supermarket
- Season 11 Kobe: The Street Piano from That Day
- Season 11 Tokyo's Downtown 24-Hour Yakiniku Restaurant
- Season 11 Yankee Intern: We're Wearing Suits Starting Today
- Season 11 Small Food Cart Cafe: A Thousand and One Nights
- Season 11 Tokyo's Inokashira Park: Drawn to the Pond
- Season 11 Workout! The Giant Sports Gym That Never Sleeps
- Season 11 Wishing Upon a Star: The Tanabata Festival in the City
- Season 11 Ishikawa Nagisa Driveway: Memories on the Sandy Beach
- Season 11 Tokyo Taxi Drivers: The Paths of Their Lives in the City
- Season 11 Tokyo's Sumida River: A Quiet Summer Without Fireworks
- Season 11 Why I Play an Instrument
- Season 11 Toshimaen: In Front of Japan's Oldest Carousel
- Season 11 Garden Supply Store: Flowers, Greenery, and Happiness
- Season 11 Kabukicho: Farewell to the Cabaret of Humanity
- Season 11 Kitchen Equipment for Restaurants: The Summer of Restaurant Owners
- Season 11 Kawasaki Animal Park on the Hill
- Season 11 Sapporo Sandwich Shop: 24-Hour Operations Continue
- Season 11 Outlet Furniture Store: When I Change My Lifestyle
- Season 11 At the Pet Cemetery Where Animals Rest in Peace
- Season 11 A Small Dry Cleaner in a Bedroom Community
- Season 11 Cycling Journey: Racing Along the Shimanami Kaido
Document 72 Hours - Season 11 Episode 10 Tokyo's Inokashira Park: Drawn to the Pond
8.70 30 minutes The setting is Tokyo's Inokashira Park. By the end of June, one month after the state of emergency was lifted, people began to return to the park, surrounded by a large pond and lush greenery. Friends rejoicing in their long-awaited reunion. A comedy duo continuing their rehearsals toward their dreams. A salaryman sitting on a bench for hours to relieve the fatigue of self-restraint. What kind of people come to the park, and what thoughts do they carry? Over three days, I walked around the pond, listening to the voices of the people I encountered.
