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 4 Close contact: The Sleepless Flower Shop in Kabukicho
- Season 4 Farewell Shibuya, Kamaboko Station Building
- Season 4 Osaka Kushikatsu Elegy
- Season 4 Yokosuka Air Base, Operation Matchmaking
- Season 4 Departure from New Chitose Airport
- Season 4 In the City of Closed Factories
- Season 4 Enthusiastic Singing! Hitori Karaoke
- Season 4 Kyoto Engiri Shrine
- Season 4 The Endless Battle for Nighttime Emergency Medical Services
- Season 4 Net Live Broadcasting People
- Season 4 Familyless Life Theater
- Season 4 The Youth of ”Underground Idols
- Season 4 Dreams Bloom at Kochi Racecourse
- Season 4 In Front of a Giant Manbow
- Season 4 From the Last Shelter
- Season 4 Mount Fuji climbing port
- Season 4 Rain or Shine: A Laundromat Tale
- Season 4 The Happiness Theory of Healthland
- Season 4 Nishinari, Osaka - Locker Blues for rent
- Season 4 Midsummer Grave Visit Dialogue with Foreigners
- Season 4 Fly! Epsilon
- Season 4 Yoshimoto: Summer Training Camp at the critical moment
- Season 4 Sweat and Tears in a 24-Hour Gym
- Season 4 Grab What? Giant Game Center
- Season 4 Powder Room: A Woman's Honne
- Season 4 In Search of Hiroshima Taro
- Season 4 Hitchhiking in the Seto Inland Sea
- Season 4 Called by the Dunes
- Season 4 Shinjuku Giant Travel Counter
- Season 4 Postmarked 24-Hour Mammoth Post Office
- Season 4 Riding the ‘Engimusubi’ (match-making) Train
- Season 4 Walking in a Giant Bookstore, a Forest of Printed Matter
Document 72 Hours - Season 4 Episode 28 Called by the Dunes
8.70 30 minutes Sand and more sand as far as the eye can see. A vast world of “nothingness” spreads across the Tottori Sand Dunes. The extraordinary nature of the dunes attracts as many as 2 million visitors a year. The purpose of their visit varies. Elderly people who want to feel the passage of time. Businessmen who want to escape for a moment from their days of dealing with detailed numbers in a cramped office. Others come from far away to reflect on themselves in the darkness late at night. The program looks at the “inner landscape” of visitors as well as the fantastic scenery of the dunes.
