NHK World News TV Schedule
Current and upcoming NHK World News listings in America/Los_Angeles.
See the NHK World News TV Schedule with current and upcoming listings including NHK Newsline, Trails to Oishii Tokyo, Backstage Japan. Times shown in.
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461 upcoming programsTrails to Oishii Tokyo
Nira
Robin Barde learns more about nira by following its cultivation process in a greenhouse and savoring various dishes made with the ingredient.
NHK Newsline
Backstage Japan
Tobu World Square
Explore the hidden depths of Japan's landmarks, revealing a world of technology underpinned by imagination, dedication and attention to detail.
NHK Newsline
The Business Keyhole
Sushi-go-round
The host explores the mechanics and innovations in Japan's conveyor belt sushi industry.
Mice Media: Lessons in Internet Literacy
Is That Picture Real?
Father Mouse panics after seeing an online post about escaped cats. His daughter explains that it is an elaborate hoax and warns about the dangers of manipulated images.
Newsline Asia 24
Core Kyoto
Core Kyoto
The timeless heart of Japan's ancient capital; against its rich backdrop of culture and tradition, today's Kyoto continues to innovate and inspire.
Newsline Asia 24
Japanology Plus
Stephen Turner
Stephen Turner, a British train enthusiast, embarks on a trip through Chiba Prefecture and explores the appeal of Japan's regional railways.
NHK Newsline
Backstage Japan
Tobu World Square
Explore the hidden depths of Japan's landmarks, revealing a world of technology underpinned by imagination, dedication and attention to detail.
NHK Newsline
Trails to Oishii Tokyo
Nira
Robin Barde learns more about nira by following its cultivation process in a greenhouse and savoring various dishes made with the ingredient.
NHK News 7
The Business Keyhole
Sushi-go-round
The host explores the mechanics and innovations in Japan's conveyor belt sushi industry.
Mice Media: Lessons in Internet Literacy
Is That Picture Real?
Father Mouse panics after seeing an online post about escaped cats. His daughter explains that it is an elaborate hoax and warns about the dangers of manipulated images.
Newsroom Tokyo
Direct Talk
Reinterpreting Rakugo from a Woman's Perspective
Hayashiya Tsuruko, a rakugo storyteller who breaks new ground by reinterpreting the traditional art form from a woman's perspective, shares her message for modern audiences.
Herbal Symphony
Summer: Captivated by Herbs
The filmmakers explore Nara's herb scene by visiting Japan's oldest private medicinal herb garden in summer, where the herbs are in full bloom.
Ukiyoe Edo-Life
Two Faces of Mount Fuji
Observing Red Fuji and Black Fuji, two different views of Japan's famous mountain, captured by the artist Hokusai; what did Mount Fuji mean to the people of Edo?
Newsroom Tokyo
Core Kyoto
Core Kyoto
The timeless heart of Japan's ancient capital; against its rich backdrop of culture and tradition, today's Kyoto continues to innovate and inspire.
NHK Newsline
Japanology Plus
Stephen Turner
Stephen Turner, a British train enthusiast, embarks on a trip through Chiba Prefecture and explores the appeal of Japan's regional railways.
NHK Newsline
Japan Railway Journal
The Return of Japan's Night Trains
The hosts explore the resurgence of Japan's sleeper expresses and a revamped night train after the Shinkansen's expansion nearly caused the total disappearance of these services.
NHK Newsline
The Business Keyhole
Sushi-go-round
The host explores the mechanics and innovations in Japan's conveyor belt sushi industry.
Mice Media: Lessons in Internet Literacy
Is That Picture Real?
Father Mouse panics after seeing an online post about escaped cats. His daughter explains that it is an elaborate hoax and warns about the dangers of manipulated images.
NHK Newsline
Backstage Japan
Tobu World Square
Explore the hidden depths of Japan's landmarks, revealing a world of technology underpinned by imagination, dedication and attention to detail.
NHK Newsline
Core Kyoto
Core Kyoto
The timeless heart of Japan's ancient capital; against its rich backdrop of culture and tradition, today's Kyoto continues to innovate and inspire.
Newsroom Tokyo
Direct Talk
Reinterpreting Rakugo from a Woman's Perspective
Hayashiya Tsuruko, a rakugo storyteller who breaks new ground by reinterpreting the traditional art form from a woman's perspective, shares her message for modern audiences.
Herbal Symphony
Winter Jewels at Our Feet
In winter, a group of people from Japan's oldest private herb garden in Uda hike up the mountains of Yoshino for kudzu.
Ukiyoe Edo-Life
On a Snowy Night
The filmmakers explore how sweet and savory food helps the Edo townspeople keep warm in the snowy winter.
Hometown Stories
A Musical Rivalry Between Two School Bands
An insight into various facets of provincial Japanese lifestyle, culture, industries, cuisine, and way of life. In addition, understand Japanese life outside major metropolitan areas.
Satoyama Kitchen Diary
Delicious and Decorative Bamboo Shoots
Chef Nobuko, her cameraman husband Makoto and their cat Tama embark on a tasty journey of local cuisine focusing on bamboo shoots.
Japanology Plus
Stephen Turner
Stephen Turner, a British train enthusiast, embarks on a trip through Chiba Prefecture and explores the appeal of Japan's regional railways.
NHK Newsline
Japan Railway Journal
The Return of Japan's Night Trains
The hosts explore the resurgence of Japan's sleeper expresses and a revamped night train after the Shinkansen's expansion nearly caused the total disappearance of these services.
NHK Newsline
The Business Keyhole
Sushi-go-round
The host explores the mechanics and innovations in Japan's conveyor belt sushi industry.
Mice Media: Lessons in Internet Literacy
Is That Picture Real?
Father Mouse panics after seeing an online post about escaped cats. His daughter explains that it is an elaborate hoax and warns about the dangers of manipulated images.
NHK Newsline
Core Kyoto
Core Kyoto
The timeless heart of Japan's ancient capital; against its rich backdrop of culture and tradition, today's Kyoto continues to innovate and inspire.
NHK Newsline
Backstage Japan
Tobu World Square
Explore the hidden depths of Japan's landmarks, revealing a world of technology underpinned by imagination, dedication and attention to detail.
NHK Newsline
Japan in Focus
Built to Last Centuries
The filmmakers shed light on Japan's social landscape through a wide range of topics, including initiatives tackling global challenges, domestic issues and trends.
NHK Newsline
Asia Insight
Leading My Own Life with a Disability: Mongolia
An in-depth portrait of Asia today, covering its dynamism as a center of growth.
NHK Newsline
Our Blue Planet
The Path of Restoration to Save the Earth
The filmmakers shed light on the life's work of two pioneering researchers to heal the natural world for the next generation.
NHK Newsline
Japan Railway Journal
The Return of Japan's Night Trains
The hosts explore the resurgence of Japan's sleeper expresses and a revamped night train after the Shinkansen's expansion nearly caused the total disappearance of these services.
NHK Newsline
Seasoning the Seasons
Awaji Island: Mythical Birthplace of Japan
Explores the legend of two gods, Izanagi and Izanami, who were the founders of Japan and passed the country on to the people.
NHK Newsline
Japan in Focus
Built to Last Centuries
The filmmakers shed light on Japan's social landscape through a wide range of topics, including initiatives tackling global challenges, domestic issues and trends.
Newsline Asia 24
Asia Insight
Leading My Own Life with a Disability: Mongolia
An in-depth portrait of Asia today, covering its dynamism as a center of growth.
Newsline Asia 24
Our Blue Planet
The Path of Restoration to Save the Earth
The filmmakers shed light on the life's work of two pioneering researchers to heal the natural world for the next generation.
NHK Newsline
Document 72 Hours
Student Life in a Multicultural Dorm
The filmmakers learn about the friendships and frustrations of the foreign residents of a university dorm in Oita Prefecture, Japan.
NHK Newsline
Japan Railway Journal
The Return of Japan's Night Trains
The hosts explore the resurgence of Japan's sleeper expresses and a revamped night train after the Shinkansen's expansion nearly caused the total disappearance of these services.
NHK News 7
Japan in Focus
Built to Last Centuries
The filmmakers shed light on Japan's social landscape through a wide range of topics, including initiatives tackling global challenges, domestic issues and trends.
Newsroom Tokyo
Direct Talk
Crafting the Ultimate Kitchen Knife
Blacksmith Kurosaki Yu, specializing in Echizen cutlery, discusses his work and why his crafts are sought after by chefs around the world.
IMPACTS:Climates Change the World
Bamboo Invasion: Threat or Resource?
Experts use scientific data and the latest discoveries to analyze the impact of global warming and explore potential solutions.
Chatroom Japan
Dreams of Mt. Fuji: Hard But Rewarding
Passang Lama Bhotia talks about falling in love with Mt Fuji as a child in Nepal and becoming a guide on the mountain he dreamed of.
Newsroom Tokyo
Asia Insight
Leading My Own Life with a Disability: Mongolia
An in-depth portrait of Asia today, covering its dynamism as a center of growth.
NHK Newsline
Our Blue Planet
The Path of Restoration to Save the Earth
The filmmakers shed light on the life's work of two pioneering researchers to heal the natural world for the next generation.
NHK Newsline
Design X Stories
Parody
The hosts explore the art of parody exhibited in various designs.
NHK Newsline
Japan in Focus
Built to Last Centuries
The filmmakers shed light on Japan's social landscape through a wide range of topics, including initiatives tackling global challenges, domestic issues and trends.
NHK Newsline
Frontrunners
Dry Stone Waller: Kaneko Reo
Kaneko Reo runs workshops to train new stonemasons to repair terraced fields across Japan.
NHK Newsline
Asia Insight
Leading My Own Life with a Disability: Mongolia
An in-depth portrait of Asia today, covering its dynamism as a center of growth.
Newsroom Tokyo
Direct Talk
Crafting the Ultimate Kitchen Knife
Blacksmith Kurosaki Yu, specializing in Echizen cutlery, discusses his work and why his crafts are sought after by chefs around the world.
IMPACTS:Climates Change the World
Bamboo Invasion: Threat or Resource?
Experts use scientific data and the latest discoveries to analyze the impact of global warming and explore potential solutions.
Ukiyoe Edo-Life
Braving the Rain and the Currents
Caught in an evening shower, Edo townspeople scramble across a bridge in search of shelter; on the river beyond, a lone figure steers his boat, unfazed by the rain; what is his destination?
Medical Frontiers
Goodbye, Tough Workouts: Japan's 3-Second Training
Japanese researchers have developed a science-backed strength-training method that helps maintain fitness without strain. It's a simple form of eccentric training, just five counts over three seconds.
Our Blue Planet
The Path of Restoration to Save the Earth
The filmmakers shed light on the life's work of two pioneering researchers to heal the natural world for the next generation.
NHK Newsline
Design X Stories
Parody
The hosts explore the art of parody exhibited in various designs.
NHK Newsline
Japan in Focus
Built to Last Centuries
The filmmakers shed light on Japan's social landscape through a wide range of topics, including initiatives tackling global challenges, domestic issues and trends.
NHK Newsline
Asia Insight
Leading My Own Life with a Disability: Mongolia
An in-depth portrait of Asia today, covering its dynamism as a center of growth.
NHK Newsline
Chatroom Japan
Dreams of Mt. Fuji: Hard But Rewarding
Passang Lama Bhotia talks about falling in love with Mt Fuji as a child in Nepal and becoming a guide on the mountain he dreamed of.
Japan's Top Inventions
Massage Chairs
Reporter Ishii Terumi showcases the latest model of a massage chair. Engineer Ode Kentaro gives an explanation about massage chairs.
Japanology Plus
Stephen Turner
Stephen Turner, a British train enthusiast, embarks on a trip through Chiba Prefecture and explores the appeal of Japan's regional railways.
NHK Newsline
Documentary 360: Unsolved Cases
Baby Mix-ups - The Search for Lost Origins
Baby mix-ups occurred repeatedly in Japanese hospitals between the 1950s and 70s. An investigation to trace a man's biological parents brings into question the meaning of family bonds and identity.
NHK Newsline
NHK WORLD TV Special Program
Japan Delish
Bread
The host explores various types of Japanese bread, from fruit sandwiches to curry bread.
NHK Newsline
The Professionals
Tuna fisherman, Kikuchi Takeichi
Successful professionals from various fields discuss how they overcame obstacles.
Japan Delish
UDON
The filmmakers explore various types of udon noodles, one of Japan's popular dishes.
NHK Newsline
Design X Stories
Parody
The hosts explore the art of parody exhibited in various designs.
U & I
They Won't Eat What They Don't Like
Nithya and Kalyan are parting ways even though the court gives them six months to reconsider their divorce; to further complicate things, lockdown hits and makes them stay in the same apartment.
Viewpoint Science
Make a Hypothesis
NHK Newsline
Samurai Castles
Himeji Castle: The Defenses
The 400-year-old Matsue Castle retains its original keep, a national treasure; black and imposing, it stands like a battleship; why did the lord build such an enormous keep on such a small site?
Cinematic Journey
GREAT OUTDOORS
Explorers traverse Japan's landscapes, uncovering cultural and natural wonders through immersive journeys into the nation's scenic beauty.
Ukiyoe Edo-Life
Braving the Rain and the Currents
Caught in an evening shower, Edo townspeople scramble across a bridge in search of shelter; on the river beyond, a lone figure steers his boat, unfazed by the rain; what is his destination?
NHK Newsline
BOSAI: Science That Can Save Your Life
FireTornadoes
Masahiko Shinohara talks about the mechanism of fire tornadoes and how the Great Kanto Earthquake was one of the worst disasters in Japanese history.
Design Museum Japan
Specialty Glasswork
Igarashi learns how glassblowers used their skills to make Japanese vacuum flasks.
Kabuki Kool
Sankyoku: Kabuki Chamber Music
Exploring the world of Kabuki, featuring modern themes and Kabuki's creative staging.
NHK Newsline
Documentary 360: Unsolved Cases
Baby Mix-ups - The Search for Lost Origins
Baby mix-ups occurred repeatedly in Japanese hospitals between the 1950s and 70s. An investigation to trace a man's biological parents brings into question the meaning of family bonds and identity.
NHK Newsline
NHK WORLD TV Special Program
Japan Delish
Bread
The host explores various types of Japanese bread, from fruit sandwiches to curry bread.
NHK Newsline
Samurai Castles
Himeji Castle: The Defenses
The 400-year-old Matsue Castle retains its original keep, a national treasure; black and imposing, it stands like a battleship; why did the lord build such an enormous keep on such a small site?
Cinematic Journey
GREAT OUTDOORS
Explorers traverse Japan's landscapes, uncovering cultural and natural wonders through immersive journeys into the nation's scenic beauty.
Ukiyoe Edo-Life
Braving the Rain and the Currents
Caught in an evening shower, Edo townspeople scramble across a bridge in search of shelter; on the river beyond, a lone figure steers his boat, unfazed by the rain; what is his destination?
NHK Newsline
Design X Stories
Parody
The hosts explore the art of parody exhibited in various designs.
U & I
They Won't Eat What They Don't Like
Nithya and Kalyan are parting ways even though the court gives them six months to reconsider their divorce; to further complicate things, lockdown hits and makes them stay in the same apartment.
Viewpoint Science
Make a Hypothesis
NHK Newsline
The Professionals
Tuna fisherman, Kikuchi Takeichi
Successful professionals from various fields discuss how they overcame obstacles.
Japan Delish
UDON
The filmmakers explore various types of udon noodles, one of Japan's popular dishes.
NHK Newsline
BOSAI: Science That Can Save Your Life
FireTornadoes
Masahiko Shinohara talks about the mechanism of fire tornadoes and how the Great Kanto Earthquake was one of the worst disasters in Japanese history.
Design Museum Japan
Specialty Glasswork
Igarashi learns how glassblowers used their skills to make Japanese vacuum flasks.
Kabuki Kool
Sankyoku: Kabuki Chamber Music
Exploring the world of Kabuki, featuring modern themes and Kabuki's creative staging.
NHK Newsline
Documentary 360: Unsolved Cases
Baby Mix-ups - The Search for Lost Origins
Baby mix-ups occurred repeatedly in Japanese hospitals between the 1950s and 70s. An investigation to trace a man's biological parents brings into question the meaning of family bonds and identity.
NHK Newsline
NHK WORLD TV Special Program
Japan Delish
Bread
The host explores various types of Japanese bread, from fruit sandwiches to curry bread.
NHK Newsline
Darwin's Amazing Animals
Adorable Resilience - Japanese Fire-Bellied Newt
Up-close with some of the planet's most amazing animals. Enter a world of unique creatures from Asia, Africa and the Americas.
Time-Lapse Journey
Kyoto
A collection of time-lapse photography showcasing the beautiful and eclectic scenery of Kyoto which was once called the old capital of Japan.
U & I
They Won't Eat What They Don't Like
Nithya and Kalyan are parting ways even though the court gives them six months to reconsider their divorce; to further complicate things, lockdown hits and makes them stay in the same apartment.
Viewpoint Science
Make a Hypothesis
NHK Newsline
The Professionals
Tuna fisherman, Kikuchi Takeichi
Successful professionals from various fields discuss how they overcame obstacles.
Japan Delish
UDON
The filmmakers explore various types of udon noodles, one of Japan's popular dishes.
NHK Newsline
Samurai Castles
Himeji Castle: The Defenses
The 400-year-old Matsue Castle retains its original keep, a national treasure; black and imposing, it stands like a battleship; why did the lord build such an enormous keep on such a small site?
Cinematic Journey
GREAT OUTDOORS
Explorers traverse Japan's landscapes, uncovering cultural and natural wonders through immersive journeys into the nation's scenic beauty.
Ukiyoe Edo-Life
Braving the Rain and the Currents
Caught in an evening shower, Edo townspeople scramble across a bridge in search of shelter; on the river beyond, a lone figure steers his boat, unfazed by the rain; what is his destination?
NHK Newsline
BOSAI: Science That Can Save Your Life
FireTornadoes
Masahiko Shinohara talks about the mechanism of fire tornadoes and how the Great Kanto Earthquake was one of the worst disasters in Japanese history.
Design Museum Japan
Specialty Glasswork
Igarashi learns how glassblowers used their skills to make Japanese vacuum flasks.
Kabuki Kool
Sankyoku: Kabuki Chamber Music
Exploring the world of Kabuki, featuring modern themes and Kabuki's creative staging.
NHK Newsline
Documentary 360: Unsolved Cases
Baby Mix-ups - The Search for Lost Origins
Baby mix-ups occurred repeatedly in Japanese hospitals between the 1950s and 70s. An investigation to trace a man's biological parents brings into question the meaning of family bonds and identity.
NHK Newsline
NHK WORLD TV Special Program
Japan Delish
Bread
The host explores various types of Japanese bread, from fruit sandwiches to curry bread.
NHK Newsline
Darwin's Amazing Animals
Adorable Resilience - Japanese Fire-Bellied Newt
Up-close with some of the planet's most amazing animals. Enter a world of unique creatures from Asia, Africa and the Americas.
Time-Lapse Journey
Kyoto
A collection of time-lapse photography showcasing the beautiful and eclectic scenery of Kyoto which was once called the old capital of Japan.
U & I
They Won't Eat What They Don't Like
Nithya and Kalyan are parting ways even though the court gives them six months to reconsider their divorce; to further complicate things, lockdown hits and makes them stay in the same apartment.
Viewpoint Science
Make a Hypothesis
NHK Newsline
The Professionals
Tuna fisherman, Kikuchi Takeichi
Successful professionals from various fields discuss how they overcame obstacles.
Japan Delish
UDON
The filmmakers explore various types of udon noodles, one of Japan's popular dishes.
NHK Newsline
Samurai Castles
Himeji Castle: The Defenses
The 400-year-old Matsue Castle retains its original keep, a national treasure; black and imposing, it stands like a battleship; why did the lord build such an enormous keep on such a small site?
Cinematic Journey
GREAT OUTDOORS
Explorers traverse Japan's landscapes, uncovering cultural and natural wonders through immersive journeys into the nation's scenic beauty.
Ukiyoe Edo-Life
Braving the Rain and the Currents
Caught in an evening shower, Edo townspeople scramble across a bridge in search of shelter; on the river beyond, a lone figure steers his boat, unfazed by the rain; what is his destination?
NHK Newsline
BOSAI: Science That Can Save Your Life
FireTornadoes
Masahiko Shinohara talks about the mechanism of fire tornadoes and how the Great Kanto Earthquake was one of the worst disasters in Japanese history.
Design Museum Japan
Specialty Glasswork
Igarashi learns how glassblowers used their skills to make Japanese vacuum flasks.
Kabuki Kool
Sankyoku: Kabuki Chamber Music
Exploring the world of Kabuki, featuring modern themes and Kabuki's creative staging.
A Century on Film
World War II in 8K Part 2: Plunder 1941-1942
The filmmakers shed light on Germany and Japan's military advance in 1942 while Ukraine and Southeast Asia were stripped of resources.
NHK Newsline
Project X: Unsung Heroes
The QR Code: Birth of a Global Standard
QR codes are now part of everyday life. This breakthrough began in a corner of an auto parts company. Driven by a dream and a father's words, a determined team set out to create a global standard.
NHK Newsline
Tiny Desk Concerts Japan
EPO
Emerging and renowned Japanese artists from across different genres showcase their musical talent through exciting performances.
Little Charo
Little Charo
Little Charo is an animation series about a Japanese dog who got lost in NY. I want to see my owner again! Charo starts his adventure back home.
Japanology Plus Mini
Japanese Honeybees
The filmmakers explore creative approaches to looking after Japanese honeybees and their unique way of dealing with predators.
A Cat's-Eye View of Japan
Kagoshima: A Turtle, Tea Fields, and Cats
Iwago follows a local cat to a shrine that looks like a palace and visits a tea farm patrolled by an early-rising cat.
NHK Newsline
Anime Manga Explosion
#32 Sound! Euphonium Special
A look at the major Japanese anime and manga that are beloved by fans and an exploration of what makes them so popular.
I Love 'Mee'
Some People Don't Like Tickles?
Five-year-old Mee learns more about Mee's self and the world around Mee through everyday questions and thought experiments.
Design Ah! neo
NHK Newsline
Somewhere Street
Oxford, the UK
The host travels to various cities around the world to explore tourist attractions and monuments and speaks to the local people there.
NHK Newsline
Laugh Then Think: Japan's Offbeat Science
Banana-slip Physics
Eccentric scientists share insights into their unconventional research and reveal the methods behind their out-of-the-box thinking.
Core Kyoto Mini
The Changing Leaves
A look at Japan's ancient capital; against its backdrop of culture and tradition, Kyoto continues to innovate and inspire, even after being established 1200 years ago.
Easy Japanese for Work
Asking a Shop Manager to Follow Orders from Head Office.
Foreigners learn useful Japanese workplace expressions, explore business cultures and improve kanji proficiency.
Zero Waste Life
The Recycle Bar
Kojima Sachiyo runs a different sort of bar. Customers make small items out of scrap material while enjoying a drink with friends.
NHK Newsline
Fading Homeland
NHK Newsline
Project X: Unsung Heroes
The QR Code: Birth of a Global Standard
QR codes are now part of everyday life. This breakthrough began in a corner of an auto parts company. Driven by a dream and a father's words, a determined team set out to create a global standard.
NHK Newsline
Somewhere Street
Oxford, the UK
The host travels to various cities around the world to explore tourist attractions and monuments and speaks to the local people there.
NHK Newsline
Anime Manga Explosion
#32 Sound! Euphonium Special
A look at the major Japanese anime and manga that are beloved by fans and an exploration of what makes them so popular.
I Love 'Mee'
Some People Don't Like Tickles?
Five-year-old Mee learns more about Mee's self and the world around Mee through everyday questions and thought experiments.
Design Ah! neo
NHK Newsline
Tiny Desk Concerts Japan
EPO
Emerging and renowned Japanese artists from across different genres showcase their musical talent through exciting performances.
Little Charo
Little Charo
Little Charo is an animation series about a Japanese dog who got lost in NY. I want to see my owner again! Charo starts his adventure back home.
Japanology Plus Mini
Japanese Honeybees
The filmmakers explore creative approaches to looking after Japanese honeybees and their unique way of dealing with predators.
A Cat's-Eye View of Japan
Kagoshima: A Turtle, Tea Fields, and Cats
Iwago follows a local cat to a shrine that looks like a palace and visits a tea farm patrolled by an early-rising cat.
NHK Newsline
Laugh Then Think: Japan's Offbeat Science
Banana-slip Physics
Eccentric scientists share insights into their unconventional research and reveal the methods behind their out-of-the-box thinking.
Core Kyoto Mini
The Changing Leaves
A look at Japan's ancient capital; against its backdrop of culture and tradition, Kyoto continues to innovate and inspire, even after being established 1200 years ago.
Easy Japanese for Work
Asking a Shop Manager to Follow Orders from Head Office.
Foreigners learn useful Japanese workplace expressions, explore business cultures and improve kanji proficiency.
Zero Waste Life
The Recycle Bar
Kojima Sachiyo runs a different sort of bar. Customers make small items out of scrap material while enjoying a drink with friends.
NHK Newsline
Fading Homeland
NHK Newsline
Project X: Unsung Heroes
The QR Code: Birth of a Global Standard
QR codes are now part of everyday life. This breakthrough began in a corner of an auto parts company. Driven by a dream and a father's words, a determined team set out to create a global standard.
NHK Newsline
Anime Manga Explosion
#32 Sound! Euphonium Special
A look at the major Japanese anime and manga that are beloved by fans and an exploration of what makes them so popular.
I Love 'Mee'
Some People Don't Like Tickles?
Five-year-old Mee learns more about Mee's self and the world around Mee through everyday questions and thought experiments.
Design Ah! neo
NHK Newsline
Tiny Desk Concerts Japan
EPO
Emerging and renowned Japanese artists from across different genres showcase their musical talent through exciting performances.
Little Charo
Little Charo
Little Charo is an animation series about a Japanese dog who got lost in NY. I want to see my owner again! Charo starts his adventure back home.
Japanology Plus Mini
Japanese Honeybees
The filmmakers explore creative approaches to looking after Japanese honeybees and their unique way of dealing with predators.
A Cat's-Eye View of Japan
Kagoshima: A Turtle, Tea Fields, and Cats
Iwago follows a local cat to a shrine that looks like a palace and visits a tea farm patrolled by an early-rising cat.
NHK Newsline
Somewhere Street
Oxford, the UK
The host travels to various cities around the world to explore tourist attractions and monuments and speaks to the local people there.
NHK Newsline
Laugh Then Think: Japan's Offbeat Science
Banana-slip Physics
Eccentric scientists share insights into their unconventional research and reveal the methods behind their out-of-the-box thinking.
Core Kyoto Mini
The Changing Leaves
A look at Japan's ancient capital; against its backdrop of culture and tradition, Kyoto continues to innovate and inspire, even after being established 1200 years ago.
Easy Japanese for Work
Asking a Shop Manager to Follow Orders from Head Office.
Foreigners learn useful Japanese workplace expressions, explore business cultures and improve kanji proficiency.
Zero Waste Life
The Recycle Bar
Kojima Sachiyo runs a different sort of bar. Customers make small items out of scrap material while enjoying a drink with friends.
A Century on Film
World War II in 8K Part 2: Plunder 1941-1942
The filmmakers shed light on Germany and Japan's military advance in 1942 while Ukraine and Southeast Asia were stripped of resources.
NHK Newsline
Project X: Unsung Heroes
The QR Code: Birth of a Global Standard
QR codes are now part of everyday life. This breakthrough began in a corner of an auto parts company. Driven by a dream and a father's words, a determined team set out to create a global standard.
NHK Newsline
Anime Manga Explosion
#32 Sound! Euphonium Special
A look at the major Japanese anime and manga that are beloved by fans and an exploration of what makes them so popular.
I Love 'Mee'
Some People Don't Like Tickles?
Five-year-old Mee learns more about Mee's self and the world around Mee through everyday questions and thought experiments.
Design Ah! neo
NHK Newsline
Tiny Desk Concerts Japan
Little Charo
Little Charo
Little Charo is an animation series about a Japanese dog who got lost in NY. I want to see my owner again! Charo starts his adventure back home.
Japanology Plus Mini
Japanese Honeybees
The filmmakers explore creative approaches to looking after Japanese honeybees and their unique way of dealing with predators.
A Cat's-Eye View of Japan
Kagoshima: A Turtle, Tea Fields, and Cats
Iwago follows a local cat to a shrine that looks like a palace and visits a tea farm patrolled by an early-rising cat.
NHK Newsline
Laugh Then Think: Japan's Offbeat Science
Banana-slip Physics
Eccentric scientists share insights into their unconventional research and reveal the methods behind their out-of-the-box thinking.
Core Kyoto Mini
The Changing Leaves
A look at Japan's ancient capital; against its backdrop of culture and tradition, Kyoto continues to innovate and inspire, even after being established 1200 years ago.
Easy Japanese for Work
Asking a Shop Manager to Follow Orders from Head Office.
Foreigners learn useful Japanese workplace expressions, explore business cultures and improve kanji proficiency.
Zero Waste Life
The Recycle Bar
Kojima Sachiyo runs a different sort of bar. Customers make small items out of scrap material while enjoying a drink with friends.
NHK Newsline
Somewhere Street
Oxford, the UK
The host travels to various cities around the world to explore tourist attractions and monuments and speaks to the local people there.
NHK Newsline
Chatroom Japan
Dreams of Mt. Fuji: Hard But Rewarding
Passang Lama Bhotia talks about falling in love with Mt Fuji as a child in Nepal and becoming a guide on the mountain he dreamed of.
IMPACTS:Climates Change the World
Bamboo Invasion: Threat or Resource?
Experts use scientific data and the latest discoveries to analyze the impact of global warming and explore potential solutions.
Design Museum Japan
Specialty Glasswork
Igarashi learns how glassblowers used their skills to make Japanese vacuum flasks.
The Factory Wonders
Skewering Machine Factory
The hosts visit a factory in Sagamihara, Japan, to explore how they produce skewer machines for the convenience of preparing popular Japanese dishes, such as yakitori and oden.
Time-Lapse Japan
TOSA: Cape of Faith
The filmmakers explore the dramatic landscape of Cape Ashizuri, where rugged cliffs and peculiar rock formations meet a coast with a strong current.
NHK Newsline
The Seasons of Yamato
Grain in Ear / The 24 Solar Terms
A series of poetic videos by Koichi Hozan, a videographer living in Nara, in collaboration with a pianist, Mine Kawakami, for which she plays exclusive pieces, makes you experience each season.
BOSAI: Science That Can Save Your Life
FireTornadoes
Masahiko Shinohara talks about the mechanism of fire tornadoes and how the Great Kanto Earthquake was one of the worst disasters in Japanese history.
Magical Japanese
Sleep
Peter MacMillan introduces Japanese words, expressions and culture revolving around sleep.
Easy Japanese
I Like This Cat
Amy Ota explains how to express liking a person, place or thing in Japanese.
Culture Crossroads
Taxi Driving Opened to Foreigners
The filmmakers shed light on the efforts of the Japanese government and taxi companies to hire more foreign taxi drivers in response to a critical labor shortage.
Hello! NHK WORLD-JAPAN
Children's Programs in English
The hosts introduce a collection of productions, from special reports to documentaries, to provide the latest information on Japan and other Asian countries.
NHK Newsline
Seasoning the Seasons
10 Stories with Cherry Blossoms. These stories highlight Japan's love of Cherry Blossoms.
NHK Newsline
Darwin's Amazing Animals
Adorable Resilience - Japanese Fire-Bellied Newt
Up-close with some of the planet's most amazing animals. Enter a world of unique creatures from Asia, Africa and the Americas.
Time-Lapse Journey
Kyoto
A collection of time-lapse photography showcasing the beautiful and eclectic scenery of Kyoto which was once called the old capital of Japan.
NHK Newsline
Hometown Stories
Satoyama Kitchen Spring
Field Work Fueled by Leaf-wrapped Sushi
Chef Kogawa Nobuko and her husband Makoto prepare leaf-wrapped sushi with the magnolia leaves from their garden.
NHK Newsline
The Factory Wonders
Skewering Machine Factory
The hosts visit a factory in Sagamihara, Japan, to explore how they produce skewer machines for the convenience of preparing popular Japanese dishes, such as yakitori and oden.
Time-Lapse Japan
TOSA: Cape of Faith
The filmmakers explore the dramatic landscape of Cape Ashizuri, where rugged cliffs and peculiar rock formations meet a coast with a strong current.
Newsline Asia 24
Magical Japanese
Sleep
Peter MacMillan introduces Japanese words, expressions and culture revolving around sleep.
Easy Japanese
I Like This Cat
Amy Ota explains how to express liking a person, place or thing in Japanese.
Culture Crossroads
Taxi Driving Opened to Foreigners
The filmmakers shed light on the efforts of the Japanese government and taxi companies to hire more foreign taxi drivers in response to a critical labor shortage.
Hello! NHK WORLD-JAPAN
Children's Programs in English
The hosts introduce a collection of productions, from special reports to documentaries, to provide the latest information on Japan and other Asian countries.
Newsline Asia 24
Seasoning the Seasons
10 Stories with Cherry Blossoms. These stories highlight Japan's love of Cherry Blossoms.
NHK Newsline
Hometown Stories
Satoyama Kitchen Spring
Field Work Fueled by Leaf-wrapped Sushi
Chef Kogawa Nobuko and her husband Makoto prepare leaf-wrapped sushi with the magnolia leaves from their garden.
NHK Newsline
Journeys in Japan
Tsuruoka: Gastronomy Rooted In Tradition
American chef David Wells explores how people in the Tsuruoka area practice and preserve their food culture. He later climbs a peak in the sacred Dewa Sanzan area and tries various dishes made with local wild plants.
NHK News 7
The Factory Wonders
Skewering Machine Factory
The hosts visit a factory in Sagamihara, Japan, to explore how they produce skewer machines for the convenience of preparing popular Japanese dishes, such as yakitori and oden.
Time-Lapse Japan
TOSA: Cape of Faith
The filmmakers explore the dramatic landscape of Cape Ashizuri, where rugged cliffs and peculiar rock formations meet a coast with a strong current.
Newsroom Tokyo
Direct Talk
The Magician of Light
Matsuo Takahiro has gained international recognition for installations that fuse light with cutting-edge technology. He talks about how he creates his one-of-a-kind light art.
Culture Crossroads
Taxi Driving Opened to Foreigners
The filmmakers shed light on the efforts of the Japanese government and taxi companies to hire more foreign taxi drivers in response to a critical labor shortage.
Hello! NHK WORLD-JAPAN
Children's Programs in English
The hosts introduce a collection of productions, from special reports to documentaries, to provide the latest information on Japan and other Asian countries.
Newsroom Tokyo
Dive in Tokyo
Koenji - Backstreets Buzzing with Subculture Spirit
The filmmakers head to Koenji, a subculture hub, and explore its shopping streets and countless alleys to learn the origins of its maze-like layout.
NHK Newsline
Seasoning the Seasons
10 Stories with Cherry Blossoms. These stories highlight Japan's love of Cherry Blossoms.
NHK Newsline
Medical Frontiers
The Power of Natto, a Japanese Superfood
Discoveries on the health benefits of natto, which contains a high amount of vitamin K2 and can help lower blood sugar levels.
NHK Newsline
The Factory Wonders
Skewering Machine Factory
The hosts visit a factory in Sagamihara, Japan, to explore how they produce skewer machines for the convenience of preparing popular Japanese dishes, such as yakitori and oden.
Time-Lapse Japan
TOSA: Cape of Faith
The filmmakers explore the dramatic landscape of Cape Ashizuri, where rugged cliffs and peculiar rock formations meet a coast with a strong current.
NHK Newsline
Hometown Stories
Satoyama Kitchen Spring
Field Work Fueled by Leaf-wrapped Sushi
Chef Kogawa Nobuko and her husband Makoto prepare leaf-wrapped sushi with the magnolia leaves from their garden.
NHK Newsline
Magical Japanese
Sleep
Peter MacMillan introduces Japanese words, expressions and culture revolving around sleep.
Easy Japanese
I Like This Cat
Amy Ota explains how to express liking a person, place or thing in Japanese.
Culture Crossroads
Taxi Driving Opened to Foreigners
The filmmakers shed light on the efforts of the Japanese government and taxi companies to hire more foreign taxi drivers in response to a critical labor shortage.
Hello! NHK WORLD-JAPAN
Children's Programs in English
The hosts introduce a collection of productions, from special reports to documentaries, to provide the latest information on Japan and other Asian countries.
Newsroom Tokyo
Direct Talk
The Magician of Light
Matsuo Takahiro has gained international recognition for installations that fuse light with cutting-edge technology. He talks about how he creates his one-of-a-kind light art.
Nun's Seasonal Calendar
June
Learning about early summer dates of Boshu and Geshi from the Japanese calendar; the chefs demonstrate how to prepare a pair of refreshing summer dishes.
Ukiyoe Edo-Life
A Summer Bedtime Routine
The filmmakers explore Edo townspeople's ways of repelling mosquitoes during hot and humid summer nights.
The Business Keyhole
Sushi-go-round
The host explores the mechanics and innovations in Japan's conveyor belt sushi industry.
Mice Media: Lessons in Internet Literacy
Is That Picture Real?
Father Mouse panics after seeing an online post about escaped cats. His daughter explains that it is an elaborate hoax and warns about the dangers of manipulated images.
Seasoning the Seasons
10 Stories with Cherry Blossoms. These stories highlight Japan's love of Cherry Blossoms.
NHK Newsline
Medical Frontiers
The Power of Natto, a Japanese Superfood
Discoveries on the health benefits of natto, which contains a high amount of vitamin K2 and can help lower blood sugar levels.
NHK Newsline
BOSAI: Science That Can Save Your Life
FireTornadoes
Masahiko Shinohara talks about the mechanism of fire tornadoes and how the Great Kanto Earthquake was one of the worst disasters in Japanese history.
IMPACTS:Climates Change the World
Bamboo Invasion: Threat or Resource?
Experts use scientific data and the latest discoveries to analyze the impact of global warming and explore potential solutions.
Time-Lapse Japan
AMAMI: Biodiversity
Amami Oshima Islands, designated as a Natural World Heritage site in 2021, is home to rich biodiversity, including many endemic species. Michael Keida heads deep into the forest in search of the subtropical island's rare plant and wildlife.
NHK Newsline
Magical Japanese
Sleep
Peter MacMillan introduces Japanese words, expressions and culture revolving around sleep.
Easy Japanese
I Like This Cat
Amy Ota explains how to express liking a person, place or thing in Japanese.
Culture Crossroads
Taxi Driving Opened to Foreigners
The filmmakers shed light on the efforts of the Japanese government and taxi companies to hire more foreign taxi drivers in response to a critical labor shortage.
Hello! NHK WORLD-JAPAN
Children's Programs in English
The hosts introduce a collection of productions, from special reports to documentaries, to provide the latest information on Japan and other Asian countries.
NHK Newsline
Hometown Stories
Satoyama Kitchen Spring
Field Work Fueled by Leaf-wrapped Sushi
Chef Kogawa Nobuko and her husband Makoto prepare leaf-wrapped sushi with the magnolia leaves from their garden.
NHK Newsline
Journeys in Japan
OITA Kunisaki Peninsula: A Land of Buddhas and Gods
David Conklin explores the Kunisaki Peninsula's culture and nature, including the Kebesu Festival and Futago-ji Temple.
NHK Newsline
Dining with the Chef
Authentic Japanese Cooking
Hosts Yu Hayami and Patrick Harlan, with the help of Japanese chefs Tatsuo Saito and Rika Yukimasa, introduce Americans to the techniques, ingredients and harmony of Japanese cuisine.
NHK Newsline
Document 72 Hours
Bonsai Village: Growing a Small Universe in a Pot
Exploring human dramas through chance encounters with ordinary people at selected locations.
NHK Newsline
Medical Frontiers
The Power of Natto, a Japanese Superfood
Discoveries on the health benefits of natto, which contains a high amount of vitamin K2 and can help lower blood sugar levels.
NHK Newsline
Activate Your Japanese
Check as You Go
On her day off, Xuan is going to meet Aoi, who will give her a tour of Nagatoro in Saitama Prefecture. Xuan is really excited to be in Nagatoro, which is the setting of an anime she loves, and snaps away at various locations.
Dig More Japan!
Dining with the Chef Mini
Dashimaki Omelet
Chef Saito presents an easy-to-follow recipe for dashimaki omelette.
NHK Newsline
Journeys in Japan
OITA Kunisaki Peninsula: A Land of Buddhas and Gods
David Conklin explores the Kunisaki Peninsula's culture and nature, including the Kebesu Festival and Futago-ji Temple.
Newsline Asia 24
Dining with the Chef
Authentic Japanese Cooking
Hosts Yu Hayami and Patrick Harlan, with the help of Japanese chefs Tatsuo Saito and Rika Yukimasa, introduce Americans to the techniques, ingredients and harmony of Japanese cuisine.
Newsline Asia 24
Document 72 Hours
Bonsai Village: Growing a Small Universe in a Pot
Exploring human dramas through chance encounters with ordinary people at selected locations.
NHK Newsline
Activate Your Japanese
Check as You Go
On her day off, Xuan is going to meet Aoi, who will give her a tour of Nagatoro in Saitama Prefecture. Xuan is really excited to be in Nagatoro, which is the setting of an anime she loves, and snaps away at various locations.
BOSAI: Science That Can Save Your Life
FireTornadoes
Masahiko Shinohara talks about the mechanism of fire tornadoes and how the Great Kanto Earthquake was one of the worst disasters in Japanese history.
NHK Newsline
Medical Frontiers
The Power of Natto, a Japanese Superfood
Discoveries on the health benefits of natto, which contains a high amount of vitamin K2 and can help lower blood sugar levels.
NHK News 7
Darwin's Amazing Animals
Adorable Resilience - Japanese Fire-Bellied Newt
Up-close with some of the planet's most amazing animals. Enter a world of unique creatures from Asia, Africa and the Americas.
Time-Lapse Journey
Kyoto
A collection of time-lapse photography showcasing the beautiful and eclectic scenery of Kyoto which was once called the old capital of Japan.
Newsroom Tokyo
Direct Talk
Using Sound to Prevent Animal Accidents
Tsuji Masachika uses sounds that birds dislike to keep them away from airplanes and prevent bird strikes. He also talks about seeking ways for wild animals and humans to coexist in harmony.
Magical Japanese
Sleep
Peter MacMillan introduces Japanese words, expressions and culture revolving around sleep.
Easy Japanese
I Like This Cat
Amy Ota explains how to express liking a person, place or thing in Japanese.
Newsroom Tokyo
Dining with the Chef
Authentic Japanese Cooking
Hosts Yu Hayami and Patrick Harlan, with the help of Japanese chefs Tatsuo Saito and Rika Yukimasa, introduce Americans to the techniques, ingredients and harmony of Japanese cuisine.
NHK Newsline
Document 72 Hours
Bonsai Village: Growing a Small Universe in a Pot
Exploring human dramas through chance encounters with ordinary people at selected locations.
NHK Newsline
Science View
Hexagons: A Coincidence or the Workings of Nature?
The filmmakers discover the science behind the shape hexagon and learn about the cutting-edge drone that uses insect antennae to sniff out scents.
NHK Newsline
Journeys in Japan
OITA Kunisaki Peninsula: A Land of Buddhas and Gods
David Conklin explores the Kunisaki Peninsula's culture and nature, including the Kebesu Festival and Futago-ji Temple.
NHK Newsline
Activate Your Japanese
Check as You Go
On her day off, Xuan is going to meet Aoi, who will give her a tour of Nagatoro in Saitama Prefecture. Xuan is really excited to be in Nagatoro, which is the setting of an anime she loves, and snaps away at various locations.
Dig More Japan!
Dining with the Chef Mini
Dashimaki Omelet
Chef Saito presents an easy-to-follow recipe for dashimaki omelette.
NHK Newsline
Dining with the Chef
Authentic Japanese Cooking
Hosts Yu Hayami and Patrick Harlan, with the help of Japanese chefs Tatsuo Saito and Rika Yukimasa, introduce Americans to the techniques, ingredients and harmony of Japanese cuisine.
Newsroom Tokyo
Direct Talk
Using Sound to Prevent Animal Accidents
Tsuji Masachika uses sounds that birds dislike to keep them away from airplanes and prevent bird strikes. He also talks about seeking ways for wild animals and humans to coexist in harmony.
Japan From Above: Up Close
Mino Washi Makers
The filmmakers present a bird's-eye view of Mino in Gifu Prefecture and a conversation between a local couple about the art of Japanese papermaking.
One in Every Japanese
1/50: People Who Lost A Newborn
A Japanese couple opens up about their grief after losing their newborn son just two hours after birth.
Ukiyoe Edo-Life
Inner Conflict of the Human Soul
The rich and fascinating Edo era of Japan, which was dominated by a deep love for the arts. The traditional woodblock prints called Ukiyo-e blossomed during this period.
Japan in Focus
Built to Last Centuries
The filmmakers shed light on Japan's social landscape through a wide range of topics, including initiatives tackling global challenges, domestic issues and trends.
Document 72 Hours
Bonsai Village: Growing a Small Universe in a Pot
Exploring human dramas through chance encounters with ordinary people at selected locations.
NHK Newsline
Science View
Hexagons: A Coincidence or the Workings of Nature?
The filmmakers discover the science behind the shape hexagon and learn about the cutting-edge drone that uses insect antennae to sniff out scents.
NHK Newsline
Journeys in Japan
OITA Kunisaki Peninsula: A Land of Buddhas and Gods
David Conklin explores the Kunisaki Peninsula's culture and nature, including the Kebesu Festival and Futago-ji Temple.
NHK Newsline
Dining with the Chef
Authentic Japanese Cooking
Hosts Yu Hayami and Patrick Harlan, with the help of Japanese chefs Tatsuo Saito and Rika Yukimasa, introduce Americans to the techniques, ingredients and harmony of Japanese cuisine.
NHK Newsline
Activate Your Japanese
Check as You Go
On her day off, Xuan is going to meet Aoi, who will give her a tour of Nagatoro in Saitama Prefecture. Xuan is really excited to be in Nagatoro, which is the setting of an anime she loves, and snaps away at various locations.
Dig More Japan!
Dining with the Chef Mini
Dashimaki Omelet
Chef Saito presents an easy-to-follow recipe for dashimaki omelette.
NHK Newsline
Dive in Tokyo
Ebisu - A Toast to the Brew That Binds
The host explores Ebisu, a vibrant district rooted in its historic brewery, tracing its evolution from a charming past to a modern, pulsing community.
NHK Newsline
Direct Talk
Making the World a Better Place
Direct and in-depth interviews exploring the minds and motivations of the leaders, visionaries, artists and entrepreneurs who are changing our world.
Japan's Top Inventions
Capsule Beds
Cyrus Nozomu Sethna speaks with experts about the development of capsule beds and capsule hotels.
NHK Newsline
Frontrunners
AJIMA MASUMI-Health Tech Entrepreneur
Health technology entrepreneur Ajima Masumi discusses developing an app to analyze the condition of children with developmental disorders, focusing on helping them reach their full potential.
NHK Newsline
Science View
Hexagons: A Coincidence or the Workings of Nature?
The filmmakers discover the science behind the shape hexagon and learn about the cutting-edge drone that uses insect antennae to sniff out scents.
NHK Newsline
NHK World Selection
NHK Newsline
Dive in Tokyo
Ebisu - A Toast to the Brew That Binds
The host explores Ebisu, a vibrant district rooted in its historic brewery, tracing its evolution from a charming past to a modern, pulsing community.
Newsline Asia 24
Direct Talk
Making the World a Better Place
Direct and in-depth interviews exploring the minds and motivations of the leaders, visionaries, artists and entrepreneurs who are changing our world.
Japan's Top Inventions
Capsule Beds
Cyrus Nozomu Sethna speaks with experts about the development of capsule beds and capsule hotels.
Newsline Asia 24
Frontrunners
AJIMA MASUMI-Health Tech Entrepreneur
Health technology entrepreneur Ajima Masumi discusses developing an app to analyze the condition of children with developmental disorders, focusing on helping them reach their full potential.
NHK Newsline
NHK World Selection
NHK Newsline
Science View
Hexagons: A Coincidence or the Workings of Nature?
The filmmakers discover the science behind the shape hexagon and learn about the cutting-edge drone that uses insect antennae to sniff out scents.
NHK News 7
BOSAI: Science That Can Save Your Life
FireTornadoes
Masahiko Shinohara talks about the mechanism of fire tornadoes and how the Great Kanto Earthquake was one of the worst disasters in Japanese history.
IMPACTS:Climates Change the World
Bamboo Invasion: Threat or Resource?
Experts use scientific data and the latest discoveries to analyze the impact of global warming and explore potential solutions.
Time-Lapse Japan
AMAMI: Biodiversity
Amami Oshima Islands, designated as a Natural World Heritage site in 2021, is home to rich biodiversity, including many endemic species. Michael Keida heads deep into the forest in search of the subtropical island's rare plant and wildlife.
Newsroom Tokyo
Direct Talk
Freedom at the Fingertips
Nail artist Kawajiri Mei discusses the inspiration behind her work. She explains how her imagination and unique sense of humor helped her earn widespread recognition.
Nun's Seasonal Calendar
June
Learning about early summer dates of Boshu and Geshi from the Japanese calendar; the chefs demonstrate how to prepare a pair of refreshing summer dishes.
Ukiyoe Edo-Life
Inner Conflict of the Human Soul
The rich and fascinating Edo era of Japan, which was dominated by a deep love for the arts. The traditional woodblock prints called Ukiyo-e blossomed during this period.
Newsroom Tokyo
Direct Talk
Making the World a Better Place
Direct and in-depth interviews exploring the minds and motivations of the leaders, visionaries, artists and entrepreneurs who are changing our world.
Japan's Top Inventions
Capsule Beds
Cyrus Nozomu Sethna speaks with experts about the development of capsule beds and capsule hotels.
NHK Newsline
Frontrunners
AJIMA MASUMI-Health Tech Entrepreneur
Health technology entrepreneur Ajima Masumi discusses developing an app to analyze the condition of children with developmental disorders, focusing on helping them reach their full potential.
NHK Newsline
Trails to Oishii Tokyo
Eggplant
Michael Keida explores Japan's diverse range of eggplant varieties, from the juicy *mizu nasu* to the incredibly tender *kamo nasu*.
NHK Newsline
Dive in Tokyo
Ebisu - A Toast to the Brew That Binds
The host explores Ebisu, a vibrant district rooted in its historic brewery, tracing its evolution from a charming past to a modern, pulsing community.
NHK Newsline
NHK World Selection
NHK Newsline
Direct Talk
Making the World a Better Place
Direct and in-depth interviews exploring the minds and motivations of the leaders, visionaries, artists and entrepreneurs who are changing our world.
Japan's Top Inventions
Capsule Beds
Cyrus Nozomu Sethna speaks with experts about the development of capsule beds and capsule hotels.
Newsroom Tokyo
Direct Talk
Freedom at the Fingertips
Nail artist Kawajiri Mei discusses the inspiration behind her work. She explains how her imagination and unique sense of humor helped her earn widespread recognition.
Japan From Above: Up Close
Kagura Mask Maker
The filmmakers present a bird's-eye view of the Hii River in Shimane Prefecture and shed light on a Kagura expert in Yunotsu who dances and makes Kagura masks.
One in Every Japanese
1/156: Transgenders
Transgender people discuss work, marriage and leisure, as they try to live their normal daily lives in a society still lacking in understanding.
Ukiyoe Edo-Life
A Secret Comes to Light
The rich and fascinating Edo era of Japan, which was dominated by a deep love for the arts. The traditional woodblock prints called Ukiyo-e blossomed during this period.
Science View
Hexagons: A Coincidence or the Workings of Nature?
The filmmakers discover the science behind the shape hexagon and learn about the cutting-edge drone that uses insect antennae to sniff out scents.
Frontrunners
AJIMA MASUMI-Health Tech Entrepreneur
Health technology entrepreneur Ajima Masumi discusses developing an app to analyze the condition of children with developmental disorders, focusing on helping them reach their full potential.
NHK Newsline
Trails to Oishii Tokyo
Eggplant
Michael Keida explores Japan's diverse range of eggplant varieties, from the juicy *mizu nasu* to the incredibly tender *kamo nasu*.
NHK Newsline
Dive in Tokyo
Ebisu - A Toast to the Brew That Binds
The host explores Ebisu, a vibrant district rooted in its historic brewery, tracing its evolution from a charming past to a modern, pulsing community.