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Japanology Plus Season 1 Episodes

72 Episodes 2014 - 2016

Episode 1

Bathhouses

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Episode 2

Ramen

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Episode 3

Mt. Fuji

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Episode 4

Shogi

Japan's most popular board game, akin to chess and dating back as an old tradition.

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Episode 5

Cherry Trees

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Episode 6

Akihabara

A variety outlet shopping area in Tokyo attracting buyers of electronics, gizmos, comics as well as nostalgic and trending fictional characters. Being named so after the Akihabara station nearby.

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Episode 7

Wagashi

Part of Japan's traditional confectionary, Wagashi are fancy looking yet simple sweets made uniquely out of sugary bean paste and rice.

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Episode 8

Ninja

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Episode 9

Rice

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Episode 10

Castles

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Episode 11

Japanophiles: Elizabeth Suzuki

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Episode 12

Japanophiles: Everett Kennedy Brown

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Episode 13

Japanophiles: Carolin Eckhardt

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Episode 14

Karaoke Boxes

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Episode 15

Bento

Similar to lunchboxes, bento are small boxes or containers of food meant to be taken with you or bought at public places; especially at train stations.

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Episode 16

Bamboo

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Episode 17

Taiko Drums

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Episode 18

Tsukiji Market

Tsukiji used to be a fish market in Japan's capital and the biggest in the world. Packed with people every morning there was even a sushi bar outside to serve fresh sushi to long lines of people heading to work.

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Episode 19

Festivals

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Episode 20

Japanese Gardens

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Episode 21

Origami

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Episode 22

Buddhist Statues

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Episode 23

Yokai

Yokai are strange non-physical beings portrayed or personified into loosely familiar associations of both mind, spirit and strong physical tendencies and perceptions.

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Episode 24

Shinkansen

History and current situation of Japan's high-speed rail.

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Episode 25

Lessons for Life

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Episode 26

Robots

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Episode 27

Sports Days

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Episode 28

Bonsai

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Episode 29

Sushi

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Episode 30

Geisha

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Episode 31

Japanophiles: Bartholomeus Greb

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Episode 32

Japanophiles: Ivan Vartanian

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Episode 33

Japanophiles: Alex Bennett

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Episode 34

The Seikan Tunnel

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Episode 35

Snow Country

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Episode 36

Comedy

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Episode 37

Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway

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Episode 38

A Season of Change

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Episode 39

Waste and Recycling

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Episode 40

Period Dramas

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Episode 41

The Weight Loss Industry

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Episode 42

Dams

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Episode 43

Izakaya

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Episode 44

Craft Beer

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Episode 45

Fermented Foods

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Episode 46

Umbrellas

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Episode 47

Job Hunting

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Episode 48

Japanophiles: Amir Takahashi

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Episode 49

The English Conversation Business

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Episode 50

English at School

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Episode 51

Shrine & Temple Carpenters

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Episode 52

Bunraku

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Episode 53

Kids' Summer Holidays

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Episode 54

Swimming

28 mins

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Episode 55

Haunted Houses

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Episode 56

Onsen

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Episode 57

Japanophiles: Andrew Mancabelli

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Episode 58

Cameras

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Episode 59

Wrapping and Packaging

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Episode 60

Tokyo Housing

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Episode 61

Japanophiles: Adam Zgola

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Episode 62

Kombu

Asian kelp or seaweed is farmed extensively and used mainly in broths and soups to give the distinct umami taste but also has a range of other applications.

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Episode 63

Hotels and Inns

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Episode 64

Tidying Up

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Episode 65

Mt. Takao

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Episode 66

Japanophiles: Maud Archambault

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Episode 67

Silk

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Episode 68

Underground Tokyo

29 mins

In his very inspirational way, Michael Beckwith offers modes of personal evolution that allow each one of us to contribute to a higher common human destiny.

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Episode 69

Earthquake Preparedness

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Episode 70

Japanophiles: Jorge Cabeza Fernandez

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Episode 71

Japanophiles: Pico Iyer

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Episode 72

Okinawan Dance

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