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Miscellaneous Black 2005: Number 10: Number 4:  Cycling the islands of the inland sea  Expo 2005, Aichi  Underground  Lacquer reborn  Rice and the Japanese  Cultivating the tuna  A promise kept - the white stork flies  The island that runs water again Number 5: Number 11:  Tsunami alert  Nikko - Japan's oldest international  After the Expo, visit Iseshima resort  Games reach the next level  What's happening in the motorcycle  Okinawan sanshin world Number 6:  Senior volunteers work abroad  First Steps for World Citizens  Traditional good luck charms  Raining in Japan Number 12:  Robot Partners  Kyushu national museum  Wagashi- The Taste of the Seasons  Heart warming Nabe cookery Number 7:  Waste disposal as a work of art  Winter snow keeps summer cool  Glories of long ago – Hiraizumi  state guest house  Moerenuma - from landfill to park 2006:  Hakata gion Yamakasa festival Number 1: Number 8:  Fighting Sport Builds Friendship  Helping hands build Iraqi-Japanese  Block toy Unblocks Creativity friendship  Heroes of Disaster -- Tokyo's Hyper-  Getting close to animals Rescue team  When Computers Can’t Match  Underground Caverns of Akiyoshi Human Skill Number 2:  Aomori-land of contrasts  City of Countless Faces Number 9:  The Art of the Compact  The artificial limb makers  Keeping the Expressways Safe  Akihabara - hobbyists' paradise  Weaving Works of Beauty  A brush with beauty Number 3:  Bringing color back to the oceans  Shimane- Land of Silver, Swords, and Ancient Shrines Japan Video Topics List

 Latest Digital Camera Trends  The Small Island that Drives on  Art of Hidden Beauty Ethanol  More than Cute—!! Number 11:  Global Oysters Supported by Forests Number 4:  Not Just For Play –Mobile Game  The Roots of Japanese Devices Evolve-  Shop Assistants with Purchasing  Tokyo One-Day Trip Power  UDON ~Noodles Fostered by  Exploring Japan: Appreciating Nature~ Japanese-style Rooms Number 12:  The Japanese Economy is Rising from  One-Day Trip to Tsukuba –Nature the Recession and Science- Number 5:  Edo Kites Flying High  Japan’s Assistance for Iraq  Supporting the Next Generation of  Exploring Japan: Appreciating Aircraft -Carbon Fiber Composite Japanese Sounds Materials-  Japanese Anime in 2007:  Citizens in City Planning Number 1: Number 6:  Naoshima -The Island of Art-  Mobile Phone TV  Bringing a New Charm to  Exploring Japan: Appreciating  At the Forefront of Endoscopy Wooden Architecture  Japan’s Creative Cheese  Japan Welcomes Young Students Number 2: Number 7:  A Day Trip Across Tokyo Bay  Climbing for Cleaning  The Charm of Modern Paper Craft  Living With Flowers  Cleaning Water with Carbon Fibre  Furoshiki- The Flexible Wrapping  Revitalizing a Town with Ume Cloth Number 3:  Self-expression Through Digital Art  A New Focus for Art in Tokyo Number 8:  Recycling with IC Cards  Beach Cleaning Buggy  The Rebirth of Japanese Calligraphy  Secrets of the White Egret Castle  Izu Peninsula in Spring  The Yukata Fashion Boom Number 10:  WASHI, the Finest Japanese Paper  Try new products for free at Sample  The Popular Tokyo English Bus Tour Lab Number 9:  Revealing the hidden side of Industry  State-of-the-art Prosthetics  Eating on the train – Ekiben Boxed  Staying at a World Heritage Site Meals  Basement Food Riches  A designer’s ideas transform local  Preparing for Natural Disasters industries Number 10: Number 11:  Japan’s 50 Years as a UN Member  A new style of lifelong learning in  Onsen, Warm-hearted Hot Springs – Shibuya Beppu and Yufuin-  The lake that inspired Tale of Genji  Ramen, Japan’s Favourite Noodles  Why is Japanese fruit so delicious? Japan Video Topics List

 Clear as glass, but so much stronger  Bamboo's Deep Roots in Japanese Life  Traditional Crafts, Modern Design: 2008: That's Kanazawa January: 2009:  Toyako- Scenic site of G8 Summit January:  "Eco"- The New Brand Image  Night Festival in Chichibu  New Year's Friendly Demons  Monkiri Asobi - The Art of  The Miniature World of Omake Papercutting February:  Miyadaiku: Gaurdians of a Tradition of  Winter in Japan's Snow Country Building in Wood  Tree Surgeons at Work  Sushi from Tokyo Bay Again  Robot, a Remarkable Companion February:  World's Biggest Comic Convention  Tiny Satellite Carries a Big Dream March:  A Stroll Through Old Kawagoe  Tokyo Girls Collection  Carry Your Own  Japan Tourism Goes Green  Tsukemono: The Pleasure of Japanese  High-Tech Hairpieces Pickles  Railway Country March: May:  Donabe: Most Versatile of Cooking  Mixing Up a Super Fuel Pots  Hokkaido Horse-trekking  Bonsai: Nature's Beauty in Miniature  Fresh Ideas for Mobile Living  Iwami Kagura: Ancient Ritual to  New Future for Smallest Room Mondern Folk Art June:  Green Revolution Transforms City  Untouched for 8,000 Years-Forest Rooftops  High Rise Work Fashion May:  Fine Mist Cools City Heat  The Cherry Blossoms of Yoshino  Minamata- an Eco-aware Community  Titanium Tiles for Temple Roofs :  How Old Firms Survive  Tokyo's Subtropical Islands  Old Crafts in Modern Art  Toys for all Ages June:  : Sincerity is the Key  Hiking the Shinetsu Trail  Building to Blend with Nature  When Mending Becomes an Art September:  A Better Way to Peaceful Sleep  Goes Worldwide  New Technology for Disabled Sports  The World's Biggest Fireworks August:  Japanese Denim: High Fashion and  Ajisai – Hydrangeas in Hakone Eco-Friendly  Lettuce From a Factory  Deco Art--It's Everywhere!  Mizuhiki - The Art of Tying Paper Cords October:  New Life for Old Facilities  Walking the Old Tokaido Highway September:  Compact Houses for Spacious Living  Dancing the Summer Nights Away  Learning about Life from Food  Mottainai--Even Tiny Scraps Can Be  Fun Ways to Get Fit Reused November:  Cruising Down the Shimanto River  The Healing Powers of Jellyfish  Umbrellas to Slip in a Pocket  Ready to Eat. Instantly, Anywhere Japan Video Topics List

October: Number 4:  Funadansu Sea Chests  The Dinosaurs of Katsuyama  Sweet Accessories  Tokyo's New Green Heart  Yamaga  Ishiakari Stone Lanterns  Wagakki--Ancient Japanese Musical Number 5: Instruments  Onigiri - Rice to go December:  When lacquer meets deerskin  Unfolding the Story of the Kyo-sensu  Electric vehicles hit the street fan  Owara Kaze no  Highly Polished Skills Number 6:  Matsuri-zushi: Festival Sushi  Lakes of Many Colors  Iriomote's Shichi Festival  Safe Water from Every Tap  Tsumami Kanzashi Hair Ornaments 2010:  Karatsu Kunchi Festival January: Number 7:  The Miniature Appeal of Netsuke  Wajima-nuri lacquerware  Nature's Beauty at Lake Akan  Lighting up the night in Arashiyama  Keeping Frozen Cells alive  Fine marquetry from Hakone  Wazuma - Japanese Traditional Magic  A cascade of chrysanthemums February: Number 8:  Nambu-tekki Cast Ironware  Japan's High-Speed Rail System  Winter Train to Tsugaru  Matsue - The Water City  Jomon Art - Ancient yet Modern  Speedy and Safe - Japan's Egg  Kendo - A Sport for Mind and Body Technology March:  Artful Gift Wrapping  Mount Fuji in Winter  Azuki - The Versatile Little Red Bean  Yusan-bako Picnic Boxes Number 9:  New Ways to Use Cardboard  Izu - Paradise of Flowers  Kariwano's Giant Tug-of-War  Snow and Hemp in Ojiya  Leave it All to the Movers 2010/2011 Series:  Hina - Ningyo Dolls Number 1:  Kakunodate - Sakura and Samurai 2011/2012:  Designed for Universal Use Number 1:  A Tradition of Fine Blades  The Colorful World of Bentobako  Puppet Theater  Miniaturizing Medicine Number 2:  Experimenting with Fashion  Wasabi  Miyajima - Island Shrine to Nature  Rebun- Island of Flowers Number 2:  Japan's Advanced Vending Machines  Takachiho - Land of Legends  Tenugui - The Hand Cloth  Walking on Wood Number 3: NOT ALLOWED TO LEND! SORRY!  Flea Markets for Fun  Cyber Power Suits  Technology Inspired by Tradition  Kumiko Latticework Number 3:  The Essential Bean  Hiraizumi - Once Again a Beacon of  Pillars of Flame Hope

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 Fukushima's World-Leading Aluminum Number 2: Technology  Kamakura -- Home of Samurai Culture  The Magnificent Wooden Chests of  Jomon Archeological Sites in Tohoku Sendai  Okinawa World Heritage  Keeping the Auto Industry on the Road  Mt. Fuji, Japan's Sacred Mountain Number 4: Number 3:  A Festival of Festivals - Tohoku Rokkon  The Spirit of Budo Sai  Budo Techniques and Power  800 Years of Tradition - Aizu Tajima  Traditional Budo Equipment Gion Festival  Budo Today  Showcasing Tohoku Dance - Kitakami Number 4: Michinoku Geino Festival  Trendsetting Tokyo  Festival on Matsushima Bay -  Tokyo's Latest Landmark Shiogama MinatoFestival  Tokyo -- City of Sports Number 5:  Gourmet Tokyo  Solar Power in Japan Number 5:  Ise-Shima - Ancient Shrine and Pearls  The School Day  Stationary Moves with the Times  School Meals  The Ukiyoe Tradition  School Events Number 6:  Summer Vacation  Niihama Festival Number 6:  Japanese Rice Snacks  Spring  Shaping Our World with Plastics  Summer  The Puppet Art of Bunraku  Autumn Number 7:  Winter  Gokayama’s Thatched Farmhouses  Another Taste of Japan 2013/2014:  Stronger and Lighter than Steel Number 1:  Maki-e – Gold on Lacquer  Koban – Japanese Police Box Number 8:  Tsunami Simulation Helping Limit  Jingu - A Tokyo Oasis Damage  Amezaiku Candy Sculpture  Hydroponic Farming  Saving Energy with Sensors  Hakone – A Relaxing Retreat  Kyo Yuzen Dyeing Number 2: Number 9:  Ultra-Lightweight Vehicle  The Camellias of Hagi  Tatami and the Japanese Lifestyle  Arita Porcelain  Sightseeing Train  Leading-Edge Desalination Technology  Sushi Academy  Wadaiko Drumming Number 3:  Landscape Gardener 2012/2013:  Getting Together! The Latest Cafes and Number 1: Bars  Tohoku's Eco-Friendly Reconstruction  The Japanese Crested Ibis – Starting  Geothermal Over from Zero  Pioneering Disaster Technology  Communication Robots  New National Park for Sanriku

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Number 4: Number 5:  What is Spochan? – An extremely  Snow Monkeys safe sword sport from Japan  Satchels Filled with Memories  Chopstick Culture In Japan  Changing Corporate Cafeterias  Powered Suits Helping Farmers  White Imuplse  Ise Jingu Shikinen Sengu  30 Second Trailer Reconstructing Tradition Number 6: Number 5:  By Shinkansen to Hokuriku  A Seven-Minute Miracle! The  Kendama’s Global Appeal Shinkansen Cleaning Theater  Reviving Town’s Old Machiya  Becoming More Useful: Innovative  Eco Ships for Cleaner Seas Food Containers  Japan – A Nation of Light (30 second  High School Students’ Challenge! trailer)  LED Fishing Lights: Revolutionizing the Fishing Industry 2015/2016: Number 6: Number 1:  Cooking Toys Promote  Kiriko-Lantern Festivals of Noto Communication  Haiku-The World's Shortest Poem   Manhole Cover Art Bluefin Tuna Aquaculture Completing the Farm-raising Cycle  Japanese Fast Food: Stand and Eat  Stamps and Seals For Business and For Soba Fun  Eyeglass Capital Sabae Leads Number 2: Innovation  Harie- A Community Centered on

Water 2014/2015:  Kaizen-The Secret behind Japanese Number 1: Productivity  The Islands of Nagasaki  Safer Japanese Methods for Deterring  Caring Technology Insects  Making Tokyo Life Easier  Uji-Birthplace of Matcha Green Tea  A Clean and Tidy Life Number 3: Number 2:  Origami Goes High-Tech  Festival Art in Tohoku  Welcome to a World of Robots  A Spirit of Service  Behind the Scenes in a Theater  Exploring a Tokyo Yokocho  Koji Beyond the Traditional Usage  Washi- The Versatile Paper Number 4: Number 3:  Japan Blue  Prepared for Disaster  Yuzu The Fruit that Saved a Village  The Japanese Love of Sound  Plating A Technology Still at the  Kisoji – The Old Mountain Road Cutting Edge  The Spirit of Mottainai  A New Era for Japan’s Forests Number 4: Number 5:  What is Yurukyara?  Japan’s Red-crowned Crane The  Kurokawa Onsen – An Old Hot Spring Kushiro Wetlands Revived  Capsule Toys Not Just for Children  Silken Thread from Spiders  The Mamachari Japan’s city bicycle  A Japanese Approach to Bread  Kiri-e The Art of Cutting Paper Japan Video Topics List

Number 6:  Smiles Again in Tohoku  Nishikigoi Fish as Art  Tiny Bubbles with Huge Potential  Para-Ekiden A new kind of Relay