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Consulate General of ’s DVD Library

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*Titles that are underlined indicate DVDs that are missing

Dainichido Bugaku Cute Smartphone Trend 114 March 2019 20” A Special Eye for Quality at Toyosu Fish Market Wooden Buildings that Won’t Burn

Enjoying the Autumn Colors Arimatsu ShiboriTie-Dyeing 113 20” February 2019 Staying on Shodoshima Island Ultra-Small Water Power Generator

Scanning History’s Secrets Hidden Flavor in 112 November 2018 22” A Renaissance in Silk – A Japanese Card Game

Life with virtual companions The Goldfish Lanterns of Yanai 111 October 2018 19” “Washi” Making Tape High-Tech Textiles Fight Fatigue

Japan Points the way to Better Safety Japan’s Most Faithful Dogs – The Akita Inu 110 2018 18” Iizuka City and Wheelchair Tennis Japanese Ultra – Precision Spring Technology

Wagashi Never Too Old 109 June 2018 17” Transforming the Biomedical World Runners on Patrol

Medals with Memories A Feast for the Eye 108 March 2018 The Way of the 22” Clean Energy in Snowy Niseko Kumamoto’s Blue Bags Ichida Kaki 107 January 2018 Welcome to the World of 20” New Life for an Old Wisteria

Jikabuki – 300 years of Amateur Theater Leaning about life with Robots D106 December 2017 22’ Yuru Sports – A Laid-back Approach Your Face is your ID

Dancing for the Departed Survival Food, Gourmet Style D105 October 2017 19’ Sumo Wrestling, with Bulls Eco-friendly Firefighting Foam

Niijima Glass Nail Art D104 2017/2018 (2) 18’ Sanriku Railway Japan’s Currency Technology

Women Horseback Archers Compete Japanese High-Tech Films Revolutionize Food D103 June/2017 17’ New Planetaria Bring the Stars to Life Okigusuri

No.6 Taxi D102 2016/2017 (6) Shimi Culture 16’ Plaastic Models Obakeyashiki No. 5 Illuminations D101 2016/2017 (5) Chindonya 17’ VR Arita Porcelain No. 4 Make Up D100 2016/2017 (4) The Capsule Hotel 15’ Aso The Vending Machine No. 3 Clap! Clap! D99 2016/2017 (1) The “Tachigui” Restaurant 15' Contemporary Art Inspires Islands Noren No. 2 Tokyo’s First World Cultural Heritage D98 2016/2017 (1) Ukai on the Nagara River 17' Handwashing to Save the World Seeding the Future with Robots No. 1 Jakuchu D97 2016/2017 (1) Wrapping 15' A Taste from Japan Flood Control Smiles Again in Tohoku Nishikigoi D96 Mar-16 20' Tiny Bubbles with Huge Potential Para-Ekiden Japan Blue D95 Feb-16 17' Plating A Technology at the Cutting Edge A New Era for Japan's Forests Japan Blue Yuzu The Fruit that Saved a Village D94 Jan-16 17' Plating A Technology at the Cutting Edge A New Era for Japan's Forests Origami Goes High Tech Welcome to a World of Robots D93 Dec-15 17' Behind the Scenes in a Theatre Koji Beyond the Traditional Usage Harie: A Community Centered on Water Kaizen: The Secret Behind Japanese Productivity D92 Nov-15 17' Safer Japanese Methods for Deterring Insects Uji Birthplace of Tea Kiriku Haiku D91 Oct-15 17' Bluefin Tuna Stamps & Seals By to Hokuriku D90 Mar-15 Kendama's Global Appeal 17' Reviving Towns old Machiya Eco Ships for Cleaner Seas Japan-A Nation of Light Snow Monkeys Stachels Filled with Memories D89 2014/2015(5) 17' Changing Corporate Cafeterias White Impulse/ 30 Second Trailer What is Yurukyara? Kurokawa Onsen D88 2014/2015(4) 17' Silken Thread from Spiders A Japanese Approach to Bread Prepared for Disaster The Japanese Love of Sound D87 2014/2015(3) 16' Kisoji The Old Mountain Road The Spirit of Mottainai Festival Art in Tohoku A spirit of Service D86 2014/2015(2) 16' Exploring a Tokyo Yokocho Washi- The Versatile Paper The Islands of Nagasaki Caring Tecknology D85 2014/2015(1) 18' Making Tokyo Life Easier A Clean and Tidy Life Cooking Toys Promote Communication Manhole Cover Art D84 2013/2014(6) 14' Japnese Fast Food Eyeglass Capital Sabae Leads Innovation A Seven-Minute Miracle! The Shinkansen Cleaning Theater Becoming More Useful: Innovative Food Containers D83 2013/2014(5) 15' High School Students' Challenge! LED Fishing Lights: Revolutionizing the Fishing Industry What is Spochan? Chopstic Culture in Japan D82 2013/2014(4) 15' Powered Suits Helping Farmers Ise Jingu Shikinen Sengu Reconstructing Tradition Landscape Gardener Getting Together! D81 2013/2014(3) 15' The Japanese Crested lbis Starting Over from zero Communication Robot Ultra-Lightweight Vehicle and the Japanese Lifestyle D80 2013/2014(2) 16' Sightseeing Train Academi Koban Tsunami Simulation Helping Limit Damage D79 2013/2014(1) 17' Hydroponic Farming Hakone a Relaxing Retreat Spring D78 Autumn 16' Winter The School Day School Meals D77 16' School Events Summer Vacation Trendsetting Tokyo Tokyo's Latest Landmark D76 Dec-12 15' Tokyo- City of Sports Gourmet Tokyo The Sprit of Budo Budo Techniques and Power D75 12-Oct 15’ Traditional Budo Equipment Budo Today Kamakura-Home of Culture Jomon Art- Ancient yet Modern D74 Sep. 2012 16' Okinawa World Heritage Mt. Fuji, Japan's Scared Mountain Tohoku's Eco-friendly Reconstruction Geothermal D73 .2012 16' Pioneering DisasterTechnology New National Park for Sanriku The Camellias of Hagi Arita Porcelain D72 Mar. 2012 16’ Leading-Edge Desalination Technology Wadaiko Drumming Miji Jingu Amezaiku Candy D71 Feb. 2012 17’ Saving Energy with Sensors Kyo Yuzen Dying Gokayama’s Thatched Farmhouses Another Taste of Japan D70 Jan. 2012 16’ Stronger and Lighter than Steel Maki-e Gold on Niihama Festival D69 Nov.2011 17’ Snacks Shaping Our World with Plastics The Puppet Art of Bunraku Solar Power in Japan Ise-Shima – Ancient Shrines and Pearls D68 Oct. 2011 28’ Stationary Moves with the Times The Ukiyoe Tradition Tohoku Rokkon Sai-A Festival of Festivals Aizu Tajima Gion Festival-800 years of Tradition D67 Sept. 2011 20’ Kitakami Michinoku Geino Gestival-Showcasing Tohoku Dance Shiogama Minato Festival-Festival on Matsushima Bay Hiraizumi-Once again a Beacon of Hope Fukushima’s World-leading Aluminum Tecknology D66 Aug. 2011 20’ The Magnificent Wooden Chests of Keeping the Auto Industry on the Road Tohoku Selection Miyagi Lacquer Reborn D65 Jul. 2011 Hiraizumi 20’ Nanbu-tekki Cast Ironware Lakes of Many Color Takachiho – Land of Legends Walking on Wood D64 Jul. 2011 17’ Flea Markets for Fun Technology Inspired by Tradition The Colorful World of Bentobako Miniaturizing Medicine D63 May. 2011 17’ Experimenting with Fashion Miyajima-Island Shrine to Nature Izu-Paradise of Flowers Snow and Hemp in Ojiya D62 Mar.2011 15’ Leave it All to the Movers Hina - Ningyo Dolls Japan’s high-speed rail system Matuse-the water city 18’ D61 Feb. 2011 Speedy and safe-Japan’s egg technology Artful gift wrapping Azuki-the versatile little red bean Wajima-nuri lacquerware Lighting up the night in Arashiyama D60 Jan. 2011 15’ Fine marquetry from Hakone A cascade of D59 Nov.2010 Lakes of Many Colors 15’ Safe Water from Every Tap Tsunami Kanzashi Hair Ornaments Karatsu Kunchi Festival -rice to go D58 Oct. 2010 When lacquer meets deerskin Electric vehicles hit the street Owara 15’ Kaze no The Dinosaurs of Katsuyama D57 Sep. 2010 Tokyo’s New Green Heart 20’ Ishiakan Stone Lanterns Cyber Power Suits Kumiko Latticework D56 Aug.2010 The Essential ean 16' Pillars of Flame Rebun-Island of Flowers D55 Jul. 2010 15’ Japan’s Advanced Vending Machines Tenugui-Tha Handy Cloth Kakunodate – Sakura and Samurai Designed for Universal Use D54 May.201 15’ A Tradition of Fine Blades Puppet Theater Mount Fuji in Winter Yusan-bako Picnic Boxes D53 Mar.2010 15’ New Ways to Use Cardboard Kariwano’s Giant Tug-of-war Nambu-tekki Cast Ironware Winter Train to Tsugaru D52 Feb. 2010 15’ Jomon Art- Ancient yet Modern Kendo – A Sport for Mind and Body The Miniature Appeal of Netsuke Nature’s Beauty at Lake Akan D51 Jan. 2010 15’ Keeping Frozen Cells Alive Azuma- Japanese Traditional Magic Unfolding the Story of the Kyo-Sensu Fan Highly Polished Skills D50 Dec. 2009 15’ Matsuri-Zushi – Festival Sushi Iriomote’s Shichi Festival Funadansu Sea Chests D49 Oct. 2009 Sweet Accessories 15’ Yamaga Wagakki – Ancient Japanese Musical Instruments Dancing the Summer Nights Away Mottainai- Even Tiny Scraps Can Be Reused D48 Sep. 2009 15’ Cruising Down the Shimanto River Umbrellas to Slip in a Pocket Ajisai – Hydrangeas in Hakone Lettuce from a Factory D47 Aug.2009 15’ Mizuhiki- The Art of Tying Paper Cords New Life for Old Facilities Hiking the Shinetsu Trail When Mending Becomes an Art D46 Jun. 2009 15’ A Better Way to Peaceful Sleep New Technology for Disabled Sports Monkiri Asobi, Donabe, eco Art, High-Rise Work Fashions Tokyo's Subtropical Islands D45 Mar.2009 Night Festival in Chichibu 37' Iwami Kagura Fresh Ideas for Mobile Living, Minamata, Green Revolution Transforms City Rooftops Selection 2000-2006 Volume 1: Tourist Attractions of Japan – Sightseeing / Festivals Volume 2: Japanese Culture and Lifestyle – D44 Sept.2007 World Heritage / Food Culture / Traditional / Seasons 65’, 85’, 80’ Volume 3: Modern Japan – Pop Culture / Japanese Citizens Playing Active Role in Society / Advanced Technology & Environment / Industry Fantastic Destinations in Japan: Mt. Fuji D43 Mar. 2008 46’ The Japanese Onsen Winter in Japan The Cherry Blossoms of Yoshino Titanium Tiles for Temple Roofs D42 May. 2009 15’ How Old Firms Survive Old Crafts in Modern Art Donabe – Most Versatile of Cooking Pots – Nature’s Beauty in Miniature D41 Mar. 2009 15’ Iwami Kagura – Ancient Ritual to Modern Folk Art Green Revolution Transforms City Rooftops Tiny Satellite Carries a Big Dream A Stroll through Old Kawagoe D40 Feb. 2009 15’ Carry Your Own - The Pleasure of Japanese Pickles Night Festival in Chichibu Monkiri Asobi – The Art of Papercutting D39 Jan. 2009 15’ Miyadaiku Sushi from Tokyo Bay Again The Healing Powers of the Jellyfish Ready to Eat. Instantly, Anywhere D38 Nov. 2008 15’ Bamboo’s Deep Roots in Japanese Life Traditional Crafts, Modern Design, That’s Kanazawa Walking the Old Tokaido Highway Compact Houses for Spacious Living D37 Oct. 2008 15’ Learning about Life from Food Fun Ways to Get Fit goes Worldwide World’s Biggest Firework D36 Sept. 2008 15’ Japanese Denim – High Fashion and Eco Friendly Deco Art – It’s Everywhere! Tokyo’s Subtropical Islands Toys for all Ages D35 Aug. 2008 15’ Japanese Cuisine Building to Blend with Nature Untouched for 8,000 Years High-Rise Work Fashion D34 Jun. 2008 15’ Fine Mist Cools City Heat Minamata – An Eco Aware Community Mixing up a Super Fuel Horse Trekking D33 May. 2008 15’ Fresh Ideas for Mobile Living New Future for Smallest Room Tokyo Girls Collection Japan Tourism Goes Green D32 May. 2008 15’ High-Tech Hairpieces Railway Country Winter in Japan’s Snow Country Surgeons at Work D31 Feb. 2008 15’ Robot, A Remarkable Companion World’s Biggest Comic Convention Toyako- Scenic Site of G8 Summit Eco- The New Brand Image D30 Jan. 2008 15’ New Year’s Friendly Demons The Miniature World of Omake - Japan’s First Modern City Traditional Art Meets Pop Culture D29 Dec. 2007 15’ A Challenge of Skills Never Too Old to Play A new style of lifelong learning in Shibuya The lake that inspired Tale of Genji D28 Nov. 2007 15’ Why is Japanese fruit so delicious? Clear as glass, but so much stronger Try new products for free at Sample Lab Revealing the hidden side of D27 Oct. 2007 Industry Eating on the train- ekiben boxed meals 15’ A designer’s idea s tra nsfo rm lo c a l industries Hello! Japan: Nature and Culture, Cutting-Edge Technology, Food, D26 2007 9’ Kid’s Life, Brea k Time, International Contributions D25 2007 Japan Travel Commercial by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe 1’ A New focus for art in Tokyo Recycling with IC cards D24 2007-3 16’ The rebirth of Japanese calligraphy Izu Peninsula in Spring A Day trip across Tokyo Bay The charm of modern paper craft Cleaning D23 2007-2 16’ water with carbon fibre Revitalizing a town with Ume Naoshima - The Island of Art Bringing a New Charm to BONSAI At the D22 2007-1 17’ Forefront of Endoscopy Japan's Creative Cheese D21 2006 Bridges to Japan – Study Abroad Guide 20’ 2006 D20 Visit Japan Campaign (Yokoso Japan) 4.5’ (3 copies) One-day Trip to Tsukuba Edo Kites Flying High

D19 Dec. 2006 Supporting the Next Generation of Aircraft - Carbon Fibre 19’ Composite Materials Tokyo Traditional Taste Global Oysters supported by forests D18 Nov. 2006 Not just for play – mobile games evolve Tokyo one day trip – noodles fostered by nature 21’ Japan’s 50 Years as a UN Member Oct. 2006 Onsen. Warm-hearted Hot Springs – Beppu and Yufuin D17 (2 copies) , Japan’s Favourite Noodles The Small Island that Drives on Ethanol 19’ State-of-the-art Prosthetics Sep. 2006 Staying at a World Heritage Site D16 18’ (2 copies) Basement Food Riches Preparing for Natural Disasters Beach Cleaning Buggy Secrets of the White Egret Castle (Himeji Castle) The Yukata Fashion Aug. 2006 D15 (2 copies) Boom 19’ WASHI, The Finest Japanese Paper The Popular Tokyo English Bus Tour D14 2006 150 Years of US-Japan Relations Climbing for Cleaning Jul. 2006 Living with Flowers D13 15’ (2 copies) Furoshiki – The Flexible Wrapping Cloth Self-expression through Digital Art Mobile Phone TV Jun. 20 D12 (2 copies) Exploring Japan: Appreciating Wooden Architecture 13’ Japan Welcomes Young Students Japan’s Assistance for Iraq May. 2006 Exploring Japan: Appreciating Japanese Sounds 15’ D11 (2 copies) Japanese in Citizens in City Planning The Roots of Japanese Anime Shop Assistants with Purchasing Power D10 Apr. 2006 15’ Exploring Japan: Appreciating Japanese-style Rooms The Japanese Economy is Rising from Recession Shimane - Land of Silver, Swords and Ancient Shrines Latest Digital Camera Trends D9 Mar. 2006 15’ Art of Hidden Beauty More than Cute - !! City of Countless Faces The Art of the Compact D8 2006 15’ Keeping the Expressways Safe Weaving Works of Art Fighting Sport Builds Friendship Block Toy Unblocks Creativity D7 2006 15’ Heroes of Disaster - Tokyo's Hyper Rescue Team Underground Caverns of Akiyoshi Kyushu National Museum Heart-warming nabe cookery D6 2005 15’ Waste disposal as a work of art Glories o f long ago – Hira iz umi Nikko – Japan’s oldest international resort What’s happening in t he motorcycle world 2005 D5 15’ Senior volunteers work abroad Traditional good-luck charms

D4 2005 72’ Japan Video Encyclopedia: Japanese Society, Politics, Diplomacy D3 2005 Japan Video Encyclopedia: Life for 62’ D2 2005 Disaster Reduction: Japan’s Global Contribution 30’ D1 Visit Japan Campaign 11’11”