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04.12 23:55
5 Min
Core Kyoto Mini: 6024-031
Miyama is famous for its roof-thatching tradition - the town of Hanase continues to serve its local speciality, foraged wild food cuisine. (NHK WORLD-JAPAN)
04.12 23:55
5 Min
Core Kyoto Mini: 6024-031
Miyama is famous for its roof-thatching tradition - the town of Hanase continues to serve its local speciality, foraged wild food cuisine. (NHK WORLD-JPN)
04.12 23:55
5 Min
Core Kyoto mini
Satoyama Living: Country customs sustaining the ancient capital (NHK WORLD)
04.12 23:55
5 Min
Core Kyoto Mini
Satoyama Living: Country customs sustaining the ancient capital. Miyama is famous for its roof thatching tradition. The town of Hanase continues to serve the local specialty, foraged, wild-food cuisine. ()
05.12 01:30
30 Min
Core Kyoto: 2029-179
Textile producer Shimura Shoji uses plant dyes for his kimonos, while florist Urasawa Mina encourages the enjoyment of flowers. They discuss how their respective fields view and use colour. (NHK WORLD-JAPAN)
05.12 01:30
30 Min
Core Kyoto
Conversations: The Colors of Kyoto (NHK WORLD)
05.12 01:30
30 Min
Core Kyoto: 2029-179
Textile producer Shimura Shoji uses plant dyes for his kimonos, while florist Urasawa Mina encourages the enjoyment of flowers. They discuss how their respective fields view and use colour. (NHK WORLD-JPN)
05.12 01:30
30 Min
Core Kyoto
Conversations: The Colors of Kyoto. Textile producer Shimura Shoji uses plant dyes in the threads for his kimono. Florist Urasawa Mina encourages the enjoyment of flowers. They discuss how their respective fields view and use color. ()
05.12 06:30
30 Min
Core Kyoto
Conversations: The Colors of Kyoto. Textile producer Shimura Shoji uses plant dyes in the threads for his kimono. Florist Urasawa Mina encourages the enjoyment of flowers. They discuss how their respective fields view and use color. ()
05.12 06:30
30 Min
Core Kyoto: 2029-179
Textile producer Shimura Shoji uses plant dyes for his kimonos, while florist Urasawa Mina encourages the enjoyment of flowers. They discuss how their respective fields view and use colour. (NHK WORLD-JAPAN)