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15.03 00:25
5 Min
Japanology Plus mini: 6032-048
Many types of fish are discarded due to their small size and unusual shape - as the global catch of fish dwindles, these 'unused fish' offer immense potential and a path to fishing sustainability. (NHK WORLD-JPN)
15.03 00:25
5 Min
Japanology Plus mini: 6032-048
Many types of fish are discarded due to their small size and unusual shape - as the global catch of fish dwindles, these 'unused fish' offer immense potential and a path to fishing sustainability. (NHK WORLD-JAPAN)
15.03 00:25
5 Min
Japanology Plus Mini
Five-minute shows presenting the limitless, kaleidoscopic appeal of Japanese culture, traditions, and lifestyles in sushi-sized helpings. (Digest versions of "Japanology Plus. ()
15.03 00:25
5 Min
Japanology Plus mini
Unused Fish (NHK WORLD)
16.03 03:50
5 Min
Japanology Plus mini: 6032-049
Garbage is incinerated in Japan before being used for land reclamation, but space is running out - we explore new approaches to waste such as biogas power generation and a litter-picking app. (NHK WORLD-JAPAN)
16.03 03:50
5 Min
Japanology Plus mini: 6032-049
Garbage is incinerated in Japan before being used for land reclamation, but space is running out - we explore new approaches to waste such as biogas power generation and a litter-picking app. (NHK WORLD-JPN)
16.03 03:50
5 Min
Japanology Plus Mini
In Japan, garbage is incinerated before being used for land reclamation, but space is running out. We explore new approaches to waste, such as biogas power generation and a litter-picking app. ()
16.03 03:50
5 Min
Japanology Plus mini
Garbage (NHK WORLD)
20.03 03:30
30 Min
Japanology Plus: 2032-275
Andrew Dewar: A Canadian designer of paper airplanes. In a Japanophiles interview, Dewar tells Peter Barakan about his lifelong passion for paper airplanes, inspired by a Japanese master of the craft. (NHK WORLD-JAPAN)
20.03 03:30
30 Min
Japanology Plus: 2032-275
Andrew Dewar: A Canadian designer of paper airplanes. In a Japanophiles interview, Dewar tells Peter Barakan about his lifelong passion for paper airplanes, inspired by a Japanese master of the craft. (NHK WORLD-JPN)