
Overview
Historically Japan was famous for gold, much of it mined on Sado. The prosperity this created left the island with unique cultural traditions like its strong Noh theater. We meet an actor teaching a new generation of Noh performers, cycle Sado's beautiful coastline and spectacular mountains, paddle hangiri shallow-water fishing boats, visit a sake brewery built in an old school, and meet the man who rescued the Japanese crested ibis from extinction to Sado's current population of 500 birds.
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10 - 1The Nagasaki Kaido: Japan's Sugar Road January 14, 2023
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10 - 2Akita: The Wisdom of Nature February 11, 2023
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10 - 3Tokyo's Islands Niijima and Hachijojima March 11, 2023
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10 - 4Okinawa: A Unique Island Culture April 15, 2023
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10 - 5Tokushima - Where Teamwork Runs Deep April 21, 2023
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10 - 6Hiroshima - Going it Alone May 12, 2023
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10 - 7Fukui - The Strength to Succeed May 19, 2023
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10 - 8Tochigi - The Cycle of Life June 09, 2023
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10 - 9Okayama - Sunshine and Smiles June 16, 2023
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10 - 10Tanegashima and Yakushima - Inspired by Nature July 14, 2023
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10 - 11Kagoshima - Legacy of Determination July 21, 2023
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10 - 12Southern Nagano - Exploring Its Hidden Valleys August 11, 2023
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10 - 13The Old Hokuriku Kaido - Exploring a Forgotten Highway August 18, 2023
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10 - 14Sado - Island of Hidden Treasures September 15, 2023
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10 - 15Fukushima - Taking Life Day by Day September 22, 2023
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10 - 16Fukuoka - Always Thinking Ahead October 13, 2023
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10 - 17Into the Kyoto Countryside October 20, 2023
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10 - 18Kochi - Land of Rivers November 10, 2023
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10 - 19Saitama Traditions - Tokyo's Scenic Neighbor November 17, 2023
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10 - 20Nagasaki - Free to Enjoy Life December 16, 2023