Added to inquiry!
MOVIE

Waking up to Dream

MOVIE 2020 30 min Episode(s): 1 english Japanese
What's most important to us is always changing and disappearing from view. In the winter of 2009, Akiko Shimizu is a student at a high school in Tokyo, one as far away from her house as she could have possibly gotten accepted into. She is in her second year and is always sleep-deprived since she has trouble sleeping at home. She goes to her grandma's house, where she used to live, and falls asleep there. Akiko, sleep-deprived as usual, meets Yoshida on the train. Even though Akiko knows they may never understand each other, they fall in love, spend time together, and eventually break up. Though it might be a mistake, Akiko tries to embrace each moment and to fall asleep.

  •  

    Let's Have Fun!
    2018 60 mins

    This program is an entertaining and informative travel show, that introduces various "good trips" people can enjoy all around Japan. From wonderful leisure spots, views, and traditional lodgings, to local cuisine, it's all here! Information on seasonal activities and food is also provided, and the fun and energetic hosts even interview tourism...
    more details
  •  

    Chimugurisa ~Nanohana's Okinawa Diary ~
    2018

    Grand Prize at The Age of Regionalism Video Festival 2018 News program award winner at The Japan Commercial Broadcasters Association 2018 Nanohana Sakamoto, a 15-year-old girl born and raised in northern Japan, came to the island of Okinawa to attend a free school, Sangosya Score. Through her interactions with elderly...
    more details
  •  

    Unmentionable Heroes -40 Years After the Vietnam War, the Truth is Revealed-
    2015 47 mins

    It’s been 40 years since the end of the Vietnam War, which was said to be the worse case of the quagmire of a war in the 20th century. Now, surprising facts are revealed. The footage of a tank crashing into the office of South Vietnam President was delivered all...
    more details
  •  

    Costume Play Family Photograph
    2009

    Grand Prize at NAB Awards 2009 / Local TV Festival 2009. The rapid economic growth in Japan during the last century has taken its toll on the health of family life. This documentary focuses on the "modern family image" in Japanese society, where family ties are becoming thin. Masashi Asada...
    more details