DOCUMENTARY
MAHOROBA ASUKA - Japan's Ancient Capital -
DOCUMENTARY
2023
52 minutes Episode(s): 1
english
English
Japan’s capital 1400 years ago, Asuka is one of its oldest villages and a symbol of its intrinsic beauty. In recognition of its special history, a law was established to preserve the natural environment of the village.
This documentary, filmed over the span of a year, captures Asuka’s beauty in four seasons and follows Ken Sagawa, who relocated from a big city to live a traditional lifestyle in the ancient village.
Discover the genuine beauty of Japan in Asuka, the spiritual hometown of all Japanese.
Click here to preview the program!
This documentary, filmed over the span of a year, captures Asuka’s beauty in four seasons and follows Ken Sagawa, who relocated from a big city to live a traditional lifestyle in the ancient village.
Discover the genuine beauty of Japan in Asuka, the spiritual hometown of all Japanese.
Click here to preview the program!
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