Where We Call Home - Season 1 Episode 21 Keeping Wood Weaving Alive
The former village of Oguchi in Ishikawa Prefecture was home to a 400-year-old wood weaving technique using Japanese cypress. Today, with the region's ongoing depopulation, the craft is threatened to disappear. We follow Australian Susan May who has been learning the technique under master artisan Katsuki Hisayo. Susan is attempting to weave a traditional woven hat for which the fabrication method has been lost. We also meet Bulgarian-native Ilko Allexandroff, a unique photographer living in Kobe.
First Air Date: Feb 24, 2020
Last Air date: Nov 18, 2024
Season: 5 Season
Episode: 133 Episode
Runtime: 27 minutes
IMDb: 8.00/10 by 1.00 users
Popularity: 9.031
Language: Japanese, English
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