NHK Documentary - Season 21 Episode 15 Who Will Protect You? Global Warming Unleashes Torrential Rain
In 2018, western Japan was hit with its worst rain-related disaster in 30 years. Researchers have determined that it was the result of global warming, and a taste of future disasters to come. They're looking into the factors that led some people to evacuate to safety while others perished in their homes. And they've determined that the best way for people to survive in a future of violent weather might be to depend less on the government and more on themselves.
First Air Date: Apr 12, 1999
Last Air date: Feb 25, 2024
Season: 26 Season
Episode: 276 Episode
Runtime: 57 minutes
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Language: Japanese, English
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Orcas: Mysterious Gathering at Shiretoko
The Choshi River: Seeing the Unseeable
Tokyo's Lost Islands: Minami Iwo-to
Tokyo's Lost Islands: Sofugan
Rescue Triage: Learning from Disasters
Black Tsunami
Aurá: Last Survivor of An Unknown Tribe
Decommissioning Fukushima Daiichi: Tackling Nuclear Fuel Debris
Nobel Laureate Salaryman: Staying Ahead in Science and Technology
Yui and Bailey the Therapy Dog
New Roles in a Changing World: The Japan Self-Defense Forces
AI Robots: Friend or Foe?
US-China Tech War
From Despair to Recovery: The Era of Regenerative Medicine
Who Will Protect You? Global Warming Unleashes Torrential Rain
A Right to the End
Death of a Dream: Vietnamese Workers in Japan
Han-gure: An Emerging Threat to Society
Hyakumikai: A Rare Glimpse into Kyoto's Inner Parlors
A New Peace Memorial Museum: Passing on Hiroshima's Message
The People and Their Emperor
The Fall of Freedom - How a newspaper led Japan to war
The Great Metropolitan Blackout: Preparing for Crisis
Death Doulas for Businesses: End-of-Life Care for Dying Companies
The Words of Emperor Showa: Records of Imperial Audiences
The Supreme Imperial Collection: The Shosoin Treasures and the Birth of Japan
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