Seasoning the Seasons - Season 3 Episode 14 Oze: A Mountain Marshland
Ozegahara, at an altitude of 1400m, is the largest and highest wetland on Japan's main island of Honshu. Located in a National Park, the rare ecosystem of Oze is also a Special Protection Area. Every year, around 300,000 hikers flock to Oze. The unique marshlands are home to around 300 species of grasses and flowering plants, including the white skunk cabbage. In Oze, spring, summer and autumn are compressed into the 5 months between mid-May and mid-October. During that brief period, plants bud, flower and bear fruit. We explore the beauty of Oze's 4 seasons.
First Air Date: Apr 04, 2012
Last Air date: Oct 14, 2024
Season: 13 Season
Episode: 161 Episode
Runtime: 28 minutes
IMDb: 10.00/10 by 1.00 users
Popularity: 18.061
Language: Japanese, English
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Udon Noodles - A Wheat Delicacy
Ekiben - A Box of Flavor and Feeling
Echizen - Taste of Winter
Chichibu - Home of the Mountain Gods and Festivals
Modern Architecture: Giving Form to Dreams
Winter in Tohoku
Spring in Tohoku
Kyoto: The Enigmatic Entertainers of Gion
Hozenji: The Sentimental Alley of Osaka
Hakodate: The Storied History of a Port Town
Kirishima: A Town Thriving on Volcanic Mountains
Sado Island: Into the Mystic Dreams
Oze: A Mountain Marshland
Ayu: Treasures of the River
The Islands of Nagasaki
Karuizawa: A Fleeting Summer
Strolling the Paths of Onomichi
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Kujukuri: The Endless Beach
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Japan's Historic Tramways
Aso: Life in the Caldera
Crossing the Amagi Pass
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The Tottori Sand Dunes, Unity with Nature
A Journey to Holy Places