Japanology Plus - Season 4 Episode 21 Urban Renewal
In 1872, when Japan’s first railway opened between Yokohama and Tokyo, the population of Tokyo was less than one million. Fast-forward 150-odd years, and it has increased to well over 13 million. If you add the larger metro area, that number swells to 35 million. The continued growth of Tokyo’s population has necessitated constant additions and revisions to its infrastructure—and the city’s importance as Japan’s political, financial and cultural capital means those additions and revisions must be carried out without interrupting its daily flow. That balancing act lies at the heart of this edition of Japanology Plus.
Year: 2024
Genre: Documentary, Talk
Country: Japan
Studio: NHK WORLD-JAPAN
Director:
Cast: Peter Barakan, Emma Howard
Crew: Tetra Tanizaki (Theme Song Performance), rocomoon (Theme Song Performance)
First Air Date: Apr 03, 2014
Last Air date: Nov 21, 2024
Season: 11 Season
Episode: 323 Episode
Runtime: 28 minutes
IMDb: 7.80/10 by 4.00 users
Popularity: 98.745
Language: English, Japanese
Keyword : japan, way of life, arts and culture, japanese folklore, arts and crafts, japanese history, japanese tradition, japanese culture, change vs tradition, japanese society
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Japanophiles: Carine Lafitte
Noh Theater
Moving Services
Okinawan Karate
Sleep
Tokyo Rail Network
Denim
Japanophiles: Randy Channell Soei
Japanophiles: Zoe Vincent
Buddhist Altars
Driving Schools
Curry
Cafes
Japanophiles: Yoram Ofer
School Lunch
Capsule Toys
Buses
Traditional Music
Traditional Music in Modern Life
Japanophiles: Nsenda Lukumwena
Urban Renewal
Fireworks
Anthropomorphism
2D Characters - Origins and Evolution
Children and Sports
Amusement Parks
Japanophiles: Tyler Lynch
Particle Physics Research
Shrine Duties
Special Rescue Teams
The Wonders of Air Travel
Japanophiles: Fernando Lopez
Changing Perceptions of Cars
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