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Preserving Memories Through Fiction: Julie Otsuka / Novelist
Episode overview
In her acclaimed novels, author Julie Otsuka draws on the experiences of her Japanese-American family, preserving stories that were once nearly forgotten.
In her acclaimed novels, author Julie Otsuka draws on the experiences of her Japanese-American family, preserving stories that were once nearly forgotten.
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Marvelous Marmalade from Japan: Enami Noriyuki / Citrus Farmer, Marmalade Artisan
Episode overview
Enami Noriyuki won the coveted Double Gold Award at the world's most prestigious marmalade-making competition in 2020 and 2022. He talks about the secrets of his craft and his tumultuous journey.
Enami Noriyuki won the coveted Double Gold Award at the world's most prestigious marmalade-making competition in 2020 and 2022. He talks about the secrets of his craft and his tumultuous journey.
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Creating Never-Before-Seen Landscapes: Ishigami Junya / Architect
Episode overview
In 2024, Ishigami Junya received the prestigious Austrian Frederick Kiesler Prize for Architecture and the Arts. He talks about his groundbreaking work and ponders the meaning of architecture.
In 2024, Ishigami Junya received the prestigious Austrian Frederick Kiesler Prize for Architecture and the Arts. He talks about his groundbreaking work and ponders the meaning of architecture.
Muta Yoca is an artist whose vibrant, dynamic pieces are based on the Kutani-yaki style of ceramics. We speak with Muta about her global popularity and how she creates art unburdened by convention.
Muta Yoca is an artist whose vibrant, dynamic pieces are based on the Kutani-yaki style of ceramics. We speak with Muta about her global popularity and how she creates art unburdened by convention.
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Journalism for Justice: Ian Yee / Journalist, Co-Founder of The Fourth
Episode overview
Malaysian journalist Ian Yee investigates social issues and hidden crimes. He's revealed child prostitution and drug trade networks, showing the power of independent media. Hear his vital insights.
Malaysian journalist Ian Yee investigates social issues and hidden crimes. He's revealed child prostitution and drug trade networks, showing the power of independent media. Hear his vital insights.
Activist Satish Kumar returns to Hiroshima after 60 years to meet Kiriake Chieko, a hibakusha and member of the Nobel Peace Prize-winning organization Nihon Hidankyo, and younger advocates for peace.
Activist Satish Kumar returns to Hiroshima after 60 years to meet Kiriake Chieko, a hibakusha and member of the Nobel Peace Prize-winning organization Nihon Hidankyo, and younger advocates for peace.
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Face the Mountains, Face Yourself: Watanabe Naoko / Mountaineer, Nurse
Episode overview
In October 2024, Watanabe Naoko became the first Japanese woman to scale all 14 of the world's mountains that reach 8,000m above sea level. What drove her on this tremendous but perilous quest?
In October 2024, Watanabe Naoko became the first Japanese woman to scale all 14 of the world's mountains that reach 8,000m above sea level. What drove her on this tremendous but perilous quest?
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Cultivating Myanmar's Future Through Agriculture: Imoto Katsuyuki / Vice-Chairman, Greater Mekong Center
Episode overview
Imoto Katsuyuki is working to promote financial independence among ethnic minorities in conflict-torn Myanmar by teaching them agriculture. He talks about what is needed to support them.
Imoto Katsuyuki is working to promote financial independence among ethnic minorities in conflict-torn Myanmar by teaching them agriculture. He talks about what is needed to support them.
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Revealing Myanmar's Unseen Reality: Bo Kyi / Co-Founder and Joint Secretary, Assistance Association
Episode overview
For over three decades, human rights activist and former political prisoner Bo Kyi has been fighting for Myanmar's democratization from his base in Thailand.
For over three decades, human rights activist and former political prisoner Bo Kyi has been fighting for Myanmar's democratization from his base in Thailand.
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Kabuki - Passion for Tradition and Innovation: Nakamura Kazutaro / Kabuki Actor
Episode overview
Kabuki has a 400-year history. Kabuki actor Nakamura Kazutaro is carrying on the tradition and he has achieved great success in Spain blending Kabuki and Flamenco. What is the future he envisions?
Kabuki has a 400-year history. Kabuki actor Nakamura Kazutaro is carrying on the tradition and he has achieved great success in Spain blending Kabuki and Flamenco. What is the future he envisions?
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Spreading the Joy of Music to All: Erika Colon / Artistic Director, White Hands Chorus Nippon
Episode overview
Erika Colon is the artistic director of a choir for children with hearing and visual impairments. The group's aim is to make music accessible to all. She talks about developing a new form of music.
Erika Colon is the artistic director of a choir for children with hearing and visual impairments. The group's aim is to make music accessible to all. She talks about developing a new form of music.
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Women Leading Sumatra's Forest Protection: Farwiza Farhan / Forest Conservationist Executive Director of HAkA (Forest, Nature, and Environment Aceh Foundation)
Episode overview
Farwiza Farhan founded NGO "HAkA" to save Sumatra's rainforests. She trains locals as rangers, uses drones and satellite data, and works with authorities to stop illegal logging and protect nature.
Farwiza Farhan founded NGO "HAkA" to save Sumatra's rainforests. She trains locals as rangers, uses drones and satellite data, and works with authorities to stop illegal logging and protect nature.
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Making Documentaries Like Dramatic Movies: Hara Kazuo / Film Director
Episode overview
Hara Kazuo is the first person from Asia to win the Golden Ring Special Edition prize at an Italian film festival that explores the dark side of movies. He talks about his vision for documentaries.
Hara Kazuo is the first person from Asia to win the Golden Ring Special Edition prize at an Italian film festival that explores the dark side of movies. He talks about his vision for documentaries.
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Drawing Wartime in the Attic: Chiba Tetsuya / Manga Artist
Episode overview
In 2024, Chiba Tetsuya was the first manga artist to be awarded Japan's Order of Culture. Famous for the boxing manga "Ashita no Joe," Chiba is now working on stories about his childhood in the war.
In 2024, Chiba Tetsuya was the first manga artist to be awarded Japan's Order of Culture. Famous for the boxing manga "Ashita no Joe," Chiba is now working on stories about his childhood in the war.
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Shaping Our Culinary Future: René Redzepi / Chef and Co-Owner, Noma
Episode overview
René Redzepi, a top chef, is known for his innovative cuisine, which combines Nordic ingredients with fermentation techniques. He shares insights on shaping a sustainable future for the culinary world.
René Redzepi, a top chef, is known for his innovative cuisine, which combines Nordic ingredients with fermentation techniques. He shares insights on shaping a sustainable future for the culinary world.
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A Fairer World Through Microfinance: Taejun Shin / Founder and CEO, Gojo & Company
Episode overview
Taejun Shin applies the five constant virtues of Confucianism in providing microfinance services to women in rural Asia. We learn how he balances running a business with helping people.
Taejun Shin applies the five constant virtues of Confucianism in providing microfinance services to women in rural Asia. We learn how he balances running a business with helping people.
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Manga Education Goes to College: Kofi Bazzell-Smith / College Instructor, Manga Artist
Episode overview
Kofi Bazzell-Smith teaches manga drawing at college and is known as the first professor of manga practice in the US. He is passionate about manga as an art form with cinematic characteristics.
Kofi Bazzell-Smith teaches manga drawing at college and is known as the first professor of manga practice in the US. He is passionate about manga as an art form with cinematic characteristics.
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Traditional Soy Sauce for the World: Yamamoto Yasuo / Fifth-Generation Soy Sauce Producer
Episode overview
For over 150 years, Yamamoto Yasuo's family has made soy sauce in wooden barrels. This traditional method is close to dying out, but Yamamoto intends to keep it alive for future generations.
For over 150 years, Yamamoto Yasuo's family has made soy sauce in wooden barrels. This traditional method is close to dying out, but Yamamoto intends to keep it alive for future generations.
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Listening to the Voices of the Wounded: Ishiuchi Miyako / Photographer
Episode overview
Known for work that explores the traces of time's passage, photographer Ishiuchi Miyako has won numerous honors, including the prestigious Hasselblad Award. She shares insights about her photography.
Known for work that explores the traces of time's passage, photographer Ishiuchi Miyako has won numerous honors, including the prestigious Hasselblad Award. She shares insights about her photography.
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Telling Stories of Hope and Resilience: Julian Sedgwick / Author
Episode overview
Julian Sedgwick is an award-winning British author of novels for teenagers. His work is inspired by his love of Japan and the resilience of its people since the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake.
Julian Sedgwick is an award-winning British author of novels for teenagers. His work is inspired by his love of Japan and the resilience of its people since the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake.
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Transforming Education - The Challenge To Leave No One Behind: Aoki Kenta / Executive Director of the Certified NPO SALASUSU
Episode overview
Aoki Kenta of the certified NPO SALASUSU has helped tackle human trafficking and poverty in Cambodia for over 20 years. How is Japan's "Lesson Study" method used to reform Cambodia's public education?
Aoki Kenta of the certified NPO SALASUSU has helped tackle human trafficking and poverty in Cambodia for over 20 years. How is Japan's "Lesson Study" method used to reform Cambodia's public education?
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Your Smile Is My Smile: Shigeaki Aso / Baseball Glove Master Craftsman
Episode overview
Baseball glove craftsman Shigeaki Aso's custom-made gloves have been worn by legendary players. His dedication to craft has earned him the title of "Glove Guru" in the MLB.
Baseball glove craftsman Shigeaki Aso's custom-made gloves have been worn by legendary players. His dedication to craft has earned him the title of "Glove Guru" in the MLB.
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Mitigating Disasters Saves Lives: Tomita Hiroshi / Founder, Chairman and Representative Director, Geo Search
Episode overview
Tomita Hiroshi is the founder of a company that specializes in detecting underground cavities. He discusses how his technology is reducing risks and mitigating damage from all sorts of disasters.
Tomita Hiroshi is the founder of a company that specializes in detecting underground cavities. He discusses how his technology is reducing risks and mitigating damage from all sorts of disasters.
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The Beauty and Art of Watchmaking: Makihara Daizoh / Watchmaker
Episode overview
Makihara Daizoh is drawing attention from around the world for crafting timepieces that embody a Japanese aesthetic. He talks about the appeal of analog watchmaking in the digital age.
Makihara Daizoh is drawing attention from around the world for crafting timepieces that embody a Japanese aesthetic. He talks about the appeal of analog watchmaking in the digital age.
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Reconnecting Hikikomori to Society: Tadaaki Furuhashi / Psychiatrist, Associate Professor, Nagoya University
Episode overview
Hikikomori, first seen in 90s Japan, is now a global phenomenon. In France, Tadaaki Furuhashi brought awareness and treatment, with rising cases due to social anxiety and unemployment.
Hikikomori, first seen in 90s Japan, is now a global phenomenon. In France, Tadaaki Furuhashi brought awareness and treatment, with rising cases due to social anxiety and unemployment.
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A Genocide Survivor Confronts Memories: Rithy Panh / Film Director
Episode overview
A Cambodian film director who survived Khmer Rouge persecution talks about the deep meaning of keeping tragic memories alive through filmmaking to pass on a message of love and peace.
A Cambodian film director who survived Khmer Rouge persecution talks about the deep meaning of keeping tragic memories alive through filmmaking to pass on a message of love and peace.
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Unearthing Hidden Treasure in Kyrgyzstan's Farming Villages: Haraguchi Akihisa / JICA Chief Advisor
Episode overview
Haraguchi Akihisa leads One Village One Product in Japan to provide products from villages in Kyrgyzstan, contributing to local incomes among the stagnant economy by selling around 700 items.
Haraguchi Akihisa leads One Village One Product in Japan to provide products from villages in Kyrgyzstan, contributing to local incomes among the stagnant economy by selling around 700 items.
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New Life for the Samurai Genre: Yasuda Junichi / Film Director, Rice Farmer
Episode overview
Yasuda Junichi directed "A Samurai in Time," a playful film made on a shoestring budget that became a word-of-mouth hit. Yasuda, who is also a rice farmer, gives us the behind-the-scenes story.
Yasuda Junichi directed "A Samurai in Time," a playful film made on a shoestring budget that became a word-of-mouth hit. Yasuda, who is also a rice farmer, gives us the behind-the-scenes story.
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Helping Para-Athletes Fulfill Their Dreams: Nakajima Hiromitsu / Engineer
Episode overview
Nakajima Hiromitsu makes supportive devices for world-class para-athletes such as gold medal-winning wheelchair tennis player Kamiji Yui. He talks about helping them perform at their best.
Nakajima Hiromitsu makes supportive devices for world-class para-athletes such as gold medal-winning wheelchair tennis player Kamiji Yui. He talks about helping them perform at their best.
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Meaning of Memory: Cannon Hersey / Artist, Community Builder
Episode overview
Cannon Hersey, grandson of the Pulitzer-Prize-winning author John Hersey, shares about his art, heritage, and why he has visited Hiroshima over 35 times while contemplating the meaning of memory.
Cannon Hersey, grandson of the Pulitzer-Prize-winning author John Hersey, shares about his art, heritage, and why he has visited Hiroshima over 35 times while contemplating the meaning of memory.
Mayunkiki is an artist with Ainu root and began to disseminate Ainu culture. In recent years, her unique view of the world has been attracting interest not only from home but also from abroad.
Mayunkiki is an artist with Ainu root and began to disseminate Ainu culture. In recent years, her unique view of the world has been attracting interest not only from home but also from abroad.
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Reclaiming Opera With New Perspectives: Matthew Ozawa / Stage Director
Episode overview
Japanese American director Matthew Ozawa has been pushing the boundaries of opera throughout his career. He won acclaim for drawing on his own heritage, to free Madama Butterfly from stereotypes.
Japanese American director Matthew Ozawa has been pushing the boundaries of opera throughout his career. He won acclaim for drawing on his own heritage, to free Madama Butterfly from stereotypes.
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Overcoming Infertility Together: Yamauchi Anna / Founder and CEO, Reproductive Health Consultation
Episode overview
Yamauchi Anna offers fertility support in East Asia, where speaking about pregnancy is still regarded as taboo. Sharing her experiences of miscarriage, her services are expanding women's choices.
Yamauchi Anna offers fertility support in East Asia, where speaking about pregnancy is still regarded as taboo. Sharing her experiences of miscarriage, her services are expanding women's choices.
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A Home That Transcends Language and Identity: Afuso Michie / President, ABC Japan
Episode overview
Afuso Michie is a Japanese-Brazilian woman who runs a center in Kanagawa Prefecture that offers Japanese language classes and other services which help foreign residents find their footing.
Afuso Michie is a Japanese-Brazilian woman who runs a center in Kanagawa Prefecture that offers Japanese language classes and other services which help foreign residents find their footing.
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Tradition and Innovation in Sake Brewing: Noguchi Naohiko / Sake Master Brewer
Episode overview
92-year-old sake brewer Noguchi Naohiko has made significant contributions to the sake industry over his seven-decade career. He talks about carrying on old traditions while innovating new ones.
92-year-old sake brewer Noguchi Naohiko has made significant contributions to the sake industry over his seven-decade career. He talks about carrying on old traditions while innovating new ones.
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Being Bicultural in Hollywood: Miyagawa Eriko / Film & TV Producer
Episode overview
Miyagawa Eriko, a bilingual producer of SHOGUN, the highly acclaimed 2024 historical drama TV series set in Japan 400 years ago, talks about portraying Japan authentically in Hollywood.
Miyagawa Eriko, a bilingual producer of SHOGUN, the highly acclaimed 2024 historical drama TV series set in Japan 400 years ago, talks about portraying Japan authentically in Hollywood.
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Shaping the Future of Coffee With Direct Trade: Goto Masashi / CEO of TYPICA
Episode overview
Goto Masashi runs a platform linking coffee farmers and buyers directly, ensuring stable incomes despite market volatility. We asked him about the future of coffee amid climate change and challenges.
Goto Masashi runs a platform linking coffee farmers and buyers directly, ensuring stable incomes despite market volatility. We asked him about the future of coffee amid climate change and challenges.
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Bamboo for Revitalization: Singgih Susilo Kartono / Founder and Designer, Spedagi
Episode overview
Indonesian product designer Singgih Susilo Kartono has launched initiatives to revitalize deserted villages by producing unique products utilizing local natural resources such as bamboo.
Indonesian product designer Singgih Susilo Kartono has launched initiatives to revitalize deserted villages by producing unique products utilizing local natural resources such as bamboo.
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Sculpting Hope Beyond Centuries: Sotoo Etsuro / Sculptor of the Sagrada Familia
Episode overview
Sotoo Etsuro, Japanese sculptor at Sagrada Familia, has worked 47 years, interpreting Gaudi's vision and advancing the Basilica's completion, connecting past and future through sculpture.
Sotoo Etsuro, Japanese sculptor at Sagrada Familia, has worked 47 years, interpreting Gaudi's vision and advancing the Basilica's completion, connecting past and future through sculpture.
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Fight for Me, Fight for All Women: Clarisse Agbegnenou / Judoka
Episode overview
French judoka Clarisse Agbegnenou, a medalist at three consecutive Olympic Games and advocate towards a society where women can thrive more, continues her athletic career even after giving birth.
French judoka Clarisse Agbegnenou, a medalist at three consecutive Olympic Games and advocate towards a society where women can thrive more, continues her athletic career even after giving birth.
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Journalism for Humanity: Lesley Blume / Journalist and Author
Episode overview
An American journalist and author reports on nuclear victims' stories. Fallout, her masterpiece, explores how John Hersey's Hiroshima uncovered hibakusha experiences under GHQ's intense scrutiny.
An American journalist and author reports on nuclear victims' stories. Fallout, her masterpiece, explores how John Hersey's Hiroshima uncovered hibakusha experiences under GHQ's intense scrutiny.
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Tech to Predict Crime: Kajita Mami / Founder & CEO of Singular Perturbations
Episode overview
Kajita Mami, a former physics researcher, created a crime prediction system after being robbed in Italy. With world-leading accuracy, it is used by Brazil's police. Can it lead to a crime-free world?
Kajita Mami, a former physics researcher, created a crime prediction system after being robbed in Italy. With world-leading accuracy, it is used by Brazil's police. Can it lead to a crime-free world?
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Cracking the Complexity of Long COVID: Akiko Iwasaki / Professor of Immunobiology, Yale University
Episode overview
Dr. Akiko Iwasaki has devoted her career to studying vaccines, to ward off infectious diseases. She talks about breakthroughs in understanding Long COVID, and the importance of diverse voices in science.
Dr. Akiko Iwasaki has devoted her career to studying vaccines, to ward off infectious diseases. She talks about breakthroughs in understanding Long COVID, and the importance of diverse voices in science.
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Training Dogs to Save Lives Around the World: Murase Hidehiro / IRO Representative of Asia
Episode overview
Murase Hidehiro trains search-and-rescue dogs to save lives in disaster areas around the world. He talks about the importance of having dogs that are specifically able to respond to disasters in Asia.
Murase Hidehiro trains search-and-rescue dogs to save lives in disaster areas around the world. He talks about the importance of having dogs that are specifically able to respond to disasters in Asia.
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Picture Books for Children and Adults Alike: Miyakoshi Akiko / Picture Book Author
Episode overview
In 2024, Miyakoshi Akiko won a New York Times' Best Illustrated Children's Book Award. We see how she creates art, using charcoal and watercolors. And we discover the inspiration behind her work.
In 2024, Miyakoshi Akiko won a New York Times' Best Illustrated Children's Book Award. We see how she creates art, using charcoal and watercolors. And we discover the inspiration behind her work.
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Music That Nourishes the Soul: Yoshida Hirofumi / Conductor
Episode overview
Since 2021, Yoshida Hirofumi has been principal guest conductor of the Odesa National Academic Opera and Ballet Theater in Ukraine. He talks about what he hopes to convey through music amid conflict.
Since 2021, Yoshida Hirofumi has been principal guest conductor of the Odesa National Academic Opera and Ballet Theater in Ukraine. He talks about what he hopes to convey through music amid conflict.
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Connecting the Past and Future: Sekiguchi Itaru / Organ Builder
Episode overview
Sekiguchi Itaru helped to restore the pipe organ at Notre Dame in Paris, following the cathedral's fire in 2019. He tells us about his work, including the tuning and voicing of these instruments.
Sekiguchi Itaru helped to restore the pipe organ at Notre Dame in Paris, following the cathedral's fire in 2019. He tells us about his work, including the tuning and voicing of these instruments.
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The Heart of the Sutra Remixed: Akasaka Yogetsu / Meditation Music Artist, Zen Buddhist Priest
Episode overview
Akasaka Yogetsu, a priest with an international following, is known for combining beatboxing with Buddhist mantras. He talks about Zen philosophy and the spirit of "living in the here and now."
Akasaka Yogetsu, a priest with an international following, is known for combining beatboxing with Buddhist mantras. He talks about Zen philosophy and the spirit of "living in the here and now."
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A Suitcase that Leads the Way: Asakawa Chieko / Computer Scientist
Episode overview
Asakawa Chieko develops innovative products that transform the lives of the visually impaired. Asakawa, who is blind herself, introduces her greatest project yet: an AI suitcase.
Asakawa Chieko develops innovative products that transform the lives of the visually impaired. Asakawa, who is blind herself, introduces her greatest project yet: an AI suitcase.
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Illuminating the World with Hanabi: Saito Kentaro / Pyrotechnician
Episode overview
In 2024, a team led by Saito Kentaro won the bronze trophy as well as a special prize at the prestigious Montreal International Fireworks Competition. He talks about what fireworks mean to him.
In 2024, a team led by Saito Kentaro won the bronze trophy as well as a special prize at the prestigious Montreal International Fireworks Competition. He talks about what fireworks mean to him.
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Capturing Movement and Sense of Touch: Mizushiri Yoriko / Animation Artist
Episode overview
Mizushiri Yoriko won the Silver Bear in the short film competition at the 2025 Berlin International Film Festival. She talks about her passion for creating animations that evoke a sense of touch.
Mizushiri Yoriko won the Silver Bear in the short film competition at the 2025 Berlin International Film Festival. She talks about her passion for creating animations that evoke a sense of touch.
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