Begin Japanology - Season 3 / Year 2010
Season 3 / Year 2010
Episodes
Sentou
Karuta
Taiko
Cram School
Light
Footwear
Monkey
Soy Sauce
Tuna
Fusuma
Pearl
Todaiji
School Lunches
Geiko and Maiko
Robots
Wasabi
Women's Fashion Magazines
Izakaya
Apartments and Condominiums
Towns and Neighbourhoods
Tempura
Subways
Hairstyles
Home Appliances
Roof Tiles
Miniaturization
Silk
Soybeans
Curry
Dams
Hotels
Radio Calisthenics
Ekiben
Bridges
Earthquakes
Chrysanthemums
Cameras
Hiragana
Udon
Money
Nishikigoi
Volcanoes
Firefighting
Japan's architectural use of wood makes it a country particularly vulnerable to fires. This episode looks at Japan's civil firefighting brigades and the country's high-tech equipment used in disasters
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