Японолоґія плюс (2014—)

Japanology Plus

13 сезонів, 484 епізодів



    01. Bathhouses
    02. Ramen
    03. Mt. Fuji
    04. Shogi
    05. Cherry Trees
    06. Akihabara
    07. Wagashi
    08. Ninja
    09. Rice
    10. Castles
    14. Karaoke Boxes
    15. Bento
    16. Bamboo
    17. Taiko Drums
    18. Tsukiji Market
    19. Festivals
    20. Japanese Gardens
    21. Origami
    22. Buddhist Statues
    23. Yokai
    24. Shinkansen
    25. Lessons for Life
    26. Robots
    27. Sports Days
    28. Bonsai
    29. Sushi
    30. Geisha
    34. The Seikan Tunnel
    35. Snow Country
    36. Comedy
    38. A Season of Change
    39. Waste and Recycling
    40. Period Dramas
    41. Weight Loss Industry
    42. Dams
    43. Izakaya
    44. Craft Beer
    45. Fermented Foods
    46. Umbrellas
    47. Job Hunting
    50. English at School
    52. Bunraku
    53. Kids' Summer Holidays
    54. Swimming
    55. Haunted Houses
    56. Onsen
    58. Cameras
    59. Wrapping and Packaging
    60. Tokyo Housing
    62. Kombu
    63. Hotels and Inns
    64. Tidying Up
    65. Mt. Takao
    67. Silk
    68. Underground Tokyo
    69. Earthquake Preparedness
    71. Japanophiles - Pico Iyer
    72. Okinawan Dance
    01. Whisky
    02. Quest for Perfect Skin
    03. Bladed Tools
    04. Family Crests
    05. Breakfast
    06. Footwear
    07. Running
    08. Emoji
    09. Ekiben
    10. Bicycles
    11. Kimono
    12. Kokeshi Dolls
    15. Toilets
    16. Bridges
    17. A Nation of Singers
    18. Restoring Castles
    19. Volcanoes
    20. School Club Activities
    21. Smells
    22. Paper
    24. Katsuobushi
    25. Day Care for Kids
    26. Sweets and Snacks
    27. Hairdressing
    29. Noh Theater
    30. Moving Services
    31. Okinawan Karate
    32. Sleep
    33. Tokyo Rail Network
    34. Denim
    37. Buddhist Altars
    38. Driving Schools
    39. Curry
    40. Cafes
    42. School Lunches
    43. Capsule Toys
    44. Buses
    45. Traditional Music
    48. Urban Renewal
    49. Fireworks
    50. Anthropomorphism
    52. Children and Sports
    53. Amusement Parks
    56. Shrine Duties
    57. Special Rescue Teams
    63. Ocean Fishing
    64. The Police
    66. New Trends in Logistics
    67. Game Arcades
    68. Snow Removal
    69. Shopping Streets
    72. Miniature Culture
    73. Marriage
    74. 100 Yen Shops
    75. Deep-fried Food
    76. Lighthouses
    78. Industrial Heritage
    79. Graves
    80. Rice Cultivation
    84. Roadside Stations
    85. Summer Resorts
    86. Yurei: Japanese Ghosts
    87. Radio Calisthenics
    90. A Sense of the Divine
    92. School Sports Days
    93. School Satchels
    94. Aquariums
    95. Onigiri: Rice Balls
    97. Coffee
    98. Meiji-era Advisors
    99. School Uniforms
    100. Soba Restaurants
    101. Roof Tilers
    105. Wood: Culture
    106. Wood: Carpentry
    108. Meat
    01. Popular Theater
    02. Oni: Japanese Ogres
    03. Japanese Dog Breeds
    06. Frozen Food
    07. Slippers
    09. Tokyo: Water
    11. Mechanical Dolls
    12. Swords
    13. Bathrooms
    15. Monkeys
    16. Banknotes
    17. Plasterwork
    19. Insects
    20. Donburi - Rice Bowls
    21. Osechi: New Year's Food
    23. Sunakku Bars
    27. Laundry Services
    28. Miso
    30. Japan vs. Epidemics
    31. Wasabi
    32. Geisha: A Sunset Trade?
    33. Expert Craft Skills
    35. Aloha Shirts
    37. Rice Snacks
    38. Urban Workshops
    39. Tokyo Rooftops
    43. Mushrooms
    45. Moss
    46. Libraries
    48. Ukiyo-e
    01. Cleaning Tools
    02. Lacquerware
    03. Suits
    04. Emergency Goods
    08. Tiny Houses
    09. Watches & Clocks
    10. Plastic Food Samples
    12. Cats and Japan
    13. Personal Robots
    14. Scissors
    16. Luck
    17. Tatami
    18. Chests & Cabinets
    20. Bamboo
    22. Ainu: A New Generation
    24. Kotatsu: Heated Tables
    25. VTubers
    26. Traditional Homes
    28. Jomon Period: Dogu
    01. Ocean Fishing
    02. The Police
    04. New Trends in Logistics
    05. Game Arcades
    06. Snow Removal
    07. Shopping Streets
    10. Miniature Culture
    11. Marriage
    12. 100 Yen Shops
    13. Deep-fried Food
    14. Lighthouses
    16. Industrial Heritage
    17. Graves
    18. Rice Cultivation
    22. Roadside Stations
    23. Summer Resorts
    24. Yurei: Japanese Ghosts
    25. Radio Calisthenics
    28. A Sense of the Divine
    30. School Sports Days
    31. School Satchels
    32. Aquariums
    33. Onigiri: Rice Balls
    35. Coffee
    36. Meiji-era Advisors
    37. School Uniforms
    38. Soba Restaurants
    01. Roof Tilers
    05. Wood: Culture
    06. Wood: Carpentry
    08. Meat
    09. Popular Theater
    10. Oni: Japanese Ogres
    11. Japanese Dog Breeds
    14. Frozen Food
    15. Slippers
    17. Tokyo: Water
    19. Mechanical Dolls
    20. Swords
    21. Bathrooms
    23. Monkeys
    24. Banknotes
    25. Plasterwork
    27. Insects
    28. Donburi: Rice Bowls
    01. Osechi: New Year's Food
    03. Sunakku Bars
    07. Laundry Services
    08. Miso
    10. Japan vs. Epidemics
    11. Wasabi
    12. Geisha: A Sunset Trade?
    13. Expert Craft Skills
    15. Aloha Shirts
    17. Rice Snacks
    18. Urban Workshops
    19. Tokyo Rooftops
    23. Mushrooms
    01. Moss
    02. Libraries
    04. Ukiyo-e
    06. Cleaning Tools
    07. Lacquerware
    08. Suits
    09. Emergency Goods
    13. Tiny Houses
    14. Watches & Clocks
    15. Plastic Food Samples
    17. Cats and Japan
    18. Personal Robots
    19. Scissors
    21. Luck
    22. Tatami
    23. Chests & Cabinets
    25. Bamboo
    27. Ainu: A New Generation
    02. Kotatsu: Heated Tables
    03. VTubers
    04. Traditional Homes
    06. Jomon Period: Dogu
    08. Face Masks
    09. Washi: Japanese Paper
    10. Name Stamps and Seals
    11. Showa Nostalgia
    13. Keitora: Tiny Trucks
    14. Vinyl Records
    17. Frozen Food
    19. Goldfish
    20. Welfare Goods
    21. Water-related Disasters
    23. The Moon
    24. Cardboard
    01. Kitchens
    03. Dinosaurs
    05. Camping
    06. Male Aesthetics
    07. Konnyaku
    09. Ueno
    10. Meteorological Data
    14. Vacant Homes
    16. Japanese Honeybees
    18. Unused Fish
    19. Garbage
    20. Firefighting
    22. Izumo: Home of the Gods
    01. Onigiri
    02. Repair
    04. Octopuses
    05. Leather Shoes
    06. Torii
    07. Mamachari
    09. Family Restaurants
    10. Natto
    11. Stationery
    15. Origami
    16. Sake
    17. Offices
    19. Bookstores
    20. Convenience Stores
    21. Sleep
    01. Glasswork
    02. Fragrances
    03. Salmon
    05. Danchi Housing Complexes
    06. Jazz Kissa
    08. Sashiko Embroidery
    09. Seaweed
    10. Kyoto Confectionery
    11. Tidying Up
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