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Japanology Plus Season 3

Going a step further from our previous series BEGIN Japanology, host Peter Barakan visits experts in various fields to show Japanese culture from a new perspective.

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Episode 1 - Popular Theater (0 link)

Episode 2 - Oni: Japanese Ogres (0 link)

Episode 3 - Japanese Dog Breeds (0 link)

Episode 4 - Japanophiles: Peter MacMillan (0 link)

Episode 5 - Konamon: Flour-based Cuisine (0 link)

Episode 6 - Frozen Food (0 link)

Episode 7 - Slippers (0 link)

Episode 8 - Japanophiles: Ondrej Hybl (0 link)

Episode 9 - Tokyo: Water (0 link)

Episode 10 - Tokyo: Backstreets and Alleys (0 link)

Episode 11 - Mechanical Dolls (0 link)

Episode 12 - Swords (0 link)

Episode 13 - Bathrooms (0 link)

Episode 14 - Japanophiles: David Atkinson (0 link)

Episode 15 - Monkeys (1 links)

Episode 16 - Banknotes (0 link)

Episode 17 - Plasterwork (0 link)

Episode 18 - Japanophiles: Wolfgang Loeger (0 link)

Episode 19 - Insects (0 link)

Episode 20 - Donburi: Rice Bowls (0 link)

Episode 21 - Osechi: New Year's Food (0 link)

Episode 22 - Japanophiles: Thomas Ainsworth (0 link)

Episode 23 - Sunakku Bars (0 link)

Episode 24 - Tohoku Nine Years On: Living with Ghosts (0 link)

Episode 25 - Tohoku Nine Years On: Voices of the Deceased (0 link)

Episode 26 - Japanophiles: Harold George Meij (0 link)

Episode 27 - Laundry Services (2 links)

Episode 28 - Miso (0 link)

Episode 29 - Japanophiles: Johan Nilsson Bjoerk (0 link)

Episode 30 - Japan vs. Epidemics (0 link)

Episode 31 - Wasabi (7 links)

Episode 32 - Geisha: A Sunset Trade? (4 links)

Episode 33 - Expert Craft Skills (0 link)

Episode 34 - Japanophiles: Kim Seungbok (0 link)

Episode 35 - Aloha Shirts (8 links)

Episode 36 - Japanophiles: Gyoei Saile (4 links)

Episode 37 - Rice Snacks (3 links)

Episode 38 - Urban Workshops (4 links)

Episode 39 - Tokyo Rooftops (6 links)

Episode 41 - Tokyo Stories #2: Mateusz Urbanowicz (4 links)

Episode 42 - Japanophiles: Anna Bugaeva (4 links)

Episode 43 - Mushrooms (4 links)

Episode 45 - Moss (7 links)

Episode 46 - Libraries (7 links)

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