The Changing Leaves
31 May 2026No episode description is available yet.
The Culture of Gold Leaf, gossamer layers beget profound beauty. Dive deep into the ancient capital, still innovative 1,200 years after its foundation.
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No episode description is available yet.
The Culture of Gold Leaf, gossamer layers beget profound beauty. Dive deep into the ancient capital, still innovative 1,200 years after its foundation.
The Culture of Gold Leaf, gossamer layers beget profound beauty. Dive deep into the ancient capital, still innovative 1,200 years after its foundation.
The filmmakers spotlight the satoyama style of living and the customs that influenced life in the ancient capital of Kyoto.
The filmmakers shed light on the art of clamp-resist dyeing, which results in unique color patterns on fabrics.
The host visits shops across Kyoto to explore the world of oyatsu, or traditional Japanese snacks and treats.
A look at a professional furniture restorer who runs a cleaning service that restores family treasures to their former glory.
The filmmakers explore the origin of the custom of giving gifts at milestones and at the change of seasons.
The filmmakers shed light on the Maki-e lacquering technique using gold dust sprinkled on a jet-black background, producing a shimmering effect.
Children gather at the street corners where Jizo statues stand for lively festivities. People pray for the health and success of their children during this cornerstone of faith.
The filmmakers shed light on the traditional method of roof thatching that uses Hinoki cypress bark and the efforts in upholding this craftsmanship.
The filmmakers shed light on the traditional method of roof thatching that uses Hinoki cypress bark and the efforts in upholding this craftsmanship.
Children gather at the street corners where Jizo statues stand for lively festivities. People pray for the health and success of their children during this cornerstone of faith.
The filmmakers shed light on the Maki-e lacquering technique using gold dust sprinkled on a jet-black background, producing a shimmering effect.
The filmmakers explore the origin of the custom of giving gifts at milestones and at the change of seasons.
A look at a professional furniture restorer who runs a cleaning service that restores family treasures to their former glory.
The host visits shops across Kyoto to explore the world of oyatsu, or traditional Japanese snacks and treats.
The filmmakers spotlight the satoyama style of living and the customs that influenced life in the ancient capital of Kyoto.