1/50: People Who Lost A Newborn
26 May 2026A Japanese couple opens up about their grief after losing their newborn son just two hours after birth.
A Japanese couple opens up about their grief after losing their newborn son just two hours after birth.
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A Japanese couple opens up about their grief after losing their newborn son just two hours after birth.
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One in 36 people in Japan are foreign residents. As the country's population declines, the filmmakers look at Japanese society in a new era of foreign workers.
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A Japanese couple opens up about their grief after losing their newborn son just two hours after birth.
Transgender people discuss work, marriage and leisure, as they try to live their normal daily lives in a society still lacking in understanding.
One in 45 Japanese people is suspected to have a gambling addiction. A man who made a clean break from gambling shares his recovery journey from addiction.
One in 2,500 Japanese people started farming in 2022. New farmers, who worked in different industries, examine the values they have found in this demanding yet rewarding field.
One in 36 people in Japan are foreign residents. As the country's population declines, the filmmakers look at Japanese society in a new era of foreign workers.
The filmmakers shed light on the daily life of Kohara, a man who took a full year off to raise two children.
The filmmakers follow a man who chose not to own a smartphone.