｜Length : 28min. ｜Year : 1995 ｜

The Shinkansen "Bullet Train" is a marvel of modern technology, quite at odds with a traditional Japanese dairy farm. There is exquisite irony, therefore, in the location of the Kamio family's farm right above the Shinkansen's famous Tanna Tunnel. The trains speed through underground but Mr.Kamio and his son pay no heed. They tend their cows the old-fashioned way, with organic cow feed. The result is gallons of wholesome milk every day and a lot of pride. Only in Japan!

｜Length : 29min. ｜Year : 1995 ｜

Are international marriages difficult? Katsuyoshi Sato would most likely answer no. Katsuyoshi met Christine when she came to Yamagata Prefecture from the Philippines as an apprentice seamstress. Married for five years now, they live in a large household of seven, including their two children, and are very happy. With the support of her family and other Filipino wives married to Japanese, Christine has largely overcome the problems of an "international marriage" and living in Japan.

｜Length : 29min. ｜Year : 1995 ｜

Hidetoshi Tanaka is a big man in a lot of ways - but, of course, there is a woman behind every great man. That woman is Tanaka's wife Yuko, who supports him in his efforts to develop sumo as a college sport. As supervisor of Nihon University's sumo club, Tanaka has helped train many top wrestlers including Tomonohana and Daishoho. He and his wife work together to nurture their club which has some 40 boarding students. Theirs is a fascinating, if different kind of dream!

｜Length : 44min. ｜Year : 1995 ｜

Suffering from a chronic shortage of fishermen at home, the Japanese fishing is going international; more than 20 percent of the crews responsible for Japan's bonito catch are fisherrnen from Kiribati in the Pacific. Young Kiribati crewmen like 18 year old Aoshi study their craft at the Ocean Training Center in Kiribati under a 67-year-old Japanese fisherman. The program focuses on the efforts of Aoshi and other young trainees - and the bond that develops between them and their teacher so far away from home.

｜Length : 59min. ｜Year : 1995 ｜

Could the atomic bombing of Nagasaki and Hiroshima have been part of a gigantic experiment? It seems so. This disturbing documentary was made using the American Freedom of Information Act to gain access to data never before made public. In addition, the program looks at the nuclear contamination near the Hanford nuclear weapons manufacturing facility in the U.S. where there are high rates of hypothyroidism, cancer, and other ailments associated with exposure to radiation.