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Disasters and Foreign Residents
Culture Crossroads - S6 - E5
Panic, isolation, evacuation shelter life, community cooperation, network support... Foreign workers living in the Noto Peninsula area describe their experience of the major January 2024 earthquake.
Culture Crossroads: Season 6 - 9 Episode s
6x1 - Standing by Afghan Women
February 4, 2024
Yotsukaido City, Chiba Pref., has Japan's largest Afghan population. Language and religion create difficulties for women at schools and hospitals. This program shows people who go all out to help.
6x2 - BOSAI: Be Prepared - Volunteer Fire Corps
February 12, 2024
This episode introduces Japan's unique volunteer fire corps composed of local residents who often arrive at a disaster scene before professional firefighters. A Thai reporter visits Sano City.
6x3 - BOSAI: Be Prepared - Children's Needs in Disasters
March 4, 2024
What preparations are needed to protect children in the event of a disaster? This episode considers not only their physical safety, but also their mental well-being during stressful evacuation.
6x4 - Japanese High-Tech Toys Go Global!
March 24, 2024
Japanese high-tech toys, fusing advanced technology and "kawaii" culture, are booming, even in education and space exploration. Through a Chinese woman at a toy maker, we look at their global advance.
6x5 - Disasters and Foreign Residents
May 19, 2024
Panic, isolation, evacuation shelter life, community cooperation, network support... Foreign workers living in the Noto Peninsula area describe their experience of the major January 2024 earthquake.
6x6 - Connecting the World Through Fermentation
May 26, 2024
Japanese fermented foods have a long history, but sake and miso producers face problems as eating habits change. A "fermentation designer" is aiming to bring Japan's fermented culture to the world.
6x7 - Evacuee Support As Time Passes
June 9, 2024
Local foreign residents have been helping people stricken by the Noto Peninsula Earthquake through ongoing support activities, starting with an emergency curry kitchen and meeting changing needs.
6x8 - Food Adventures Connect Us All
July 7, 2024
A supermarket is attracting attention for its handling of both halal food for Muslims and common Japanese foodstuffs. What is the new kind of communication created by such food culture differences?
6x9 - Tokyo's Largest Indian Community
August 11, 2024
In Edogawa City, where 40% of Tokyo's Indian population resides, a cultural exchange program gives Japanese residents the chance to visit Indian homes as well as facilities run by Indians.