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J-Travel: Japan's Beautiful Scenery

J-Travel: Japan's Beautiful Scenery

Japan's Beautiful Scenery

• KSCI - LA18 (UTB Programing)
• Every Mon.-Thu. 7:00AM - 7:20AM
• UTB Hollywood
• English Subtitles?

No other countries than Japan has such a diverse, wealthy nature in the world. Simultaneously, nature of Japan has been achieved important role on its culture and spirit of Japanese people through deep relationship between people and nature.
We would like you to realize the beauty and marvelous of nature left in many parts of Japan and feel the spirit of it once again through this new program "Japan's Beautiful Scenery."

Time Table:
04/05/07: Fukuoka [Washio tideland]
(*On Air Time: 7:35AM - 8:00AM)

04/09/07: Hokkaido [Lake Toufutsu]
04/10/07: Gifu [Neo River]
04/11/07: [Yashaga pond]
04/12/07: Atsumi Peminsula [Shiogawa tideland]

04/16/07: Miyagi [Kabukuri pond]
04/17/07: [Bousoukyuuryo/Spring]
04/18/07: [Soyakyuuryo/Spring]
04/19/07: Hokkaido [Matsumae/Northern Cherry Bloosom]

04/23/07: Miyazaki [Birou Island]
04/24/07: Izu archipelago [Kouzu island]
04/25/07: Aomori [Lake Juuni]
04/26/07: The foot of Mt.Fuji [Nashigawara]

04/30/07: Hokkaido [Okushiri Island]
05/01/07: Ibaragi [The East Sea/Ajigaura sandhill]
05/02/07: Akita [Tama River]
05/03/07: Chichibussanchi [Kobushigatake]

05/07/07: Hokkaido [Lake Touya]
05/08/07: Mt. Rokko
05/09/07: The inland Sea of Japan [Kurahashi island]
05/10/07: North Alps [Tsubakurodake]

05/14/07: Fukuoka [Okino Island]
05/15/07: Sapporo/Maruyama [Squirrel forrest]
05/16/07: Niigata [Sakata]
05/17/07: Tokushima [Kaifu River]

05/21/07: Chiba [Youryou valley]
05/22/07: Chiba [Tanizu tideland]
05/23/07: Asahitake
05/24/07: Mt.Akagi

Edit: Used on-air no-sub posticon.

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I would love to watch this new program, but only if it has e-subs. I've dropped a note to UTB asking about subbing. If I hear back from them, I'll share the answer.
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class blockquote nchristi wrote:
I would love to watch this new program, but only if it has e-subs. I've dropped a note to UTB asking about subbing. If I hear back from them, I'll share the answer.Thanks nchristi, I'm hoping it will have subs, it didn't mention anything about it on the site, but UTB usually has subs for most of it's shows. Unless this is a show made for the English speaking audience, and has a English speaking host. (But, I doubt it... LOL!)


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I've always wished they would e-sub their Friday morning news program, too. But, alas and alack, it has never been done.

This scenery program will be so interesting, I am sure. I have always been particularly interested in seeing the different regions of Japan. For example, I like to watch Dotch food battle mostly to see the sections on their "special ingredients." I love to see the various regions and the "real" people who farm, or fish, or raise livestock—whatever. That's always my favorite part.

Then, too, I sorely miss the travelogues that follow the taiga drama. That always brought everything alive for me and I so enjoyed seeing the present day locations. I hate it when a new taiga begins and they split the first episode. They always put the travelogue in as a filler, but it only makes me angry that I can't see it at the end of EVERY episode! emoticon
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I think this would be nice. My son hopes to travel to Japan so this will be nice to watch. Do you think they will continue it after May or go back to the daily dramas.

We actually enjoy the Friday news program. Probably because we see the male anchor so much out and about.

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I'm looking forward to this. It will be a nice change of pace from the rather bland asadoras they selected the last few times.

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it looked pretty good but i was saddened to see no subtitles. so i got bored and didnt watch it

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Sadly, no subtitles. But I'm actually okay without them and my son gets some practice in. There is definitely some beautiful scenery shown.

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class blockquote hyunkyu wrote:

it looked pretty good but i was saddened to see no subtitles. so i got bored and didnt watch itThe scenery is definitely beautiful. It is hard to figure out some things without subtitles but we're still watching it. I still think we'll try to catch the entire thing

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