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Satoyama III - Japans Secret Forest Special Edition 2008

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Thousands of Japan’s Solar Plants Encroach Forests, Rice Fields, Wildlife Sanctuaries

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Pursuing a decarbonized society at low cost could have damaging effects on the Japanese archipelago.

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Gruesome whale hunts in Faroe Islands exposed by activists

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78 whales killed in front of cruise ship passengers in the Faroe Islands

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Cruise line apologizes after dozens of whales slaughtered in front of passengers

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A cruise line has apologized to its passengers after one of their ships arrived in the middle of a whale hunt where dozens of the animals were being slaughtered.

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In 2010, THE COVE, a documentary denouncing longstanding whale and dolphin hunting traditions, won an Academy Award®. Overnight, Taiji, the sleepy fishing town in Japan at the center of the film, became a go-to destination and battleground for activists from around the world. A WHALE OF A TALE reveals the complex story behind the ongoing debate. Can a proud 400-year-old whaling tradition survive a tsunami of modern animal-rights activism and colliding forces of globalism vs. localism?

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How One Political Party Has Dominated Modern Japan

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Japan is currently the 3rd largest economy in the world and has 127 million people that live on about 23% of the land. The other 77% of Japa…

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一般財団法人沖縄観光コンベンションビューロー

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The Ainu  Rekindling the Culture in Which Was Lost

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The Ainu  Rekindling the Culture in Which Was Lost

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Finding their niche: Unheard stories of migrant women (Trailer)

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This film documents the life of two Indian women migrants who moved to Japan more than a decade ago as trailing spouses. 

Jyoti, 41 and Mandeep, 39, grew up in the state of Punjab, northern India, in middle-class households. They received a good education and had promising careers in India. Then, in their early 20s, they each agreed to marry men living in Japan by arrangement. 

The women were excited to move to a foreign country and to be with their husbands but they had no prior knowledge of Japan. Having witnessed at a distance the lives of their relatives settled in the US, UK and Canada, they had similar expectations for their own future lives in Japan. But the reality was to prove different from the expectation. 

In place of comfort, luxury, love, and fun, loneliness and fear took over. Through personal narratives told by the women, we examine past, present and future expectations and see how these affect their roles as Indian women, wives, mothers and workers in a foreign country, as well as the challenges they faced in ‘Finding their Niche’.
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Filmed, directed and edited by Megha Wadhwa 
Editorial advice: Andy Lawrence
Project Support: Filmmaking for Fieldwork
Re-recording Mixing: Francois Yazbeck
Color Correction:Nour Yazbech
Subtitles: Megha Wadhwa, Ben Stubbings 

*The film is a part of project 'Qualification and skill in the migration process of foreign workers in Asia' (QuaMaFA) and funded by Ministry of Education and Research, Germany (BMBF)

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Shocking choice of opening ceremony ‘entertainment’ at Enoshima World Cup (2020 Olympic sailing venue) with sailors taken to a captive dolphin show https://t.co/CedZDSNax8

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Couldn’t be more embarrassed with what I’m witnessing. We are sailors, and apparently a ‘green’ sport @worldsailing #sorrynature #openingceremony 😢 https://t.co/3hgF1eXEAq

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Shocking choice of opening ceremony ‘entertainment’ at Enoshima World Cup (2020 Olympic sailing venue) with sailors taken to a captive dolphin show https://t.co/CedZDSNax8
— Yachting World (@yachtingworld) September 10, 2018

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This park is actually better than we thought; we were bracing to see dolphins in horrible pens, but that wasn't the case...they have lots of room to swim around. The kids got to walk out to greet the dolphins and give them food.

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SYND 26 2 78 DOLPHINS SLAUGHTERED OFF IKI ISLAND IN JAPAN

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The Cove begins in Taiji, Japan, where former dolphin trainer Ric O'Barry has come to set things right after a long search for redemption. In the 1960s, it was O'Barry who captured and trained the 5 dolphins who played the title character in the international television sensation Flipper.

But his close relationship with those dolphins - the very dolphins who sparked a global fascination with trained sea mammals that continues to this day - led O'Barry to a radical change of heart. One fateful day, a heartbroken Barry came to realize that these deeply sensitive, highly intelligent and self-aware creatures so beautifully adapted to life in the open ocean must never be subjected to human captivity again. This mission has brought him to Taiji, a town that appears to be devoted to the wonders and mysteries of the sleek, playful dolphins and whales that swim off their coast.

But in a remote, glistening cove, surrounded by barbed wire and "Keep Out" signs, lies a dark reality. It is here, under cover of night, that the fishermen of Taiji, driven by a multi-billion dollar dolphin entertainment industry and an underhanded market for mercury-tainted dolphin meat, engage in an unseen hunt. The nature of what they do is so chilling - and the consequences are so dangerous to human health - they will go to great lengths to halt anyone from seeing it.

The Cove is directed by Louie Psihoyos and produced by Paula DuPre Pesman and Fisher Stevens. The film is written by Mark Monroe. The executive producer is Jim Clark and the co-producer is Olivia Ahnemann.

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