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Daisuke Miura serves as the creative force behind the fake documentary that delves into the complexities of human behavior. Female entertainers including Manami Hashimoto, Buruma Kanno, Ami Suzuki, and Yui Imaizumi bring to life the fictional world envisioned by Miura. The program unfolds through interviews with Miura, who plays the role of a director within the fictional program, with Kazunobu Hamada providing narration. (thetv.jp)

The article discusses the Yarlung Tsangpo River in Tibet, which is known as the highest major river globally. It explores the stunning natural landscapes and distinct cultural traditions surrounding the Yarlung Tsangpo River, as well as the historical and ecological heritage of the local area. (Dimsum.my)

Set out on an adventure throughout China to discover the unique regional hot pot dishes and how this comforting meal unites individuals. (Netflix)

The documentary showcases the tales of individuals from Shunde and their traditional dishes, as well as delves into their past

This documentary explores the traditional Cantonese cuisine in Guangdong, China, known as "Old Guang". Through the lens of food, we delve into the origins of ingredients and uncover the authentic charm of daily meals enjoyed by the old Cantonese. The beauty of nature, rural life, harvest traditions, and culinary creativity are all showcased in this immersive exploration.

Filmed as a dramatic presentation, this documentary is a unique exploration of an ancient era in Chinese history over 2,500 years ago. It delves into the stories of legendary leaders from the seven states of Qi, Chu, Yan, Han, Zhao, Wei, and Qin, recounting the dramatic events that shaped the nation from the end of the Warring States Period to the establishment of Qin's rule.

Explore the world of rice noodles in this comprehensive documentary series consisting of five parts, shedding light on this humble yet influential ingredient in Chinese culinary tradition. (Netflix)

A short drama featuring Stray Kids members Hyunjin and I.N, created for the 2018 Hanhwa Seoul Fireworks Festival.

The production "Persona: Sulli" consists of two components: a short film named "4: Clean Island" and a full-length documentary titled "Dear Jinri," showcasing the final interview of the star known as Sulli. "4: Clean Island" follows the story of Nezzi (played by Sulli), who aspires to move to the pristine destination known as 'Clean Island'. To gain entry, Nezzi must confess a sin involving a special pig, providing a platform for Sulli to deliver a captivating and emotional performance. "Dear Jinri" is a documentary featuring insights and reflections from 25-year-old Choi Jinri (Sulli) through interviews, expressing her desire for the public to accept and appreciate her true self.

The rivalry between the Equality Bees and the Family Guardian Coalition has intensified following the approval of the marriage equality bill. Those in favor of the bill are unable to understand the opposing views, while the opposers appear uninterested in acknowledging LGBT rights. Amid this ongoing conflict, the impact on individuals' lives and values is becoming increasingly evident. Perhaps the only solution lies in returning to a time when we did not categorize one another, and instead find common ground to engage in respectful dialogue. The debut episode of "Queer Taiwan" features discussions with representatives from both sides, such as Equality Bees founder Fan Gan Hao, pro-equality activist Lin Yu Ting, pro-LGBTQIA-rights reverend Chen Si Hao, anti-LGBTQIA reverend Zhao Pei Feng, who has clashed with the Equality Bees in public, Taiwan Family Union representative Chien Mong Hsuan, and Jovi, a member of a lesbian family with a child. Additionally, straight families have been invited to share their perspectives. Through these heartfelt stories, there is an opportunity for everyone to truly listen and understand each other.

Taking cues from the popular series "A Bite of China", this brief film showcases the key highlights of Chongqing's culinary offerings

Take a seat and prepare your chopsticks because A Taste of China is the ultimate television show about Chinese food. This series covers everything from the country's extensive culinary history to its most unique dishes and exotic ingredients. Filmed in over 60 different places and showcasing renowned chefs from around the globe, it is sure to impress even the most experienced food enthusiasts.

A side story featuring Sarukawa's coworkers at Lonron, a beverage company, unfolds

30-year-old Sada Seiya is employed at a general trading company and is considered the top performer in the Intermedia Communication Department, also known as the Handsome Department

The narrative follows Lee, a versatile individual who tackles challenges outside of the police's jurisdiction using unconventional methods

A docudrama delving into the historical evolution of Dunhuang, tracing its transformation from a distant border settlement to a pivotal center of commerce and culture in Western China over the centuries. The narrative is interwoven with insights from specialists in the field.

Brief film focusing on the life of actor Tony Leung

For many years, Kwong Ming Pawn Shop has been well-known for its skilled owner, Uncle Kin, who has treated orphaned siblings Kwan Ling and Kwan Chun as if they were his own family. Despite a falling out that separated them, the siblings make a comeback years later when the shop encounters financial difficulties. Their return presents new obstacles and surprising twists, ultimately changing their connections and the future of the shop.

Two young women engaged in a lively discussion about the cultural aspects of Tokyo during the late hours of the night. (WOWOW)

Tanaka Reiichi, a young medical intern from a lineage of physicians, belongs to the "satori generation

Illustrates the process of collaborating to produce a unique song while reconciling their previous struggles and disagreements. The peak of the story will feature a live acoustic performance by the duo. (News Yahoo)

Yukina, a third-year university student known for her outstanding academic performance, faces a series of rejections while attempting to secure internships at companies. This leaves her feeling disheartened and lacking in confidence. Unexpectedly, her professor assigns her to a training program focused on revitalizing the struggling Susukino snack bar "Yukari." Despite feeling out of her element in the unfamiliar world of snack bars, Yukina is tasked with enhancing the bar's operations and devising business strategies. As she delves deeper into the issues faced by customers at the bar, she uncovers underlying regional challenges in Hokkaido. Drawing on her marketing expertise, Yukina tackles these issues and sparks a transformation in Susukino. The narrative unfolds against the backdrop of "Yukari" and Susukino, highlighting the bonds formed and Yukina's personal growth throughout the journey.

Takamura Minami, a 29-year-old employee at a small design firm in Fukuoka city, is approaching the significant age of 30. Despite the weight on her mind, she finds solace in the local cuisine of Fukuoka and her support for the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks baseball team. This story is a heartfelt depiction of daily life in Fukuoka, where the delicious food and baseball team play a central role in Minami's experiences.

The narrative takes place in a beauty parlor known as Meikyu Aitomi, where departed souls stop by before journeying to the afterlife. Here, individuals who have received a transformation from a Shinigami hairstylist can reunite with their family and loved ones from their current life for a brief moment. Miho Saeki found herself in a coma following a car accident, yet she managed to visit Meikyo Aitomi despite still being alive.

An original play depicting how character relationships evolve with the passing of seasons. (natalie.mu)

A new drama series spun off from the Tuesday drama Unknown is based in the Yamihara household, where amusing interactions take place in the main plot, revealing the story of the parents' relationship