Seasoning the Seasons — Season 1, Episode 17: Nights of Snow
Documentary • 28 min • 13 seasons, 162 episodes • ★ 10.0/10
Episode synopsis
Areas of Japan experience the heaviest snowfall in the world. The people there have come up with various ways to spend those cold, silent, fearful winter nights when human companionship becomes so important, not to mention dishes born in the freezing weather that now rank among the representative Japanese flavors. What did they think, feel and create on those long, snow-bound nights? Join us for a wide-ranging look at the snowy nights of Japan.
About Seasoning the Seasons
This program visits places across Japan to introduce the charms of their local daily life and festivals fostered by the nation's long history.
More episodes from Season 1
- E1Kyoto: Coloring the Season
- E2Kakunodate: Stories of Old Families
- E3Spirited Away to Tono
- E4Japanese Towers: Memories Past and Present
- E5Matsushima: Islands of Beauty and Prayer
- E6Suwa: A Celebration Down Through Time
- E7Niyodo River: Living with Japan's Clearest River
- E8Mt. Fuji
- E9Awa Dance: Obon Festival with 100,000 Dancers
- E10Kamakura: Samurai and Zen
- E11Itsukushima: Island of the Gods
- E12Hand-Made in Japan