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Nazotoki! Himitsu no Shiho-san
Season 1 • Episode 11 • Earth’s Treasures: National Museum Specimens
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Nazotoki! Himitsu no Shiho-san Season 1, Episode 11: Earth’s Treasures: National Museum Specimens
Mysterious creature over 6 meters long? A human skull, a mysterious animal in a bottle! Perfume, navigated by Naoki Tanaka, unravels the mysteries from selected specimens in the National Museum of Nature and Science's collection. Watch Nazotoki! Himitsu no Shiho-san Season 1, Episode 11 Earth’s Treasures: National Museum Specimens in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Nazotoki! Himitsu no Shiho-san Season 1, Episode 11 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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17 episodes
Rakuchu Rakugai Diagram Screen
Tomohito Yashima will guide us through "Rakuchu Rakugai-zu Byobu Funaki-bon," which depicts the scenery of Kyoto in the Warring States period and shows us how ordinary people lived and the political skills of Ieyasu Tokugawa.
45 min
National Treasure Tenmoku Tea Bowl
The second episode features the "National Treasure," "Aburitake Tenmoku Tea Bowl," a "miraculous tea bowl" made in China in the 12th and 13th centuries and loved by warlords in Japan.
45 min
Ito Jakuchu Hundred Flowers
Perfume approaches the Kompira-san's greatest treasure "Hyakka-zu" in ultra-high definition 3DCG! What are the historical mysteries and deep thoughts hidden in the unprecedented flower room created by the genius painter of Edo period, Jakuchu Ito?
45 min
Jomon Period dugout canoe
A series that uncovers the mysteries of history through its greatest treasures. An ultra-high definition CG reproduction of a Jomon-era wooden boat. The Jomon people, who could be said to be a people of the sea, rowed out to the open sea. We even get closer to the unknown spirituality of the people.
45 min
Van Gogh Sunflower
Perfume uses 3DCG to reveal the mystery of Van Gogh's masterpiece "Sunflowers". From angles and details not usually seen, Van Gogh's personality and his thoughts on this work will be revealed.
45 min
Kuya Shonin Standing Statue
Three members of Perfume admire a statue of Kuya Shonin, a monk of the Heian period (Important Cultural Property). Through close observation of the statue in high-definition 8K 3DCG, the mystery of the small giant who brought about a revolution in religion is explored.
45 min
Funabashi maki-e inkstone box
The color, shape, and design of the Funabashi maki-e inkstone box, a national treasure, are all full of surprises, and when Perfume explores the details and unravels its mysteries... they make a surprising discovery!
45 min
Haniwa Armored Warrior
In this program, Hanimaru and voice actress Mayumi Tanaka will guide Perfume as they uncover the secrets of the superstar of the haniwa world, the "Kakujia Warrior." 50 years ago, the "Kakujia Warrior" was the first haniwa to be designated a national treasure. It is familiar from history textbooks and was also the model for the movie "Daimajin," but what was it made for in the first place? This time, this precious haniwa has been turned into 3DCG using the latest technology. If you look closely, you will see the magnificent story hidden in the haniwa. The program will also use the "Kakujia Warrior" as a clue to delve into the "feelings" of people who lived in the Kofun period. Currently, the Tokyo National Museum in Tokyo and the National Museum of Modern Art in Tokyo are holding exhibitions of haniwa.
45 min
The Best Selection
This is a special edition of the series that uses ultra-high definition computer graphics to uncover the mysteries of cultural properties. The three Perfume members will also present their favorite treasures!
45 min
National Treasure Hayaraigo
In this program, Perfume, navigated by Hikaru Ijuin, will explore the secrets of the national treasure "Amida 25 Bosatsu Raigo-zu (Early Arrival and Departure)" at Chion-in Temple in Kyoto, Japan. Why do the Buddhas fly at an angle? It is related to the teachings of Honen Shonin, who taught that one could go to the Pure Land of Ultimate Bliss by chanting "Namu Amidabutsu," and the "salvation" sought by the people of the Kamakura period.
45 min
Earth’s Treasures: National Museum Specimens
Mysterious creature over 6 meters long? A human skull, a mysterious animal in a bottle! Perfume, navigated by Naoki Tanaka, unravels the mysteries from selected specimens in the National Museum of Nature and Science's collection.
45 min
Tsutaya Juzaburo's Ukiyo-e
During the Edo period, Tsutaya Juzaburo was a publisher who produced many ukiyo-e prints using artists such as Sharaku and Utamaro. You can enjoy these masterpieces in ultra-high definition CG. How did this genius producer create his hits? Your guide will be Miyamoto Amon!
45 min
Klimt's Golden Paintings
This time's treasures are the Golden Paintings by Klimt, a painter who was active in Austria. Through his masterpieces such as "The Kiss" and "Judith," we will explore the mystery of why Klimt was so obsessed with gold.
45 min
Amazing Technique Special
Four ultimate treasures showcasing the incredible skills of Japanese craftsmanship will be introduced. Using 3DCG, we will closely observe every detail. The guide for the program is announcer Masato Ikegami. ● Broadcast Date & Time (BS8K): Saturday, March 22, 6:00 PM
60 min
Da Vinci: The Lady with an Ermine
Broadcast of "Da Vinci: The Lady with an Ermine" on BS8K! The works of the genius artist Leonardo da Vinci will be featured. By viewing them in ultra-high-definition CG, traces of Da Vinci's craftsmanship become visible! The guide for the program is Ms. Shoko Nakagawa. Broadcast Date & Time (BS8K) March 23 (Sunday) at 6:15 PM
45 min
Hokusai: The Astonishing Wave Painting
Katsushika Hokusai's masterpiece "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" from the Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji series makes an appearance! We delve into what Hokusai sought in the waves he so passionately pursued. Original premiere broadcast date: August 17 (NHK BS8K)
45 min
Pine Trees Screen (Shorin-zu Byobu)
We'll uncover the secrets of the National Treasure Pine Trees Screen (Shorin-zu Byobu).
45 min