Wild Hokkaido!
NR
6
2017
Documentary
Be immersed in nature's beauty. Discover Hokkaido at its wildest and best as our presenter guides you through its amazing experiences.
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Episode 15 : Shiretoko, Brown Bears of the Shore
October. 08,2017
This episode's stage is the Shiretoko Peninsula, a registered World Natural Heritage Site. Shiretoko is well known for having one of the highest Brown bear population densities in the world. Our show’s host, Charlotte Kate Fox will explore the forest where the Brown bears actually live with a guide. They will come across many traces of the Brown bears from a hole that they used for hibernating to a fresh set of large footprints. In addition, we will show you rare footage that displays the ecology of a Brown bear parent and its cub over the course of 6 months.
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Episode 13 : The Forest of Higashi-Taisetsu
September. 10,2017
Today's stage is the forest of Higashi-Taisetsu, located close to the center of Hokkaido. The rich forest of Higashi-Taisetsu has a mixture of coniferous and broadleaf trees as well as over 150 types of birds and 300 different species of plants. Our show’s navigator, Charlotte Kate Fox, will experience the lush forest of Higashi-Taisetsu with a thrilling activity where she will fly through the trees. In addition, we have rare footages that have captured the ecology of the creatures that live in this forest.
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Episode 1 : Winter in Mt. Yotei, Niseko
February. 17,2017
Niseko has become synonymous with hitting the slopes in Hokkaido. The fine snow lures skiers from Japan and abroad. Tune in to take a ride on the lift and revel in breathtaking views of Mt. Yotei. This episode also features rare footage of wild birds and fish related to char. Join our reporter for some easy trekking amid the great nature of Niseko.
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