Where We Call Home
Season 4 Episode 15 - Keeping the Fire of Folkcraft Burning
Mass-produced items are nice and cheap, but none have the beauty and warmth of handmade objects. This is especially true in Japan, where handcrafted houseware has long been part of daily living. We follow Terry Ellis from the UK, who from his shop in Koenji, Tokyo, promotes the appeal of folkcraft from all over the country and works to adapt it to modern lifestyles. Later on, still in Tokyo, we drop by a beauty salon in Ikebukuro to meet Chinese Shang Haiyi, who trains to become a hairdresser.
Episodes in Season 4
Fostering the Future of the Countryside
27 min
Hunting with Reverence for Life and Nature
27 min
Hitting the Powdery Backcountry in Safety
27 min
Caring for Patients Like Family
27 min
Life Lessons Learned Through Play
27 min
Preserving the Memories of 3.11
27 min
Bound in Heart by Sumo
27 min
Chin Up! Let's Dance!
27 min
Two-Wheelers Like None Other
27 min
In Search for the Taste of Yashiostan
27 min
Bridging Cultural Gaps in Work and Life
27 min
For Little Smiles Beyond the Ocean
27 min
Never Give Up, Your Chance Will Come
27 min
A Ugandan Teen's Big-league Dream
27 min
Keeping the Fire of Folkcraft Burning
27 min
Glamping Mongolian Style
27 min
Happiness Rests on the Clouds
27 min
Living It Slow in Rural Japan
27 min
A Crafter of Wheelchairs and Smiles
27 min
A Fresh New Breeze in Glass Art
27 min
A Brazilian's Journey to Buddhist Priesthood
27 min
A World of Home Flavors in Saitama
27 min
Kayla's Festival of Friendship
27 min
When Horse, Rider and Bow Become One
27 min
Pastor Istvan's Botanical Blessings
27 min
A Personal Chef with a Personal Touch
27 min