Japanology Plus
Season 9 Episode 12 - Japanophiles: Claudio Feliciani
6.4 ?
2014
Documentary, Talk
Claudio Feliciani is a Swiss-Italian scientist whose main interest is the movement of crowds. He worked alongside 3 Japanese scientists on a study that examined why people bump into each other when some of them are looking at a smartphone. It won an Ig Nobel Prize, which honors research that first makes you laugh, then makes you think. In a Japanophiles interview, Feliciani tells Peter Barakan how he ended up in Japan, and why he finds crowds so fascinating.
Episodes in Season 9
1
Japanophiles: Tom Hovasse
28 min
2
Kotatsu: Heated Tables
28 min
3
VTubers
28 min
4
Traditional Homes
28 min
5
Jomon Period: The Sannai Maruyama Site
28 min
6
Jomon Period: Dogu
28 min
7
Japanophiles: Steve Tallon
28 min
8
Face Masks
28 min
9
Washi: Japanese Paper
28 min
10
Name Stamps and Seals
28 min
11
Showa Nostalgia
28 min
12
Japanophiles: Claudio Feliciani
28 min
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Keitora: Tiny Trucks
28 min
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Okinawa: The Reconstruction of Shuri Castle
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17
Frozen Food
28 min
18
Japanophiles: Gregory Khezrnejat
28 min
19
Goldfish
28 min
20
Welfare Goods
28 min
21
Water-related Disasters
28 min
22
Japanophiles: Andrew Dewar
28 min
23
The Moon
28 min
24
Cardboard
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25
The Samurai of the Sea: Pirates or Protectors?
28 min
26
The Samurai of the Sea: The Murakami Legacy
28 min
27
Japanophiles: Colleen Schmuckal
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