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- Season 13 Yamanobe no Michi
- Season 13 Hamamatsu: From Local Expertise to Global Renown
- Season 13 Matsusaka: Legacy of Samurai, Merchants, Artisan
- Season 13 JAPOW Magical Backcountry Ski Tour
- Season 13 —Festivals— A Harbinger of Spring
- Season 13 Hearing the Silent Voice of the Bedrock
- Season 13 Eyeing Architectural Wonders
- Season 13 Nagasaki: City of Hills and Hope
- Season 13 Eternally Radiant Himeji Castle
- Season 13 Maniwa: Living from the Forest
- Season 13 Breathing New Life into Iwaki
- Season 13 Exploring the Mudflats of the Ariake Sea in Saga
- Season 13 Yamagata: Communing with the Living and the Dead
- Season 13 Suzuka: City with a Racing Circuit
- Season 13 Iriomote: Pursuing the Elusive Jungle Cat
- Season 13 Shinhama, Sendai: A Green Sea Wall for the Future
- Season 13 Tamba-Sasayama: Inn to the Heart of a Village
- Season 13 Okinawa: Weaving Culture
- Season 13 Peak Pleasure in the Northern Alps
- Season 13 Midsummer with the Ancestors: Wakasa Town
- Season 13 With Isabella Bird: On the Road to Nikko
- Season 13 Tochigi: Destinations of Timeless Calm
- Season 13 Spirited Away to Tono
- Season 13 Hakone Hachiri: Highway Back in Time
- Season 13 Kumamoto: Castle Town Loves Its Past with Eye on the Future
Journeys in Japan - Season 13 Episode 12 Exploring the Mudflats of the Ariake Sea in Saga
9.00 28 minutes The Ariake Sea borders lies in the northwest of Kyushu, bordering on 4 prefectures: Nagasaki, Saga, Fukuoka, and Kumamoto. Its huge tidal range, as much as 6 meters, is the largest in Japan. Low tide reveals massive mudflats stretching out some 7 kilometers from the shore. This ecosystem is home to some very unusual creatures, and since the old days it has provided a rich bounty of seafood for the local people. On this episode of Journeys in Japan, we explore this unique environment, its history and culture.
