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BOSAI: Science that Can Save Your Life

Show Info

  • Status: Returning Series
  • First Aired: May 1, 2020
  • Seasons: 1
  • Episodes: 57
  • Networks: NHK WORLD-JAPAN
  • Genres: Documentary

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BOSAI: Science that Can Save Your Life(2020)

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Overview

Japan has a long history of natural disasters. BOSAI explores how to overcome them and save lives with the power of science.

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Season 1

58 episodes • 2020

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1TsunamiMay 1, 20200.0
2Urban FloodingSep 5, 20200.0
3Urban WindstormsJan 11, 20210.0
4Long-period Ground Motion and A New ThreatJan 31, 20210.0
5Localized Torrential RainJun 19, 20210.0
6Debris FlowsJul 10, 20210.0
7Mt. Fuji's Threat to TokyoJul 17, 20210.0
8HeatstrokeAug 28, 20210.0
9Home FloodingNov 6, 20210.0
10TornadoesNov 13, 20210.0
11Post-earthquake FireDec 4, 20210.0
12AvalanchesJan 15, 20220.0
13LightningFeb 5, 20220.0
14Soil LiquefactionFeb 12, 20220.0
15PM2.5Mar 5, 20220.0
16Tsunami PredictionMar 12, 20220.0
17Human StampedeMay 21, 20220.0
18Disaster Response RobotsJun 4, 20220.0
19Phreatic EruptionsAug 6, 20220.0
20Linear RainbandsAug 13, 20220.0
21Road Cave-insOct 1, 20220.0
22Solar FlaresOct 22, 20220.0
23Typhoon ForecastingDec 3, 20220.0
24Storm SurgesDec 24, 20220.0
25Heavy SnowFeb 11, 20230.0
26LandslidesFeb 18, 20230.0
27Quake-resistant SkyscrapersMar 11, 20230.0
28Tsunami ObservationMar 18, 20230.0
29River FloodingMar 25, 20230.0
30Fire TornadoesJun 24, 20230.0
31Lava FlowsJul 29, 20230.0
32Large-Scale BlackoutsAug 26, 20230.0
33Active FaultsSep 30, 20230.0
34Ensuring a Safe Journey in JapanOct 28, 20230.0
35DroughtsNov 18, 20230.0
36WildfiresDec 23, 20230.0
37Tokyo MetropolisJan 13, 20240.0
38Osaka MetropolisJan 20, 20240.0
39Emergency FoodMar 2, 20240.0
40Tsunami EvacuationMar 16, 20240.0
41How to Survive an EarthquakeApr 20, 20240.0
42How to Survive a FloodMay 18, 20240.0
43Drone Disaster ManagementJun 8, 20240.0
44Send in the Robot Fire Brigade!Jul 13, 20240.0
45Safety Tips for Hiking in JapanSep 14, 20240.0
46Digital TwinSep 28, 20240.0
47Scientists on a Quest to Control TyphoonsNov 2, 20240.0
48Uncovering the Mysteries of Winter LightningDec 28, 20240.0
49Phase Free - Disaster Preparedness in Everyday LifeJan 25, 20250.0
50For Safe Travel Through Snowy RegionsFeb 22, 20250.0
51Japan Self-Defense Forces Disaster PreventionMar 15, 20250.0
52Sendai MetropolisMar 29, 20250.0
53Metropolis Tokyo ShibuyaApr 26, 20250.0
54How Tokyo Skytree Deals with DisasterJun 21, 20250.0
55Disaster Preparedness for Companion AnimalsJul 26, 20250.0
56KyotoAug 23, 20250.0
57Preventing Marine DisastersAug 30, 20250.0
58Large-Scale Logistics FacilitiesNov 22, 20250.0

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