When did Document 72 Hours Season 6 Episode 16 air?
Document 72 Hours Season 6 Episode 16 aired on May 1, 2015.
Document 72 Hours
An unusual documentary series that delves into human dramas through chance encounters with ordinary people at selected spots. Filmed over 72 hours in a single location, the show captures glimpses into people's lives as they open up and share their stories. Japanese Broadcast Version
Season 6 · Episode 16
Following the Cherry Blossoms Upstream: A Three-Day Trip Along the Tama River
May 1, 2015·30m
In April, Kanto was intoxicated by a blizzard of flowers. One of the most “famous places for secret cherry blossom viewing” is the Tama River, which runs 138 kilometers from Haneda to Okutama. In this program, the participants loaded their bicycles with cameras and rode along the riverbanks in search of cherry blossoms admired by the locals. Fishermen in Haneda look up at the cherry blossoms. Cherry blossoms in Setagaya, where he has fond memories of his children. The young men we met late at night along the 2-kilometer-long row of cherry trees in Fussa. This is a three-day flower journey in search of cherry blossoms that are not well known to everyone, but are important to each of us.
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How long is Document 72 Hours Season 6 Episode 16?
This episode runs for approximately 30 minutes.
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