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- Season 6 Heirs of the Red Gene: A Century of Chinese Communist Rule
- Season 6 Emperor Showa Speaks: The Path to War - Part 1 (1928-1937)
- Season 6 Emperor Showa Speaks: The Path to War - Part 2 (1937-1941)
- Season 6 FINDING SATOSHI
- Season 6 A Monk’s Lessons: Living Amid Death From COVID
- Season 6 Carbon Farming: A Climate Solution Under Our Feet
- Season 6 Reviving Tezuma: Japan's Traditional Magic
- Season 6 The Unknown Master of Restoration
- Season 6 Fukushima Monologue II
- Season 6 Fukushima: The Curse of Groundwater
- Season 6 Ukraine: Prelude to a Crisis
- Season 6 Rainbow Family
- Season 6 A Teacher's Life Lesson
- Season 6 Karl and Tina: Village Life in the Deep Snow
- Season 6 Daily Life in Times of War
- Season 6 Kyiv, the Resistance of Citizens
- Season 6 Art of the Inland Sea
- Season 6 Art is Our Voice
- Season 6 Land of Rising Dreams?
- Season 6 Karl and Tina: Bountiful Autumn in the Village
- Season 6 Mississippi Revealed
- Season 6 JAPAN-NORTH KOREA SUMMIT: Behind the Curtain
- Season 6 Mountainous Traditions
- Season 6 OKINAWA'S RETURN: 50 YEARS ON - Islands at Odds with Peace & Security -
- Season 6 Poet of the Piano Fuzjko Hemming: On a Journey to Chopin's Mallorca
- Season 6 Stopping the Next Pandemic: The Virus Hunters' Mission - Part 1
- Season 6 Danjuro: A Kabuki Star for Three Centuries
- Season 6 Stopping the Next Pandemic: The Virus Hunters' Mission - Part 2
NHK WORLD PRIME - Season 6 Episode 13 A Teacher's Life Lesson
9.00 50 minutes Mr. Takehana is a popular teacher at a high school in Kyoto Prefecture. His classes are highly interactive, filled with laughter and respect. He listens attentively to his students and never scolds them without asking for their side of the story. Many of his students lack self-confidence and self-esteem. As a gay man, Takehana suffered from years of self-hatred before coming out. Takehana decides to tell his students how he came to accept himself in the hope that it will help them. By telling his story, he wants them to understand that they, too, will be fine just as they are.
