To Shibuya, the ‘Holy Land of Amura
On September 16, the “Princess of the Heisei Era,” Namie Amuro, retired. At the fashion building in Shibuya once known as the “holy land of Amura,” a special shop opened, attracting large crowds of fans every day. Many of them were women in their 30s and 40s. Even those who once wore platform boots now lead busy lives juggling work and childcare. A former Amura nurse and single mother raising two children. What kind of lives have these women, who say they were inspired by Amuro-chan, led?
Aired: Oct 05, 2018 Genre: DocumentaryRating: 0 Country: Japan Production: NHK
Episodes
01: Shinjuku Hanazono Shrine: Dreams Come True at Night02: Christmas at a 24-Hour Bakery03: Heading Home on the Strait Ferry04: Legendary Game Center: Adults' Battles05: COOL! Downtown Asakusa Batting Center06: Shibuya: Spring Flowers and Bartering07: A Park Where Dreams Take Wing08: Metropolitan Rat Patrol09: Lives Along Route 4510: Street Corner Legal Consultation Office11: Traveling Beauty Salon12: The Traveling Library Truck13: A Spring Miracle: The Firefly Squid of Toyama14: Osaka, Nishinari: 24-Hour Family Restaurant15: The Joys and Sorrows of 1-Yen Pachinko16: The Women on the Cosmetics Floor17: People Gathering at Akita's ‘Hot Spring of Life’18: Flipping Backward, Looking Forward19: The Race Before the Japanese Derby20: The Great Hospital Move21: Goodbye! My Beloved Department Store22: Hooked on Fishing in Tokyo Bay23: The Sight Beyond the Undersea Tunnel24: Coast Guard Academy25: Surviving the Summer With Fresh Juice26: From the Remittance Office with Love27: To Shibuya, the ‘Holy Land of Amura28: Hakodate's Hamburgers of Happiness29: Tokyo Station: Meet Me at the "Silver Bell"30: Farewell to Tsukiji Market: At the Usual Standing Soba Noodle Shop31: 3333 Stones: Japan's Longest Flight of Steps32: Shiga/Kusatsu Giant Parking Area33: The DIYers of the Suburban Home Center34: Hiroshima Workwear Store
