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- Season 5 3/11 - The Tsunami: The First 3 Days
- Season 5 3/11 - The Tsunami: The First Year
- Season 5 GREAT RACE: You'll Never Run Alone
- Season 5 Gifts from a Parent's Deathbed
- Season 5 KEN WATANABE - A Compassionate View: The Decade Since the Great East Japan Earthquake
- Season 5 Global Commons Stewardship
- Season 5 Generation 3.11: A Decade Journey
- Season 5 Fukushima Monologue
- Season 5 Enku: The Enigma of a Wandering Sculptor Monk
- Season 5 "War Victims Die Twice"
- Season 5 What You Taught Me About My Son
- Season 5 Recovery in 300,000 Pictures
- Season 5 Hearing the Voice of Nakamura Tetsu
- Season 5 Social Media and the Tides of Democracy
- Season 5 Eyes in a Crisis
- Season 5 Seek Nothing, Just Sit
- Season 5 The Lifesaving Fuel Train
- Season 5 Karl and Tina: Embracing Village Life in Japan
- Season 5 A Man Who Aligned Japan with the Nazis
- Season 5 Empty Homes, Shattered Dreams: China's "Ghost Castles"
- Season 5 We're Not "Gaijin"!
- Season 5 A Maiko's Coiffure: Beautiful Ties in Kyoto
- Season 5 Sahel Rosa — A War Orphan's Journey
- Season 5 My School of Many Colors
- Season 5 Finding Mr. Kondo: Tracing the Life of a Wartime Illustrator
- Season 5 War and Disease: Falling to Malaria
- Season 5 War and Disease: A Vaccine Tragedy
NHK WORLD PRIME - Season 5 Episode 16 Seek Nothing, Just Sit
9.00 50 minutes Seek nothing, just sit. This is the zen practice pursued at Antaiji, a Soto school zen temple hidden deep in the mountains of northern Hyogo Prefecture. Residents, including several non-Japanese from abroad, engage in 1,800 hours of zazen sitting meditation per year and lead the self-sufficient lifestyle that is the zen ideal. Growing their own food, engaging in other hard physical labor, and sitting long hours in meditation to clear their minds of idle thoughts, they follow a rigorous practice focused on self-understanding. Among them are young men who question the meaning of life and experience deep distress. What answers will they find? This program follows daily temple practice over the course of a year.
