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After making its debut in the world 150 years ago, Japan has been aiming "up the hill" and became one of the Five Powers after the First World War. Focusing on four themes that have held Japan's fate since the Meiji era (1868-1912) as it attempted to compete with the Western powers: "Asia," "The Emperor and the Constitution," "Trade," and "Military," the program examines from a global historical perspective why Japan, once a "first-class" country, became isolated and burnt to the ground in the international community.

Monk is a little white anthropomorphic dog for whom nothing EVER seems to go right. In every episode, whenever he tries something out, the world around him is just determined to make sure he has an utterly miserable time in his attempt. It tends to cause his anger to build and build until it ultimately reaches its breaking point, and Monk goes berserk. And even then, Monk can't ever win.

The history of the ming dynasty

Sunday news show on Nippon TV.

A short drama

"Hua Jai Chocolate" is about Chun, a rich young man, who does not know the real meaning of love. But when he went to Switzerland to study hotel management, his life changed. During his stay there, he befriended Wan, who was also studying hotel management. As they continue to spend time together, she taught him about love. When Wan learned that Chun was allergic to chocolate, she tried to find a way to help enable him to eat chocolate. She made chocolate candies without chocolate powder, which is called white chocolate, and offered it to him. Since then, their love for each soon blossomed.

A tale of forbidden love between Qing Dynasty Emperor Kang Xi and Ming Dynasty Princess Huai Yu.

Set in the Warring States period of ancient China, the series tells the story of Sun Bin, a descendant of Sun Tzu, and his rival Pang Juan.

The private and public lives of Shirasu Jiro, an English-educated bureaucrat who served as the go-between for post-World War 2 Japanese Prime Minister Yoshida Shigeru and Douglas MacArthur's G.H.Q.

A rampant boy whose mother is very ill has problems coping with his ill mom and doesn't get along with his dad. After one of his arguments with his dad, he runs out of the house to let off steam by playing with his rollerblades. Somehow, he travelled through time, and he met his parents prior to their dating.

Follow the journey of a young Tarbosaurus named Patch as he faces the challenges of growing up in what will one day become the Korean Peninsular.

An unexpected connection between a consumer advice officer and a dodgy female business owner! Consumer advice officers lend their expertise to resolve problems faced by consumers who have fallen victim to unscrupulous traders… Haruna Hidaka (Keiko Takeshita), who has been in this role for seven years, received a consultation from Hiroe Saijo, a 32-year-old housewife (Azusa Watanabe). Hiroe lives with her husband, Osamu Saijo—a perfectly ordinary office worker—and their two children, making a family of four. Hiroe had paid over 1 million yen for a contract to distribute catalogues for a brand of luxury lingerie. As she had already worn the lingerie once, and there were no flaws in the agency contract, there was absolutely no chance of getting her money back.