Document 72 Hours - Season 7

1. Episode 1

Aired: 1/8/2016

2. Episode 2

Aired: 1/15/2016

3. Episode 3

Aired: 1/22/2016

4. Episode 4

Aired: 1/29/2016

5. Episode 5

Aired: 2/19/2016

6. Episode 6

Aired: 2/26/2016

7. Episode 7

Aired: 3/4/2016

8. Episode 8

Aired: 3/18/2016

9. Episode 9

Aired: 4/1/2016

10. Episode 10

Aired: 4/8/2016

11. Episode 11

Aired: 4/15/2016

12. Episode 12

Aired: 4/22/2016

13. Episode 13

Aired: 4/29/2016

14. Episode 14

Aired: 5/6/2016

15. Episode 15

Aired: 5/13/2016

16. Episode 16

Aired: 5/20/2016

17. Episode 17

Aired: 6/3/2016

18. A Women's Prison: Up-close and Personal

Aired: 6/17/2016

For crimes ranging from drugs to murder, the number of women being sent to prison has multiplied in Japan over the last 20 years. How do they spend their days? What is on their minds? In this program, we take a close look inside Wakayama Women's Prison, one of Japan's largest. Inmates do menial labor in a workshop in the day and watch TV during evening recess. And what do model prisoners say when they learn they'll be released on parole? Witness 3 days of life behind the giant prison walls.

19. Episode 19

Aired: 6/24/2016

20. Episode 20

Aired: 7/1/2016

21. Episode 21

Aired: 7/8/2016

22. Episode 22

Aired: 7/15/2016

23. Relaxing in a Nagoya Café

Aired: 7/22/2016

From reasonable breakfasts to ice cream sodas to sweet bean paste on toast, our stage this time is a Nagoya café. Tea culture has thrived in Nagoya from the days of old, and cafés now make up 40% of its dining establishments. It's not unusual for families to spend mornings here, or even for customers to come multiple times a day. Sit and relax on a dark red sofa, and your heart will belong here. We spend 3 days in an old café in Nagoya, surrendering ourselves to the nostalgic retro atmosphere.

24. Episode 24

Aired: 7/28/2016

25. Episode 25

Aired: 8/4/2016

26. A Women's Prison: Up-close and Personal

Aired: 9/16/2016

For crimes ranging from drugs to murder, the number of women being sent to prison has multiplied in Japan over the last 20 years. How do they spend their days? What is on their minds? In this program, we take a close look inside Wakayama Women's Prison, one of Japan's largest. Inmates do menial labor in a workshop in the day and watch TV during evening recess. And what do model prisoners say when they learn they'll be released on parole? Witness 3 days of life behind the giant prison walls.

27. Episode 27

Aired: 9/23/2016

28. Episode 28

Aired: 9/30/2016

29. Episode 29

Aired: 10/7/2016

30. Episode 30

Aired: 10/14/2016

31. Episode 31

Aired: 10/21/2016

32. Episode 32

Aired: 10/28/2016

33. Episode 33

Aired: 11/4/2016

34. Episode 34

Aired: 11/11/2016

35. Episode 35

Aired: 11/18/2016

36. Episode 36

Aired: 11/25/2016

37. Episode 37

Aired: 12/2/2016

38. From Okinawa to the World and Back

Aired: 12/16/2016

In the streets of Naha, Okinawa Prefecture, the air is filled with a dozen foreign languages as people dance the samba and hula in the "Worldwide Uchinanchu (Okinawan) Festival." Around 7,300 Okinawan descendants have returned home from around the world to participate. They are those who went abroad for various reasons, some to find work and some driven from their homes after WWII. Others are 2nd and 3rd generations of Okinawans, and have come to learn more about their ancestral roots. We pay a visit to Kokusai Street, the heart of the festival, to listen to their voices.