Overview
Miyako Yoshida's precise and delicate performances earned critical acclaim at the Royal Ballet of England. She remained true to her Japanese sensibilities in becoming the company's first Asian female principal dancer. A year before her retirement, however, she faced injury, emergency hospitalization and separation from a loved one. The program follows Yoshida for 300 days, culminating in her memorable final appearance.
-
4 - 1SAMURAI WALL January 04, 2020 -
4 - 2Repatriation: Resettling in North Korea January 11, 2020 -
4 - 3MIYAKO, The Last Dance January 18, 2020
-
4 - 48K Documentary: The Microscopic World of iPS Cells February 01, 2020
-
4 - 5All That Remains February 08, 2020
-
4 - 6Stumbling Toward the Precipice February 22, 2020 -
4 - 7Refugee Heroes: The Road to Tokyo February 29, 2020 -
4 - 8Dignity for All: The Legacy of Sadako Ogata March 28, 2020 -
4 - 9Digital Detectives April 25, 2020 -
4 - 10
-
4 - 11Journalism of Hope May 16, 2020 -
4 - 12OKINA Dance of Life May 30, 2020 -
4 - 13Oswald and JFK UNSOLVED CASES Part 1: The Pawn June 13, 2020 -
4 - 14Oswald and JFK UNSOLVED CASES Part 2: The Chessmaster June 20, 2020 -
4 - 15 -
4 - 16Pandemic Diaries: How the Emergency Declaration Affected Us August 22, 2020 -
4 - 17Tsuruko's Tea Journey in Germany September 12, 2020 -
4 - 18Exposing the Coronavirus: Our Invisible Enemy in 3DCG September 19, 2020 -
4 - 19The Shape of Sound: A Piano Paints the Seasons of Nara October 03, 2020 -
4 - 20AI vs Pandemic: Part 1 October 17, 2020 -
4 - 21AI vs Pandemic: Part 2 October 24, 2020 -
4 - 22The Lost Textile of Ryukyu November 07, 2020 -
4 - 23Poisonous Secrets: What Did Japan and the US Bury? November 14, 2020 -
4 - 24FACES the Special - Voices of Hope for an Inclusive Future November 21, 2020 -
4 - 25Koza, Okinawa: Base Town Blues November 28, 2020 -
4 - 26