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Saturday, March 10, 2012

NHK Documentary Part 2

During late February:

Part 2 of the documentary trip included a beautiful night at Komaki Onsen followed by 3 full days at Hakkoda. Day 1 at Hakkoda was typical: Deep snow and poor visibility.  Day 2 had its complications but the weather was perfect.  The Ropeway had a few mechanical problems and did not run until 11am.  We were on the first tram and made the most of the fresh tracks while trying to film some shots in between.  We never braked for lunch and finished with an amazing sunset run. Day 3 was cut short as the tram was shut down due to high winds around lunch time....then it started to rain. Over all we got great types of imagery to use for the documentary and some great interviews from some of the local people at Hakkoda especially Soma-san the Legend and President of the Hakkoda Guide Club

Thanks to everyone involved in this project! I hope they don't make me look too stupid. I'll post more on when it should air, but it looks like it will be sometime in April. 

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Monday, February 27, 2012

NHK Documentary Part 1

Over the last couple of months I have had some cameras follow me around for a NHK World documentary about me and my life in Japan. Here are a few behind the scenes shots from the first time they where here a month ago.  Two days in Misawa and one day on the Mountain at Hakkoda. Its quite a production and I can't imagine editing all the hours of footage that they have filmed, and breaking it down into a 30 minute program. The documentary will air sometime at the end of March or early April on NHK World in English. Or you can also watch it on jibtv.com as they live stream all the TV Programs worldwide. More pictures coming in part 2 of filming in a few days as we just finished up an Epic week at Hakkoda. Really stoked on the project and can't wait to see how it turns out. Thanks again to everyone involved.