Season
- Season 15 2024-01-16
- Season 14 2023-01-03
- Season 13 2022-01-18
- Season 12 2021-01-05
- Season 11 2020-01-14
- Season 10 2019-01-08
- Season 9 2018-01-09
- Season 8 2017-01-31
- Season 7 2016-02-02
- Season 6 2015-02-10
- Season 5 2014-01-28
- Season 4 2013-01-08
- Season 3 2012-01-10
- Season 2 2011-01-11
- Season 1 2010-02-02
Episode
- Episode 1: Kyoto: Tango Chirimen
- Episode 2: Tsu: A Path to the Heart
- Episode 3: Tsushima: Slow Living on a Frontline Island
- Episode 4: Moji: Gateway to the World
- Episode 5: Frozen Beauty at Dawn and Dusk: Hokkaido in Midwinter
- Episode 6: Poetic Beauty of Wintry Kussharo
- Episode 7: Otaru: Herring and Glassware; Keeping Alive Otaru's Tradition
- Episode 8: Eye on Nagoya: A City's Identity through Architecture
- Episode 9: Yamatokoriyama: Water Brimming with Goldfish
- Episode 10: Minami Shinshu: A Solo Alps Journey
- Episode 11: Rainy Nights, Summer Mysteries
- Episode 12: Go Deep! Underwater Paradise
- Episode 13: Toba Islands: Life and Love in a Traditional Community
- Episode 14: Cultivating a Taste for Summer Vegetables
- Episode 15: The Trail to Chiyanoki: Mountain Biking Revives Village
- Episode 16: Lifting the Spirit through Architecture Nikko Okinawa Osaka
- Episode 17: Summer Festivals to Celebrate Around Japan
- Episode 18: Ishinomaki: A Decade On - Remembering and Moving Ahead
- Episode 19: Ascending the Sacred Peaks
- Episode 20: An Ode to Live Music
- Episode 21: Creative Solutions Spark Rural Revival
- Episode 22: Legacies of Samurai Culture
- Episode 23: Hokkaido: Catching the Northern Lights
- Episode 24: Oki, Iki, Tsushima: Frontline Islands in the Stream
- Episode 25: Shinto Rituals: Linking Communities and Deities
- Episode 26: Northern Alps for All Seasons
- Episode 27: Rising from the Ruins
- Episode 28: Michinoku the Legend of Gold
- Episode 29: Kasama: A Pottery Community in Evolution
Journeys in Japan Season 12 Eye on Nagoya: A City's Identity through Architecture
Journeys in Japan provides an eye-opening look at the many unique places to visit in Japan. English-speaking visitors travel the length of the country, exploring the culture, meeting the local people, visiting historic sites and offering travel hints rarely found in guidebooks.
