BOSAI: Science that Can Save Your Life 2020
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Japan has a long history of natural disasters. BOSAI explores how to overcome them and save lives with the power of science.
- Released: 2020-05-01
- Runtime: 15 minutes
- Genre: Documentary
- Stars: Lemi Duncan
- Director: Yoshikatsu Serizawa
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1. Tsunami 2020-05-01
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2. Urban Flooding 2020-09-05
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3. Urban Windstorms 2021-01-11
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5. Localized Torrential Rain 2021-06-19
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6. Debris Flows 2021-07-10
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7. Mt. Fuji's Threat to Tokyo 2021-07-17
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8. Heatstroke 2021-08-28
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9. Home Flooding 2021-11-06
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10. Tornadoes 2021-11-13
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11. Post-earthquake Fire 2021-12-04
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12. Avalanches 2022-01-15
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13. Lightning 2022-02-05
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14. Soil Liquefaction 2022-02-12
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16. Tsunami Prediction 2022-03-12
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17. Human Stampede 2022-05-21
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18. Disaster Response Robots 2022-06-04
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19. Phreatic Eruptions 2022-08-06
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20. Linear Rainbands 2022-08-13
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21. Road Cave-ins 2022-10-01
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22. Solar Flares 2022-10-22
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23. Typhoon Forecasting 2022-12-03
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24. Storm Surges 2022-12-24
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25. Heavy Snow 2023-02-11
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26. Landslides 2023-02-18
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27. Quake-resistant Skyscrapers 2023-03-11
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28. Tsunami Observation 2023-03-18
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29. River Flooding 2023-03-25
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30. Fire Tornadoes 2023-06-24
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31. Lava Flows 2023-07-29
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32. Large-Scale Blackouts 2023-08-26
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33. Active Faults 2023-09-30
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34. Ensuring a Safe Journey in Japan 2023-10-28
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35. Droughts 2023-11-18
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36. Wildfires 2023-12-23
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37. Tokyo Metropolis 2024-01-13
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38. Osaka Metropolis 2024-01-20
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39. Emergency Food 2024-03-02
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40. Tsunami Evacuation 2024-03-16
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41. How to Survive an Earthquake 2024-04-20
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42. How to Survive a Flood 2024-05-18
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43. Drone Disaster Management 2024-06-08
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44. Send in the Robot Fire Brigade! 2024-07-13
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45. Safety Tips for Hiking in Japan 2024-09-14
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46. Digital Twin 2024-09-28
