NHK WORLD-JAPAN demain - mercredi 9 septembre 2026

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Retrouvez le programme TV de NHK WORLD-JAPAN demain en intégralité. La journée commencera à 00:00 avec NHK Newsline. En soirée, ne manquez pas Newsroom Tokyo. Consultez dès à présent l'ensemble des horaires de la grille de demain.

00:00 - NHK Newsline
00:30 - Dining with the Chef
Mirin is a fundamental element of Japanese cuisine. We meet the oldest mirin brewer in Aichi, and take you on a journey through the world of mirin, from traditional production methods to dishes.
01:00 - NHK Newsline
01:30 - Activate Your Japanese
01:45 - Dig More Japan!
Japan has a national holiday just for elders, and many older folks here are full of energy and enthusiasm. Meet Japan's shining seniors!
01:55 - Dining With the Chef Mini
Featured recipe: Crystal-clear Cherry Blossom Jelly and Matcha Learn about Japanese home cooking with Master Chef Saito, based on traditional Japanese cooking techniques in five minutes!
02:00 - NHK Newsline
02:30 - Dive in Tokyo
Kagurazaka is a neighborhood in central Tokyo that retains an old-school charm. We explore cobblestone side streets, meet a geisha community, and see how locals are blending tradition and modernity.
03:00 - NHK Newsline
03:30 - Direct Talk
In 2025, Sanada Hiromi was honored by the Florence Nightingale International Foundation for her work in nursing science and engineering, bedsore treatment, and more. She shares her vision for nursing.
03:45 - Japan's Top Inventions
Discover the stories behind renowned Japanese products alongside our reporter. This time: luminescent ceramic tiles.
04:00 - NHK Newsline
04:30 - Frontrunners
Taira Yuiko promotes composting of food waste to create a sustainable cycle. She works with an NGO in Mongolia to form a local nutrient cycle, enriching the soil and teaching composting techniques.
05:00 - NHK Newsline
05:30 - Science View
This episode looks at Japan's leading shipping innovations, such as the world's first electric tanker and fuel-saving "air lubrication." Also, out-of-body illusions.
06:00 - NHK Newsline
06:30 - tiny desk concerts JAPAN
Two uncompromising artists driven by raw impulse step up to the tiny desk.Don't miss your chance to experience this once-in-a- lifetime performance with your own eyes and ears.
07:00 - NHK Newsline
07:30 - Dive in Tokyo
Kagurazaka is a neighborhood in central Tokyo that retains an old-school charm. We explore cobblestone side streets, meet a geisha community, and see how locals are blending tradition and modernity.
08:00 - Newsline Asia 24
08:30 - Direct Talk
In 2025, Sanada Hiromi was honored by the Florence Nightingale International Foundation for her work in nursing science and engineering, bedsore treatment, and more. She shares her vision for nursing.
08:45 - Japan's Top Inventions
Discover the stories behind renowned Japanese products alongside our reporter. This time: luminescent ceramic tiles.
09:00 - Newsline Asia 24
09:30 - Frontrunners
Taira Yuiko promotes composting of food waste to create a sustainable cycle. She works with an NGO in Mongolia to form a local nutrient cycle, enriching the soil and teaching composting techniques.
10:00 - NHK Newsline
10:30 - tiny desk concerts JAPAN
Two uncompromising artists driven by raw impulse step up to the tiny desk.Don't miss your chance to experience this once-in-a- lifetime performance with your own eyes and ears.
11:00 - NHK Newsline
11:30 - Science View
This episode looks at Japan's leading shipping innovations, such as the world's first electric tanker and fuel-saving "air lubrication." Also, out-of-body illusions.
12:00 - NHK News 7
12:30 - Bosai: An Educational Journey
Disasters resulting from torrential rain are occurring almost every year. The main reason for the increasing severity of the damage is river flooding. What is responsible for the growing damage?
12:45 - IMPACTS: Climates Change the World
Rising temperatures due to climate change have affected the behavior of bees, with fewer bees and shorter pollination periods, posing a threat to agriculture that could lead to a food crisis.
12:55 - Time-lapse Japan
Locals in Hagi, on a delta facing the Sea of Japan, have lived in harmony with its waters. Beautiful time-lapse footage captures people crossing rivers by boat and canals flowing into homes.
13:00 - Newsroom Tokyo
13:28 - Direct Talk
Songwriter Yamamoto Sho is the man behind "Watashino Ichiban Kawaiitokoro," the global hit by the J-pop idol group FRUITS ZIPPER. He talks about creating songs that take the world by storm.
13:55 - Ukiyoe Edo-life
Caught in an evening shower, Edo townspeople scramble across a bridge in search of shelter. On the river beyond, a lone figure steers his boat, unfazed by the rain. What is his destination?
14:00 - Newsroom Tokyo
14:30 - Direct Talk
In 2025, Sanada Hiromi was honored by the Florence Nightingale International Foundation for her work in nursing science and engineering, bedsore treatment, and more. She shares her vision for nursing.
14:45 - Japan's Top Inventions
Discover the stories behind renowned Japanese products alongside our reporter. This time: luminescent ceramic tiles.
15:00 - NHK Newsline
15:30 - Frontrunners
Taira Yuiko promotes composting of food waste to create a sustainable cycle. She works with an NGO in Mongolia to form a local nutrient cycle, enriching the soil and teaching composting techniques.
16:00 - NHK Newsline
16:30 - Trails to Oishii Tokyo
17:00 - NHK Newsline
17:30 - Dive in Tokyo
Kagurazaka is a neighborhood in central Tokyo that retains an old-school charm. We explore cobblestone side streets, meet a geisha community, and see how locals are blending tradition and modernity.
18:00 - NHK Newsline
18:30 - tiny desk concerts JAPAN
Two uncompromising artists driven by raw impulse step up to the tiny desk.Don't miss your chance to experience this once-in-a- lifetime performance with your own eyes and ears.
19:00 - NHK Newsline
19:30 - Direct Talk
In 2025, Sanada Hiromi was honored by the Florence Nightingale International Foundation for her work in nursing science and engineering, bedsore treatment, and more. She shares her vision for nursing.
19:45 - Japan's Top Inventions
Discover the stories behind renowned Japanese products alongside our reporter. This time: luminescent ceramic tiles.
20:00 - Newsroom Tokyo
20:28 - Direct Talk
Songwriter Yamamoto Sho is the man behind "Watashino Ichiban Kawaiitokoro," the global hit by the J-pop idol group FRUITS ZIPPER. He talks about creating songs that take the world by storm.
20:43 - Herbal Symphony
20:55 - Ukiyoe Edo-life
On those hot, humid summer nights, nothing can get in the way of sleep like mosquitoes on the hunt. We learn about the tools the Edo townspeople had at their disposal to fight the pesky insects.
21:00 - Science View
This episode looks at Japan's leading shipping innovations, such as the world's first electric tanker and fuel-saving "air lubrication." Also, out-of-body illusions.
21:30 - Frontrunners
Taira Yuiko promotes composting of food waste to create a sustainable cycle. She works with an NGO in Mongolia to form a local nutrient cycle, enriching the soil and teaching composting techniques.
22:00 - NHK Newsline
22:30 - Trails to Oishii Tokyo
23:00 - NHK Newsline
23:30 - Dive in Tokyo
Kagurazaka is a neighborhood in central Tokyo that retains an old-school charm. We explore cobblestone side streets, meet a geisha community, and see how locals are blending tradition and modernity.