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Japan is famous for its rich traditions and futuristic cities, but it is also a nation bursting with unbelievable wildlife. On this journey from the archipelago's harsh winters through the summer mating season, meet endemic species like bears, raccoons, crabs, flying squirrels, foxes and eagles. Witness never-before-seen footage of Japanese cranes' courting ritual, the spawning of the endangered Japanese giant salamander, battles between Ezo sables, and the flight of the Sika deer.

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Station: National Geographic Wild (GB)
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Status: Running
Start: 2026-09-06

Japan's Wild Side Season 1 Air Dates


S01E01 - Breaking the Ice Air Date: 06 September 2026 17:00 -

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August is a time for preparation in Japan. While brown bears hunt for fish, foxes and raccoon dogs scrabble for scraps. How will fierce Ezo sables, itinerant deer, majestic Japanese cranes and the world's largest species of owl manage to stockpile resources in Japan's brutal winter, as food grows scarce and temperatures plunge below zero?


S01E02 - New Generations Air Date: 06 September 2026 18:00 -

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Spring is a time for new life and new opportunities. Wild boar, Japanese pheasants, humpback whales, giant spider crabs and even Amami Ishikawa frogs start procreating. As the heat of mating season cools down, witness the majestic beauty of Japan's fireflies, while brave young flying squirrels prepare for their first-ever flight.

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