NHK documentary featuring area with snowy climate in Japan wins ABU prize

Nov 30 (NHK) - An NHK program featuring coexistence between people and nature in an area of Japan known for its snowy climate has won a prestigious prize from the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union.

An award presentation ceremony for the 2022 ABU Prizes took place in the Indian capital New Delhi on Tuesday.

A total of 313 entries were made in 15 divisions this year.

In the documentary division of the TV category, the award went to NHK's "SATOYAMA Niigata: Living with Snow." ...continue reading


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