The Seasons of Yamato (2021) Web Series — Cast, Story & Where to Watch | MovieLinkBD

The Seasons of Yamato (2021) is a documentary web series in English. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch The Seasons of Yamato online in HD.

The Seasons of Yamato — Storyline

Here is the high-resolution movie by Koichi Hozan, a videographer living in Nara Prefecture, with exclusive pieces which a pianist, Mine Kawakami, played on the "Hyakunen (100-year-old) Piano." The light and sound create a poetic video to make you experience each season.

Cast & Crew

The Seasons of Yamato — Series Details

The Seasons of Yamato — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Grain Rain (Kokuu) (2021-05-16) — "Sagari-Fuji (hanging down wisteria flowers)," the crest of Kasuga Taisha Shrine is related to the Fujiwara clan, the flowers of Fuji (wisteria) are peerless. At Kokuu, when vermil
• E2: Beginning of Summer (Rikka) (2021-05-19) — Chogakuji Temple is known as the Flower Temple. Every year in early summer, Kakitsubata (water iris) plays the leading role. A thousand irises bloom in front of the main hall. In t
• E3: Lesser Fullness (Shouman) (2021-06-06) — They say Nara Prefecture is the southernmost original habitat of the lily-of-the-valley. When people finish the rice-planting, the flowers like pure white pearls start to blossom.
• E4: Grain in Ear (Boushu) (2021-06-16) — Chokyuji Temple in Ikoma City is famous for hydrangea. At the beginning of the rainy season, hydrangea fills the temple precincts with flowers of various shades such as red, white
• E5: Summer Solstice (Geshi) (2021-06-26) — Hangesho (Asian lizard's tail) is in full bloom around the time of Hangesho, which begins 11 days after Geshi (Summer Solstice) as a division of the 72 pentads. The green leaves tu
• E6: Lesser Heat (Shousho) (2021-07-25) — Koichi Hozan filmed breathing lotus flowers in 4K high-definition videos at Manyou Botanical Garden of Kasugataisha Shrine. And Mine Kawakami plays on "Hyakunen (100-year-old) Pian
• E7: Greater Heat (Taisho) (2021-08-01) — "Nara Tōkae Festival" is held in Nara Park every summer. The lens of Hozan captures the flickering candles that participants lit one by one. Mine Kawakami plays on the Steinway, wh
• E8: Beginning of Autumn (Risshuu) (2021-08-22) — At the Beginning of Autumn (Risshuu), the hot and sunny days would continue for a while yet. It is a sunflower field in Katsuragi City, Nara Prefecture, filled with gorgeous flower
• E9: End of Heat (Shosho) (2021-08-29) — According to the calendar, it is already autumn. The scorching summer heatwaves are now going to end. In the rice fields of Asuka Village, rice plants are flowering, and the greenn
• E10: White Dew (Hakuro) (2021-09-19) — At dawn in the early autumn — Uda City, Nara Prefecture, surrounded by mountains, is blanketed in the morning mist. When you look down from a high place, it is a "sea of clouds" l
• E11: Autumnal Equinox (Shuubun) (2021-09-26) — In Asuka Village, around the time of the Autumnal Equinox. Thousands of Higanbana (Red spider lilies) bloom surrounding golden fields with ripe ears of rice. Red flowers cover up e
• E12: Cold Dew (Kanro) (2021-10-31) — Gangoji is a temple of Nara City inscribed on the World Heritage list. Every autumn, countless flowers of Hagi (bush clovers) are in full bloom surrounding its main hall, a Japanes
• E13: First Frost (Soukou) (2021-11-05) — Before daybreak at the Nara Palace Site, frost forms on the vast field where ears of Japanese silver grass have begun to stand out. The edge of the distant mountains begins to whit
• E14: Beginning of Winter (Rittou) (2021-11-12) — Around the Beginning of Winter, it is deep autumn in Tenkawa Village, Nara Prefecture. There are leaves of various colors and shapes that the morning frost edges. At the temple cal
• E15: Light Snow (Shousetsu) (2021-11-28) — It's early in winter at Oka-dera temple in Asuka Village. The three-storied pagoda, reconstructed in the Showa period, is now wrapped up in maple leaves. Bright sun rays clearly em
• E16: Heavy Snow (Taisetsu) (2021-12-20) — It is the Heavy Snow of the 24 Solar Terms. The morning service at Kohfukuji Temple begins while it's still pitch dark outside. As the sky grows lighter, its hue changes every seco
• E17: Winter Solstice (Touji) (2021-12-26) — Andon-Yama Kofun Tumulus in Tenri City, where migratory birds gather, is the spot where the sun sets on the Winter Solstice. It is the season when the beginnings and ends of lives
• E18: Lesser Cold (Shoukan) (2022-01-10) — Hannyaji Temple is known as "Kosumosudera (cosmos flower temple)." During wintertime, the main flowers are daffodils. They bloom as if they are competing around the stone statues o
• E19: Greater Cold (Daikan) (2022-02-03) — During the Greater Cold, Tobihino whitens its mornings. The ground covered with frost seems like a vast carpet of ice. Although the plum trees have started to blossom in the precin
• E20: Beginning of Spring (Risshun) (2022-02-17) — There is the Fujioka Family Residence in Gojo City. This Japanese Registered Tangible Cultural Property gives us an idea of how the village headman and apothecary existed in the Ed
• E21: Rain Water (Usui) (2022-03-03) — Nara Gokoku Shrine is also known as the "Camellia Shrine." Ten thousand camellia trees with flowers of various colors and shapes bloom now. Many petals of red, white and light pink
• E22: Insects Awakening (Keichitsu) (2022-03-10) — A carpet of canola flowers tells the Yamanobe-no-Michi Road that spring has come. The warm weather tempts tree frogs to come out and ladybugs to play with horsetails. Spring light
• E23: Spring Equinox (Shunbun) (2022-03-17) — At the Nara Basin, spring is in full bloom. Around the Yamato Sanzan (the 3 mountains of Yamato, Mt. Unebi, Mt. Miminashi and Mt. Kagu), Fujiwara-kyo, the ancient capital of Japan,
• E24: Fresh Green (Seimei) (2022-03-24) — It is no secret that Mount Yoshino is a famous spot for viewing cherry blossoms. Spring comes slowly there. Around the Fresh Green, various cherry trees start blossoming like a con

Season 2

• E1: Grain Rain (Kokuu) Whisper of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2024-04-09) — "Nara no Yaezakura (Double cherry-blossoms)," Nara Prefectural flower. Chisoku-in Temple, the precincts of Todaiji Temple (Nara City). [Chisoku-in Nara no Yaezakura, National Natur
• E2: Beginning of Summer (Rikka) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2024-04-23) — "Hatenashi" is a small village along the pilgrimage route of the World Heritage Site "Kumano Kodo." As the name suggests, it is Tenku no Sato "The Village in the Sky, " surrounded
• E3: Episode 3Lesser Fullness (Shouman) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2024-05-06) — A calm afternoon as summer approaches. Kakitsubata (Rabbit-ear Iris) flowers are blooming brightly along the water's edge. It is said that in the 5th century, "Iwanohime," the Empr
• E4: Grain in Ear (Boushu) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2024-05-24) — The sounds of frogs and birds chirping can be heard in the rice fields that have just been planted. A refreshing breeze blows, creating beautiful ripples on the water surface. A vi
• E5: Summer Solstice (Geshi) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2024-06-18) — Around the summer solstice, Japan enters the rainy season called "Tsuyu." Flowers of "Koajisai" (Hydrangea hirta), which often bloom in bright forests or near water, are ephemeral
• E6: Lesser Heat (Shousho) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2024-07-02) — As thunder echoes through the forest and the rain gets heavier, "Golden-Rayed Lily" blooms quietly. Soon the sky clears and summer-like clouds appear. The silhouettes of the Yamato
• E7: Greater Heat (Taisho) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2024-07-20) — A view of the Pagoda of Yakushiji Temple across the Oike Pond, and Mount Wakakusa in the distance. Summer clouds are rising one after another in the blue sky. At Mount Wakakusa, de
• E8: Beginning of Autumn (Risshuu) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2024-08-06) — Natsu-zuisen (Lycoris squamigera) sway gently in the breeze. The sound of distant thunder amid the chirps of cicadas is a sign that rain is coming. Amid the summer greenery, the ra
• E9: End of Heat (Shosho) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2024-08-20) — Before dawn, the sounds of autumn insects echo through the rice terraces of Hatenashi, Tenku no Sato "The Village in the Sky". Morning dew glistens on the tips of the rice leaves.
• E10: White Dew (Hakuro) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2024-09-03) — Just before dawn. It is the magic hour when the sky changes color moment by moment. The edges of the clouds sparkle, revealing the clear, golden sunlight. Autumn, White Dew (Hakuro
• E11: Autumnal Equinox (Shuubun) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2024-09-20)
• E12: Cold Dew (Kanro) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2024-09-30)
• E13: First Frost (Soukou) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2024-10-14)
• E14: Beginning of Winter (Rittou) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2024-10-28)
• E15: Light Snow (Shousetsu) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2024-11-16) — As autumn deepens and winter approaches, we visit the Kasugayama Primeval Forest. Colorful autumn maple leaves float on the water's surface. Falling leaves and clear light. Stone B
• E16: Heavy Snow (Taisetsu) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2024-11-26) — Just before dawn, mist rises from the water's surface in the chilly air. This is the pond behind Todaiji Temple's Great Buddha Hall. The fallen autumn maple leaves, edged with whit
• E17: Winter Solstice (Touji) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2024-12-17) — It's the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year. The rice terraces of the Asuka Village are surrounded by trees that still have their autumn colors. Fallen leaves float alon
• E18: Lesser Cold (Shoukan) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2024-12-31) — With the new year upon us, the clear light sparkles on the water's surface. The "Mizukami Pond" on the bank of the ancient tomb is a relaxing waterside spot where migratory birds g
• E19: Greater Cold (Daikan) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2025-01-18) — The Ryusen-ji Temple in Tenkawa Village is known for its mountain ascetic practices. The pond, where ascetics purify themselves, is silent and still amidst the snow. Amid the monot
• E20: Beginning of Spring (Risshun) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2025-01-28) — Amid flurries of falling snow, yellow wintersweet flowers are blooming. The view overlooking the three mountains of Yamato still has a prevailing winter atmosphere. Light is shinin
• E21: Rain Water (Usui) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2025-02-11) — Stone Buddha statues stand quietly in the garden of Hashimoto-in Temple. Amid the falling snow, spring flowers are beginning to bloom. Brilliant crimson camellias and adorable pale
• E22: Insects Awakening (Keichitsu) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2025-02-25) — Shrine maiden's ceremonial dance at Kasugataisha Shrine. The double-flowered plum trees are deepening in crimson. The moss glows green as it absorbs water, and the spring breeze is
• E23: Spring Equinox (Shunbun) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2025-03-15) — The surface of the Yoshino River sparkles, rippling as the wind blows across it. In the distance, a train can be seen slowly crossing the iron bridge. The evening light gradually t
• E24: Fresh Green (Seimei) Whispers of Water / The 24 Solar Terms (2025-03-25) — Mount Yoshino, which was frequently visited by emperors in ancient times, is known as a famous cherry blossom spot. The cherry trees in Yoshino are mainly "mountain cherry trees,"

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does The Seasons of Yamato have? 2 season(s) with 24 episodes.

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