Japan, The Land And Its People: The Japanese And Nature, Friends Or Foes
[VHS 1485]       1989       C. Itoh & Co.
1/2" Video         Color      1 cass., 30 min.
Presents people from all walks of life, across the Japanese archipelago in all its seasonal variation, and reveals the relationship that the Japanese people have with their natural surroundings. Based on the book: Nippon, the land and its people, published by Gakuseisha Publishing Co., Ltd. English narration and subtitles.
Subjects -- Asia: Japan ; Environmental Sciences

Japan, The Land And Its People: The Japanese Businessman, The Fighting Spirit Within The Group Ethic
[VHS 1486]      1989       C. Itoh & Co.
1/2" Video        Color      1 cass., 25 min.
Examines the life of the Japanese businessman, discussing the history of the group ethic which led to the current system, how business is conducted, and the businessman's relationships within the company, with customers, and with his family. Based on the book: Nippon, the land and its people, published by Gakuseisha Publishing Co., Ltd. English narration and subtitles.
Subjects -- Asia: Japan ; Business

Japan, The Land And Its People: The Japanese Family, The Lifestyle Of The Businessman
[VHS 1487]      1989      C. Itoh & Co.
1/2" Video        Color      1 cass., 35 min.
Everyday scenes are dramatized to portray the lifestyles of modern Japanese families including the traditional male-female roles and the newer style of changing roles in the home. Also discusses the material goals of Japanese families and the educational goals for their children. Based on the book: Nippon, the land and its people, published by Gakuseisha Publishing Co., Ltd. English narration and subtitles.
Subjects -- Asia: Japan

Japan, The Land And Its People: Japanese Society, In Tokyo And In The Country
[VHS 1488]      1989      C. Itoh & Co.
1/2" Video        Color      1 cass., 23 min.
A university student in Tokyo is used to present the everyday social problems of the people in Japan, why Tokyo is the hub of technology, and how Japanese society, particularly in Tokyo, has changed. Based on the book: Nippon, the land and its people, published by Gakuseisha Publishing Co., Ltd. English narration and subtitles.
Subjects -- Asia: Japan

Japan, The Land And Its People: Japanese Technology, A Tradition Of Craftsmanship
[VHS 1489]      1989     C. Itoh & Co.
1/2" Video        Color     1 cass., 24 min.
How Japan's social structure and values have affected its technology, the history of Japan's adaptability to new technologies, and the roles Japanese education, craftsmanship, and government play in the world of technology. Based on the book: Nippon, the land and its people, published by Gakuseisha Publishing Co., Ltd. English narration and subtitles.
Subjects -- Asia: Japan ; Technology

Japan, The Land And Its People: Japan's Corporate System, The Role Of The Entrepreneur
[VHS 1490]       1989       C. Itoh & Co.
1/2" Video         Color       1 cass., 30 min.
Mid-size corporations are the focus. Discusses two Japanese men who have built their own companies. Their business philosophies and methods are discussed and their companies analyzed as to why they have been successful. Based on the book: Nippon, the land and its people, published by Gakuseisha Publishing Co., Ltd. English narration and subtitles.
Subjects -- Asia: Japan ; Business

Japan, The Land And Its People: The Taste Of Japan, A Tradition Of Hospitality
[VHS 1481]       1989       C. Itoh & Co.
1/2" Video        Color       1 cass., 30 min.
Offers a view of the features of Japan, as well as the Japnese view of nature and fesitivities, plus the spirtual contact between human beings through the medium of food and beverage. It introduces the culinary cultural traditions of various regions, styles, and people, all through Japan's seasonal changes, as well as the people's way of living. Based on the book: Nippon, the land and its people, published by Gakuseisha Publishing Co., Ltd. English narration and subtitles.
Subjects -- Asia: Japan ; Culinary Arts

Japan, The Land And Its People: The Tradition Of Performing Arts In Japan, The Heart Of Kabuki, Noh and Bunraku
[VHS 1479]      1989      GPN
1/2" Video        Color     1 cass., 39 min.
Presents a variety of traditional Japanese theater, including seldom-seen backstage preparations and performances by some of Japan's most illustrious names. Based on the book: Nippon, the land and its people, published by Gakuseisha Publishing Co., Ltd. English narration and subtitles.
Subjects -- Asia: Japan ; Drama and Theater

Japan, The Land And Its People: Working Women: Personal And Social Goals
[VHS 1482]       1989      C. Itoh & Co.
1/2" Video        Color       1 cass., 29 min.
Shows the Japanese woman's roles both at home and at work including single women office staff in their 20s and housewives in their 40s reentering the job market as part-time workers as well as socially active career women. Based on the book: Nippon, the land and its people, published by Gakuseisha Publishing Co., Ltd. English narration and subtitles.
Subjects -- Asia: Japan ; Women's Studies

Japanese Education in Crisis
[DVD 447]       2003       Films for the Humanities & Sciences
4 3/4" DVD     Color       1 videodisc, 20 min.
This documentary explores sobering developments linked to Japan’s emphasis on intense academic pressure and conformity: 2,000 teen suicides per year, a 60 percent increase in crime since 1994, and the phenomenon of hikikomori children—those who have collapsed emotionally and withdrawn from society. Gritty footage shot in chaotic classrooms and dysfunctional homes, combined with commentary from counselors, parents, and dispirited young people, depicts a nation unprepared for radical social change and, in spite of recent educational reforms, lacking a consensus on whether to crack down or loosen up. Portions are in Japanese with English subtitles.
Subjects – Asia: Japan ; Education

Japanese for Busy People
[VHS 513-515]      1986     Ask Kodansha Co. Ltd.
1/2" video             Color     3 cass., 120 min.
Total of 30 lessons complete with opening dialogues, grammar, basic expressions, useful expressions and reviews. Tape 1. Lessons 1 - 11 ; Tape 2. Lessons 12 - 21 ; Tape 3. Lessons 22 - 30.

The Japanese Version
[VHS 525]      1991      Center for New American Media
1/2" video       Color     1 cass., 58 min.
Portrays how western and especially American culture undergoes a change when it arrives in Japan.

Jazz, #01: Gumbo, Beginnings to 1917  
[DVD 34]         2000     PBS
4 3/4" DVD     Color     1 videodisc, 90 min.
Jazz begins in New Orleans, nineteenth century America's most cosmopolitan city, where the sound of marching bands, Italian opera, Caribbean rhythms, and minstrel shows fills the streets with a richly diverse musical culture. Here, in the 1890s, African-American musicians create a new music out of these ingredients by mixing in ragtime syncopations and the soulful feeling of the blues. Soon after the start of the new century, people are calling it jazz. A film by Ken Burns. Closed captioned.
Subjects -- Music

Jazz, #02: The Gift, 1917 - 1924  
[DVD 35]        2000      PBS
4 3/4" DVD     Color     1 videodisc, 120 min.
Speakeasies, flappers, and easy money - it's the Jazz Age, when the story of jazz becomes a tale of two great cities, Chicago and New York, and of two extraordinary artists whose lives and music will span almost three-quarters of a century - Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington. A film by Ken Burns.Closed captioned.
Subjects -- Music

Jazz, #03: Our Language 1924 - 1929  
[DVD 36]         2000     PBS
4 3/4" DVD     Color     1 videodisc, 120 min.
As the stock market continues to soar, jazz is everywhere in America. Bessie Smith, Empress of the Blues, helps black entrepreneurs create a new recording industry around the blues. Bix Beiderbecke, the first great white jazz star, destroys himself with alcohol at age 28. Jazz offers an escape from the ghetto for two brilliant sons of Jewish immigrants, Benny Goodman and Artie Shaw. In New York, we follow Duke Ellington uptown to Harlem's most celebrated nightspot, the gangster-owned, whites-only Cotton Club. Called the most perfect three minutes of music ever created, Louis Armstrong's astonishing performance lifts jazz to the level of high art. A film by Ken Burns. Closed captioned.
Subjects -- Music

Jazz, #04: The True Welcome 1929 - 1934  
[DVD 37]         2000     PBS
4 3/4" DVD     Color     1 videodisc, 120 min.
In 1929 the Stock Market collapses and the Great Depression begins. In these dark times, jazz is called upon to lift the spirits of a frightened country, and finds itself poised for a decade of explosive growth. New York is now America's jazz capital. On Broadway, Louis Armstrong revolutionizes the art of American popular song and displays a flair for showmanship that makes him one of the nation's top entertainers. Duke Ellington takes jazz beyond category, composing hit tunes with a new sophistication. In 1935, Palomar Ballroom in Los Angeles, the dancers go wild when they hear Benny Goodman's big-band beat. By the end of the night, the Swing Era has begun. A film by Ken Burns. Closed captioned.
Subjects -- Music

Jazz, #05: Swing: Pure Pleasure 1935 - 1937 
[DVD 38]        2000     PBS
4 3/4" DVD     Color     1 videodisc, 90 min.
As the Great Depression drags on, jazz comes as close as it has ever come to being America's popular music, providing entertainment and escape for a people down on their luck. It has a new name now - Swing - and for millions of young fans, it will be the defining music of their generation. Benny Goodman is hailed as the King of Swing, while teenagers jitterbug just as hard to the music of his rivals - Tommy Dorsey, Jimmie Lunceford, Glenn Miller, and Artie Shaw. Billie Holiday emerges from a tragic childhood to begin her career as the greatest of all female jazz singers. A film by Ken Burns. Closed captioned.
Subjects -- Music

Jazz, #06: Swing: The Velocity of Celebration 1937 - 1939  
[DVD 39]        2000     PBS
4 3/4" DVD     Color     1 videodisc, 105 min.
As the 1930's come to a close, Swing-mania is still going strong, but some fans are saying success has made the music too predictable. Their ears are tuned to a new sound - pulsing, stomping, suffused with the blues. It's the Kansas City sound of Count Basie's band and it quickly reignites the spirit of Swing. Billie Holiday tours with Basie's band until she leaves to join Artie Shaw. But America isn't ready for a black woman who swings with white musicians and Holiday is soon back in New York, pouring her outrage into the anti-lynching ballad, Strange Fruit. A film by Ken Burns. Closed captioned.
Subjects -- Music

Jazz, #07: Dedicated to Chaos 1940 - 1945  
[DVD 40]        2000     PBS
4 3/4" DVD     Color     1 videodisc, 120 min.
When America enters World War II, jazz is part of the arsenal. In Europe, where musicians like the Gypsy guitarist Django Reinhardt continue to play despite a Nazi ban. Bandleaders like Glenn Miller and Artie Shaw enlist, taking their swing to the troops overseas. For many black Americans, segregated at home and in uniform, they find themselves fighting for liberties their own country denies them. Despite such injustices, jazz answers the call during the war years. Duke Ellington sells war bond, and premieres his most ambitious work ever as a benefit for war relief. Underground and after-hours, jazz is changing. In a Harlem club, a small band of young musicians, led by the trumpet virtuoso Dizzy Gillespie and the brilliant saxophonist Charlie Parker create the sound called bebop. A film by Ken Burns. Closed captioned.
Subjects -- Music

Jazz, #08: Risk 1945 - 1955  
[DVD 41]       2000     PBS
4 3/4" DVD    Color     1 videodisc, 120 min.
The postwar years brings prosperity but the Cold War threat of nuclear annihilation makes these anxious years as well. Charlie Parker's new ideas and technique are as overwhelming for musicians of his generation as Louis Armstrong's had been a quarter-century before. Dizzy Gillespie tries to popularize the new sound by adding showmanship and Latin rhythms, while pianist Thelonius Monk infuses it with his eccentric personality to create a music all his own. Except for jazz initiates, however, few people are listening. Teens now swoon for pop singers and dance to rhythm and blues. California musicians create a mellow sound called cool jazz, and Dave Brubeck mixes jazz with classical music. A film by Ken Burns. Closed captioned.
Subjects -- Music

Jazz, #09: The Adventure 1956 - 1960  
[DVD 42]        2000     PBS
4 3/4" DVD     Color     1 videodisc,120 min.
In the late 1950s, America's postwar prosperity continues. Families are moving to the suburbs, watching television has become the national pastime, and baby boomers have begun coming of age. It is also a period of transition when old stars like Billie Holiday and Lester Young will burn out while young talents arise to take the music in new directions. In 1956, the first year Elvis tops the charts, new virtuosos emerge: saxophone colossus Sonny Rollins; jazz diva Sarah Vaughan; and the drummer Art Blakey. A film by Ken Burns. Closed captioned.
Subjects -- Music

Jazz, #10: A Masterpiece by Midnight 1960 to the Present  
[DVD 43]        2000     PBS
4 3/4" DVD     Color     1 videodisc, 120 min.
During the Sixties, jazz is in trouble. Most young people are listening to rock 'n' roll. Jazz musicians are desperate for work and many head for Europe. Miles Davis combines jazz with rock 'n' roll by using electric instruments to launch a wildly popular sound called Fusion. In the 1970s, jazz loses Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington, and for many their passing seems to mark the end of the music itself. But in 1976, when Dexter Gordon returns from Europe and jazz has a homecoming, too.  A film by Ken Burns. Closed captioned.
Subjects -- Music

Jericho (Paul Robeson: Portraits of the Artist)
[DVD 634]     1937     United Artists/Criterion Collection
4 3/4" DVD    b&w      1 videodisc, 98 min.
During the Great War, a Negro corporal, Jericho Jackson, disobeys an order and saves crewmen trapped below deck after an attack. A sergeant dies in the incident; Jackson is court-martialed and sentenced to death. He bolts, and his captain unjustly gets a five-year sentence for aiding his escape; the captain vows to bring Jackson to justice. Meanwhile, Jackson has stolen a boat and sailed from Bordeaux to Morocco where his skills as a physician give him a new lease on life. He becomes a chief responsible for negotiating peace among tribes and leading the annual great salt caravan. A confrontation with his old captain is, however, unavoidable. Cast: Paul Robeson, Henry Wilcoxon.
Subjects – Movies and Plays

JFK
[DVD 782]     1991     Warner Bros.
4 3/4" DVD    Color    1 videodisc, 206 min.
Part fact and part opinion, mainly of Jim Garrison and director Oliver Stone, as to the events surrounding the proposed conspiracy of the assassination of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy on November 22, 1963 in Dallas, Texas. Cast: Kevin Costner
Subjects – Movies and Plays ; Presidents: United States

Jim Dine: A Self-Portrait On The Walls
[VHS 1812]      1995      University of California
1/2" video         Color      1 cass., 28 min.
When a museum in Ludwigsburg, Germany, wanted to mount an exhibition of works by American artist Jim Dine but could not afford to ship his paintings and sculptures to Germany, the artist agreed to go to Ludwigsburg and create wall drawings there. Shows Dine drawing and talking about his work, the exhibition to the public, and, finally, after six weeks, the drawings being obliterated when painters cover them with a fresh coat of paint.
Subjects - Artists

Jimi Plays Berkeley
[VHS 957]       1990      Douglas Music Video 
1/2" video        Color      1 cass., 55 min.
Jimi Hendrix in performance at the famous 1970 Berkeley Memorial Day concert that confirmed his reputation as an intense musician. Jimi Hendrix, Billy Cox on bass, Mitch Mitchell on drums.

Jimmy Carter
[VHS 1966-1967]    1997    PBS/WGBH
1/2" video               Color    2 cass., 180 min.
Examines the failings of Carter's political leadership in the context of the turbulent 1970's ; and explores the role religion played in his career. In part 1, former Naval officer, peanut farmer, born-again Christian and one-term governor of Georgia, Jimmy Carter miraculously captures the White House in 1976. He finds governing in Washington even more difficult than getting there. In part 2, Carter secures his place in history by brokering the first Middle East peace treaty. But he is caught in a maelstrom: an energy crisis, runaway inflation, hostages in Iran. Following his defeat by Ronald Reagan, Carter transforms himself from failed president to revered peacemaker and humanitarian. (The American Experience series). Closed captioned.
Subjects - Presidents: United States

Job Survival Skills: It's a Jungle Out There
[VHS 672]      1990     JIST Works
1/2" video       Color     1 cass., 21 min.
Includes workbook and instructor's guide "Getting the Job You Really Want" by J. Michael Farr. Presents career planning and job searching techniques to help decrease the time it takes to get a good job.

Jobsite Safety
[DVD 798]     2008     Shopware
4 3/4" DVD    Color    1 videodisc, 21 min.
Illustrates the key issues residential builders and workers need to focus on in order to reduce accidents and injuries. Based on the NAHB-OSHA Jobsite Safety Handbook, the program conveys a wide range of safety information in easy-to-understand demonstrations. Topics include the use of personal protective gear, such as hardhats, gloves, and steel-toed shoes, as well as scaffolding, ladders, stairways, vehicles, mobile machinery, and other equipment. Site organization, lifting safety, electrical safety, trenching, excavation, fire prevention, basic fall protection, and hazard signage and communication are also covered.
Subjects – Construction and Engineering ; Occupational Safety

John Edgar Wideman: The Lannan Literary Series
[VHS 1507]      1993      Lannan Foundation
1/2" Video        Color     1 cass., 60 min.
John Edgar Wideman is one of America's premier fiction writers. With language full of sinew and music, he writes about the evolving role of the black man in today's society, chronicling the often brutal and enraging experiences of African Americans who are struggling to survive. He reads from The Stories of John Edgar Wideman and work in progress in Los Angeles on April 6, 1993, and talked with Michael Silverblatt.

John Lukacs
[VHS 378]      1988      PBS
1/2" video       Color     1 cass., 29 min.
Bill Moyers interviews historian John Lukacs, who remarks upon contradictions in American politics, noting that the reigning conservatives are actually ideologues and progressives with unswerving belief in progress. (A World Of Ideas With Bill Moyers)

John Marin
[VHS 932]    1976      International Film Bureau
1/2" video     Color     1 cass., 21 min.
Survey of the artist's work and the important influences in his style. Marin's paintings of America illustrate his observations on his life and work and help clarify the artistic development for the first half of the century.

Joseph McCarthy: An American Inquisitor
[VHS 1702]   1996     A&E
1/2" video      Color    1 cass., 50 min.
Presents the tale of Senator Joseph McCarthy who made his name by ruining the reputations of others during the Communist "witch hunts" of the 1950s. Originally broadcast as a segment of: Biography (Television program).
Subjects -- United States: History

Journey to America (American Experience)
[VHS 562]      1990      PBS/WGBH
1/2" video       Color     1 cass., 59 min.
In diversity lies the strength of this nation. Between 1890 and 1920, the United States experienced its greatest influx of immigrants. This documentary chronicles the arrival of the millions of immigrants who ventured to the shores of America for a better life than they had in the countries they left. Includes photographs and rare archival motion picture footage of immigrants being processed at the Ellis Island point of entry. Other highlights include interviews with historians and descendants of immigrants of the period.
Subjects – United States: History ; Immigration & Emigration

Journey To Planet Earth. Season One #1: Rivers Of Destiny
[DVD 118]     1999    PBS/Screenscope
4 3/4" DVD    Color   1 videodisc, 57 min.
Journey to four major river systems of the world to investigate environmental pressures facing those whose lives depend upon the health of their river. Locations: the Mississippi, Jordan, Amazon and Mekong Rivers. Closed captioned.
Subjects -- Environmental Sciences

Journey To Planet Earth. Season One #2: The Urban Explosion
[DVD 119]     1999     PBS/Screenscope
4 3/4" DVD    Color    1 videodisc, 57 min.
Explorea major dilemma of the 21st century: how to sustain the world's exploding urban population without destroying the delicate balance of our environment. Locations: Mexico City, Istanbul, Shanghai, and New York City. Closed captioned.
Subjects -- Environmental Sciences

Journey To Planet Earth. Season One #3: Land Of Plenty, Land Of Want
[DVD 120]     1999    PBS/Screenscope
4 3/4" DVD    Color   1 videodisc, 57 min.
Investigate the fundamental challenge facing today's farmers: how to feed the world's growing population without endangering our environment. Locations: Zimbabwe, China, France and the United States.Closed captioned.
Subjects -- Environmental Sciences ; Agriculture

Journey To Planet Earth. Season Two #1: On The Brink
[DVD 121]     1999     PBS/Screenscope
4 3/4" DVD    Color    1 videodisc, 57 min.
Examine how severe environmental problems can lead to political crises and increased hostilities around the world. Locations: Haiti, India, Peru, South Africa, Mexico and the United States. Closed captioned.
Subjects -- Environmental Sciences

Journey To Planet Earth. Season Two #2: Seas Of Grass
[DVD 122]     1999    PBS/Screenscope
4 3/4" DVD    Color   1 videodisc, 57 min.
Discover the world’s grasslands, natural vegetation of nearly one-third of Earth’s land surface, some of which are in grave danger. Locations: Kenya, South Africa, Argentina, China and the United States. Closed captioned.
Subjects -- Environmental Sciences

Journey To Planet Earth. Season Two #3: Hot Zones
[DVD 123]     1999    PBS/Screenscope
4 3/4" DVD    Color   1 videodisc, 57 min.
See how changes in global and local ecosystems are connected to the increased spread of infectious diseases. Locations: Kenya, Peru, Bangladesh and the United States. Closed captioned.
Subjects -- Environmental Sciences ; Diseases

The Joy Of Stress
[VHS 1060]      1995      WGBH
1/2" video         Color      1 cass., 56 min.
A discussion of stress and how it can be made an ally in the search for personal growth.

Juan Peron
[VHS 1351]      1993     Films for the Humanities
1/2" video         Color    1 cass., 13 min.
Discusses the rise of Juan Peron and his impact on the history of Argentina.

The Judicial Branch
see title: United States Government: The Judicial Branch

Judgment At Nuremberg
[DVD 324]      1961      MGM
4 3/4" DVD     B&W     1 videodisc, 186 min.
It has been three years since the most important Nazi leaders had already been tried. This trial is about 4 Judges who used their offices to conduct Nazi sterilization and cleansing policies. Retired American Judge, Judge Dan Haywood has a daunting task ahead of him. The Cold War is heating up and no one wants any more trials as Germany, and allied Governments, want to forget the past. But is that the right thing to do is the question that the tribunal must decide. Cast: Spencer Tracy, Richard Widmark, Marlene Dietrich, Maximilian Schell.
Subjects -- Movies and Plays ; Law and Government ; World War 1939-1945

Judgment Day: Intelligent Design On Trial
[DVD 483]      2007      PBS/WGBH
4 3/4" DVD    Color      1 videodisc, 112 min.
In 2004 in a tiny town of Dover in eastern Pennsylvania, the local school board ordered science teachers to read to their high school biology students a statement that suggested there is an alternative to Darwin's theory of evolution called "Intelligent Design." NOVA captures the emotional conflict in the historic six-week trial, Kitzmiller v. Dover School District, which was closely watched by the world's media. (NOVA series)
Subjects – Evolution ; Law and Government

Jungle Fever (Spike Lee Joint Collection)
[DVD 381]       1991         Universal Pictures
4 3/4" DVD     Color         1 videodisc, 132 min.
A successful and married black man contemplates having an affair with a white girl from work. He's quite rightly worried that the racial difference would make an already taboo relationship even worse. Cast: Wesley Snipes, Annabella Sciorra.
Subjects – Movies and Plays

Juno
[DVD 665]     2007     20th Century Fox
4 3/4" DVD   Color     1 videodisc, 96 min.
After a one time sexual encounter with her friend Paulie, 16 year old Juno finds herself faced with an unplanned pregnancy. While in the waiting room of an abortion clinic, the quirky and whip-sharp Juno decides she is unwilling to terminate the pregnancy and decides to find an adoptive couple. When she chooses a couple who placed a classified ad in the PennySaver personals, Juno gets drawn further into their lives than she anticipated. Cast: Ellen Page Michael Cera.
Subjects – Movies and Plays

Juno And The Paycock
[VHS 1090]      1932      Madacy Music Group
1/2" video         B/W      1 cass., 85 min.
Drama about one family's tragedy within the struggles of the Irish Republic. The mother, Juno, has a non-working strutting "paycock" of a husband, a son shot as an informer, and a pregnant daughter rejected by a lover and boyfriend. Cast: Barry Fitzgerald, Marie O'Neal, Edward Chapman, Sidney Morgan. The Alfred Hitchcock collection.

Just Black? Multi-Racial Identity
[VHS 856]     1992    Filmakers Library
1/2" video     Color    1 cass., 57 min.
We meet several articulate young men and women of mixed racial heritage. Each has one black parent, and a white, Asian or Hispanic second parent. They share with us their struggle to establish, acquire and assert a racial identity. Their experiences lead one to question whether there is room in  America for a multi-racial identity. The interviews raise the questions on dating, family relationships, friendships and childhood experiences. As these young people speak of their hopes and frustrations, they all reveal the tension of having their multicultural background overlooked and being classified as having one racial identity.
Subjects -- Race Relations

The JVC Video Anthology Of World Music And Dance
[VHS 1536-1565]     1990     Victor Company of Japan
1/2" Video               Color    30 cass., 50 min. each
Accompanying guide and captions translated from Japanese into English; language of performances untranslated.
[VHS 1536] v.1. East Asia 1 : Korea 1
[VHS 1537] v.2. East Asia 2 : Korea 2
[VHS 1538] v.3. East Asia 3 : China 1
[VHS 1539] v.4. East Asia 4 : China 2
[VHS 1540] v.5. East Asia 5 : China 3, Mongolia
[VHS 1541] v.6. Southeast Asia 1 : Vietnam, Cambodia
[VHS 1542] v.7. Southeast Asia 2 : Thailand, Burma
[VHS 1543] v.8. Southeast Asia 3 : Malaysia, Philippines
[VHS 1544] v.9. Southeast Asia 4 : Indonesia 1
[VHS 1545] v.10. Southeast Asia 5 : Indonesia 2
[VHS 1546] v.11. South Asia 1 : India 1
[VHS 1547] v.12. South Asia 2 : India 2
[VHS 1548] v.13. South Asia 3 : India 3
[VHS 1549] v.14. South Asia 4 : Pakistan, Bangladesh
[VHS 1550] v.15. South Asia 5 : Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan
[VHS 1551] v.16. Middle East & Africa 1 : Turkey, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Qatar
[VHS 1552] v.17. Middle East & Africa 2 : Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco, Mali, Cameroon, Zaire, Tanzania
[VHS 1553] v.18. Middle East & Africa 3 : Chad, Cameroon
[VHS 1554] v.19. Middle East & Africa 4 : Ivory Coast, Botswana, Republic of South Africa
[VHS 1555] v.20. Europe 1 : Ireland, England, France, Switzerland, West Germany, Spain, Italy, Greece
[VHS 1556] v.21. Europe 2 : Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary
[VHS 1557] v.22. Europe 3 : Romania, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Albania
[VHS 1558] v.23. Soviet Union 1 : Russia
[VHS 1559] v.24. Soviet Union 2 : Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Belorussia, Ukraine, Moldavia
[VHS 1560] v.25. Soviet Union 3 : Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Dagestan
[VHS 1561] v.26. Soviet Union 4 : Kazakh, Uzbek, Turkmen, Tajik, Kirgiz, Kalmyk, Mari, Bashkir, Siberia
[VHS 1562] v.27. The Americas 1 : North American Indians
[VHS 1563] v.28. The Americas 2: Mexico, Cuba, Bolivia, Argentina
[VHS 1564] v.29. Oceania 1 : Micronesia, Melanesia, Australia
[VHS 1565] v.30. Oceania 2 : Polynesia, New Zealand