Ep. 6: Examining the value of Japanese folklore knowledge during the apocalypse
Aired on August 11, 2022

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This episode explores the question of what specific types of knowledge hold value in the context of an apocalypse. The narrative focuses on Japanese folklore as a potential source of significant insight or utility. The content is presented as part of a series examining different perspectives, including themes of nonconformity and the reconsideration of the Urashima story. The synopsis highlights the relevance of traditional cultural elements when facing catastrophic events, suggesting that folklore may offer unique understanding or solutions distinct from other forms of knowledge.
Episodes
- Ep. 2 · Haru's Master Gets Lost While the Girl Cannot Read a Map
- Ep. 3 · The apocalypse brings withdrawal symptoms and moments of bliss without internet videos
- Ep. 4 · Stranded in Japan's Infamous Forest, Characters Discuss Cats Philosophically
- Ep. 5 · The Nightmare, Goodbye, and One Dog Is Enough
- Ep. 6 · Examining the value of Japanese folklore knowledge during the apocalypse
- Ep. 7 · Exploring impermanence, the weight of 21 grams, and twilight themes
- Ep. 8 · Heroes reject villain offers while dogs pursue their simple desires under the stars
- Ep. 9 · Exploring the meaning of love through a game of catch and rival dynamics.
- Ep. 10 · Tanuki Shape-Shifters Discover They Can Deceive Haru's Master Without Supernatural Powers