

S1 • E1
Focuses on the changing relationship of China.

S1 • E2
Focuses on the evolution of Japan into a modern-day powerful society.

S1 • E3
The lives of Vietnamese revolutionary Ho Chi Minh and the Indonesian leader Sukarno reflect the nationalist movements in those former colonies of Western powers.

S1 • E4
Chinese writer Lu Xan and Japanese right-wing philosopher Kita Ikki are profiled as intellectuals who sought to resolve the conflict between the national character and international standing of their homelands.

S1 • E5
This program examines the utter transformation of the pacific Basin region in the wake of World War II. The expanding- and often contentious- American and Japanese relationship included the ambiguous roles of conqueror and conquered.

S1 • E6
The political, historical, and cultural underpinnings of Japan's post-war economic miracle are considered, both in the wealth it brought to the Pacific Basin and in its creation of a new Asian model of capitalism.

S1 • E7
Focuses on Taiwan, South Korea and Singapore.

S1 • E8
Focuses on the rise of freedom in South Korea.

S1 • E9
Focuses on U.S. involvement in China and the Philippines.

S1 • E10
Focuses on the comparison between the U.S. and Japanese economies.

Narrator

Various

Kita Ikki
Self