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Factual programming has long been one of the main pillars of Japan’s NHK, and the genre has proven to be a strong seller on the global market for its business arm, NHK Enterprises.

NHK Enterprises has a slew of “documentaries that search for truth through meticulous fact-finding and novel perspectives,” says Afumi Watanabe, chief manager of content distribution.

Japan-based NHK Enterprises has confirmed that the Italian pubcaster Rai has picked up eight of NHK’s documentaries.

The mysteries of the ancient natural world are uncovered using 8K cameras in Antarctica: The Frozen Time Capsule, which is part of the NHK Enterprises catalog. 

NHK is presenting the documentary Deep Ocean: Journey to the Deepest to the international marketplace at MIPCOM next week.

CANNES: The female artist Yayoi Kusama, known for her usage of vivid colors and polka-dots, is profiled in NHK Enterprises’ Yayoi Kusama: My Eternal Soul, which was shot in 8K and is also available in 4K.

CANNES: A top factual highlight for NHK Enterprises (NEP) at MIPCOM, T-Rex: An Evolutionary Journey uses high-resolution 4K computer graphics to depict the evolution of the Tyrannosaurus rex.

CANNES: History comes to life in NHK Enterprises’s A Century on Film, which the company is offering to buyers at MIPTV.