Discover the Secrets Behind TBS's 'World Heritage' Production in Online Event

Exciting Online Event on TBS's 'World Heritage'

Date and Time: August 7, 2026, from 20:00 to 21:30 (JST)
Platform: YouTube Live (Free, no archive available)
Watch here: YouTube Live Link

Canon Marketing Japan, under the leadership of President Masachika Adachi, is set to host an intriguing online event that peels back the layers of TBS's acclaimed series, 'World Heritage.' This event, which coincides with the program's 30th anniversary, promises a unique glimpse into what goes into creating this captivating show. The series airs every Sunday at 6 PM and has connected viewers with the beauty of global heritage sites since its inception.

During this online gathering, attendees can anticipate compelling stories and insights about the series, including the breathtaking technical challenges faced while capturing stunning shots of locations such as the soaring heights of Machu Picchu and the stunning blue city of Samarkand. The event will be hosted by accomplished TBS producers and directors, who will share behind-the-scenes anecdotes and details that never made it to air.

Featured Speakers:

- Producer Kaori Sano, TBS Television
- Director Ryo Taguchi, TBS Sparkle
- Director Jun Uchida, TBS Sparkle

In addition to exploring the production side, the event will delve into the history and future of the show, reflecting on its impact over three decades. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions directly during the Q&A segment at the end of the presentation.

Moreover, to enhance viewer engagement, there will be a giveaway campaign following the live stream. After watching, participants can respond to a survey via a QR code, entering for a chance to win local souvenirs purchased by the production staff at filming locations. This initiative highlights the deep connection between the audience and the storytellers of the series.

Since its debut in 1996, TBS’s 'World Heritage' has been committed to showcasing the splendor of human heritage through advanced imaging technology. The program's narrative emphasizes the importance of preserving these global treasures for future generations. Its excellence has not gone unnoticed; UNESCO has awarded the show for its contributions to heritage awareness in both 2006 and 2026, and in 2019, it became the first television program to receive the Japan Geographical Society Award for its contribution to cultural education.

The series will also see a fresh perspective with actor Ryohei Suzuki stepping in as the new narrator starting April 2024. His role as the guide through the wonders of world heritage will bring a personal touch and relatable voice to the stories presented.

For updates, sneak peeks, and exclusive interviews, don't miss out on the program's official YouTube channel and website:

This event represents more than just a celebration of a beloved TV show; it reflects a shared responsibility to protect and cherish our global heritage. Join us in this illuminating experience, and be part of the ongoing story of ‘World Heritage’!