Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan TV Schedule
Find out when Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan is airing on TV tonight and this week at the American TV Listings Guide.
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Upcoming Airings
Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan is scheduled to air at these times:
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Fri 12
6126-014 — Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan
Onomichi Betcha is a three-day festival in Hiroshima Prefecture. Masked ogres carry sticks with which to "torment" spectators. But being hit or poked with a stick is said to bring good luck.
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Fri 12
6126-014 — Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan
Onomichi Betcha is a three-day festival in Hiroshima Prefecture. Masked ogres carry sticks with which to "torment" spectators. But being hit or poked with a stick is said to bring good luck.
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Sat 13
6126-014 — Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan
Onomichi Betcha is a three-day festival in Hiroshima Prefecture. Masked ogres carry sticks with which to "torment" spectators. But being hit or poked with a stick is said to bring good luck.
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Sat 13
6126-014 — Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan
Onomichi Betcha is a three-day festival in Hiroshima Prefecture. Masked ogres carry sticks with which to "torment" spectators. But being hit or poked with a stick is said to bring good luck.
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Sat 13
6126-014 — Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan
Onomichi Betcha is a three-day festival in Hiroshima Prefecture. Masked ogres carry sticks with which to "torment" spectators. But being hit or poked with a stick is said to bring good luck.
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Sat 13
6126-014 — Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan
Onomichi Betcha is a three-day festival in Hiroshima Prefecture. Masked ogres carry sticks with which to "torment" spectators. But being hit or poked with a stick is said to bring good luck.
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Sat 13
6126-014 — Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan
Onomichi Betcha is a three-day festival in Hiroshima Prefecture. Masked ogres carry sticks with which to "torment" spectators. But being hit or poked with a stick is said to bring good luck.
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Sat 13
6126-014 — Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan
Onomichi Betcha is a three-day festival in Hiroshima Prefecture. Masked ogres carry sticks with which to "torment" spectators. But being hit or poked with a stick is said to bring good luck.
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Fri 19
Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan — Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan
Taimatsu Akashi honors those who died defending the castle in Sukagawa in 1589. Local people form teams to make huge torches that are set alight in a hilltop park to commemorate the fallen warriors.
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Fri 19
Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan — Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan
Taimatsu Akashi honors those who died defending the castle in Sukagawa in 1589. Local people form teams to make huge torches that are set alight in a hilltop park to commemorate the fallen warriors.
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Sun 21
Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan — Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan
Taimatsu Akashi honors those who died defending the castle in Sukagawa in 1589. Local people form teams to make huge torches that are set alight in a hilltop park to commemorate the fallen warriors.
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Sun 21
Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan — Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan
Taimatsu Akashi honors those who died defending the castle in Sukagawa in 1589. Local people form teams to make huge torches that are set alight in a hilltop park to commemorate the fallen warriors.
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Mon 22
Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan — Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan
Taimatsu Akashi honors those who died defending the castle in Sukagawa in 1589. Local people form teams to make huge torches that are set alight in a hilltop park to commemorate the fallen warriors.
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Mon 22
Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan — Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan
Taimatsu Akashi honors those who died defending the castle in Sukagawa in 1589. Local people form teams to make huge torches that are set alight in a hilltop park to commemorate the fallen warriors.
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Mon 22
Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan — Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan
Taimatsu Akashi honors those who died defending the castle in Sukagawa in 1589. Local people form teams to make huge torches that are set alight in a hilltop park to commemorate the fallen warriors.
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Mon 22
Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan — Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan
Taimatsu Akashi honors those who died defending the castle in Sukagawa in 1589. Local people form teams to make huge torches that are set alight in a hilltop park to commemorate the fallen warriors.
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Mon 22
Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan — Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan
Taimatsu Akashi honors those who died defending the castle in Sukagawa in 1589. Local people form teams to make huge torches that are set alight in a hilltop park to commemorate the fallen warriors.
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Mon 22
Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan — Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan
Taimatsu Akashi honors those who died defending the castle in Sukagawa in 1589. Local people form teams to make huge torches that are set alight in a hilltop park to commemorate the fallen warriors.
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Mon 22
Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan — Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan
Taimatsu Akashi honors those who died defending the castle in Sukagawa in 1589. Local people form teams to make huge torches that are set alight in a hilltop park to commemorate the fallen warriors.
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Mon 22
Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan — Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan
Taimatsu Akashi honors those who died defending the castle in Sukagawa in 1589. Local people form teams to make huge torches that are set alight in a hilltop park to commemorate the fallen warriors.
