100 Pun de Meicho

100 Pun de Meicho (100分de名著, Literary "An introduction to a masterpiece of literature within 100 minutes") is an NHK's television program in Japan. (2011- )

100 Pun de Meicho
100分de名著
Genre
Country of originJapan
Original language(s)Japanese
Production
Running time25 minutes
Production company(s)NHK
External links
Website

Concept

The personalities and the pundit discuss the masterpiece

The concept of the program is to shed light on a masterpiece of literature from all over the world, from classic to contemporary literature. The program invites an expert as the pundit who is best known for the selected masterpiece, in terms of both of the prominent knowledge of (and research on) the title and the excellence in presentation skills to the broad audiences comprehensibly. The pundit explains the profound world of the title concisely, but insightfully and enjoyable. 100 Pun (100 minutes) means the one title will be explained in 25 minutes per week, in a month (4 weeks × 25 minutes = 100 minutes). In the last week, the program will invite another guest commentator and have discussion sessions with the personalities and the pundit (not all the time).

Broadcast

(2018-)
Monday 22:25 - 22:50
Wednesday 5:30 - 5:55、12:00 - 12:25

Personalities

(2018-)
Hikaru Ijūin
Yuriko Shimazu

Narrators

In the program, the renowned professional narrators read the major lines of the work.

List of the narrators (Japanese).

Program

Regular series

Date Book Title Author name Pundit
2018/1 Nanshuo Ikun (teachings of the deceased by an old man in Nanshu) Saigō Takamori Akinaka Senzaki
2018/2 The Hunchback of Notre-Dame Victor Hugo Shigeru Kashima
2018/3 1) Points and Lines
2) Inspector Imanishi Investigates
3) Unearthing the Shōwa Period
4) Madness of gods
Seichō Matsumoto Takeshi Hara
2018/4 The Lotus Sutra Masatoshi Ueki
2018/5 On the Meaning of Life Mieko Kamiya Eisuke Wakamatsu

Special series

Single

This was broadcast as "100 Pun de Shihonron" in NHK Bangumi Tamago.

Date Book Title Author name Pundit
2010/9 Capital: Critique of Political Economy Karl Marx Akihito Matoba

Awards

Galaxy Award, January, 2016[4]
・Hoso Bunka Foundation Awards, January, 2016[5]

Footnote

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