Wild Tokyo

Directed by NHK and produced by ITV and Oxford Scientific Films, Wild Tokyo reveals the surprising wildlife that shares the bustling streets of Tokyo with its 14 million residents. From jewel beetles and goshawks found in the city's shrines to the forests of Okutama, where bears, monkeys, and tanuki roam, this documentary captures the unique interaction between nature and urban life in Japan's capital.

This film appeals to those interested in wildlife, urban ecology, and the natural world. It provides insights into how animals adapt to one of the most densely populated cities on Earth, creating a fascinating narrative of survival and coexistence. With Toby Jones as the narrator, viewers gain a deeper understanding of Tokyo's hidden natural wonders, making it a compelling watch for documentary enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.