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Travel...Culture...English
Kaiwanoshima offers the possibility for people to travel through the island kingdom of Great Britain. Take the virtual tour supported by films about the peoples and places of the UK and improve your English whilst learning about the culture, accents and lifestyle of the English speaking people.

The films are all in English and are produced in the form of the highest quality of entertainments for English speaking people as well.

As informed during the course of Wedgwood's take over, some of the features have not changed and the others have. The people in this month's film no longer work there and the prestige room has been moved. Speaking of legacy, you can still read our statement (and the SINDEX information) concerning TARTAN on the kaiwanoshima channel YouTube. So much so, Kaiwanoshima firmly believes that a tradition should be moved on only when its principle is protected. However it is not just Jasper in this case. (For those who are new to kaiwanoshima, please watch 'Josiah Wedgwood' on kaiwanoshima channel YouTube to learn about the ware.) May 'the legacy' live long!

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On the subscription channel, James Scarlett, tartan expert, had begun to chat. Here is a piece about the weather: Though our climate varies in severity – and we have had some pretty severe summers – the weather pattern is remarkably constant and the November snow can confine us to home for a week or so. ...to be continued in the subscription channel. Click here to read the September introduction, the beginning. By odd coincidence, we think, the latest was about his church.

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On the subscription channel: You can enjoy films with a 320 x 240 screen, or a 240 x 160 and text screen with your choice of on/off. The latter is very effective to improve your English. The tasters below are some examples of a large selection of our films.

	Working in Britain: Narrowboating Working at a marina of Stoke-on-Trent, in charge of narrowboating trips. WIB: Narrowboating (viewing from the far side)

	Narrowboating Self-driving on the River Thames. Narrowboating (viewing from the far side)

	Wedgwood's Earthen Ware Cornish connection - Amazing white clay Viewing with a larger screen and this size as well as 'with a text screen' size are available for all the films in our Archive channel. Wedgwood's Earthen Ware (viewing from the far side)

	King Arthur Story King Arthur in Cornwall - A silken thread of truth in legends. It’s in the story somewhere. King Arthur Story (viewing from the far side)

	Eden Project Part 1 A Cornish resurrection and global practices. Eden Project Part 1 (viewing from the far side)