Sought for their beauty, the finest Japanese swords of the modern age are in constant demand, selling for millions of yen. These swords are made by Yoshihara Yoshindo (78), the greatest modern-day swordsmith. Using techniques passed down for over 1,000 years, he turns steel into the most extraordinary treasures. We follow the 4 months it takes to create a sword, from its beginning as a clump of steel known as Tamahagane, to its magical transformation into a distinguished blade. Overcoming the death of his son -- his successor -- and illness of his own, Yoshihara continues to pursue ever greater heights. What conviction drives his way of life?

Delivery drivers are in the spotlight as essential workers who've helped to support the daily lives of many in the midst of the pandemic. Of the 60,000 drivers who work for the industry's biggest employer, 29-year-old Nagasawa Kota is recognized as one of the best. His skills include phenomenal delivery speed, in-depth knowledge of his delivery area, and safety-focused consideration for others. Follow the 338-kilometer journey of a single parcel across Japan. It takes a dedicated crew of drivers and other staff to ensure its safe and swift arrival.

"There's nothing I can't sell." So proclaims Hashimoto Kazue (43), a star salesperson with 20 years in the business. From food products that cost a few dollars to high-end furniture, Hashimoto is a pro who takes requests from all kinds of companies and can increase the sales of any product. We take a look at the high-level sales skills she has cultivated through diligent research and thorough analysis of techniques. In truth, Hashimoto herself once had difficulty interacting with people, and went through an arduous experience at age 33 that nearly drove her to the point of ending her own life. What is the meaning that she found in her work?