this garden reminds me of edward scissorhands. look at this tree with the hole in the middle.0h, do you miss him? yes. but every day, no answer. no answer! lee chang—ho died some 15 years ago. a stone plaque now commemorates the husband who transformed the fate of this rocky island. do you feel emotional when you come here? yeah. what do you feel? some days happy, some days unhappy. ms choi wrote herself the poem inscribed on this stone. as the sun retreats from the island, my time is up. tomorrow, another boat will bring hundreds more to this little piece of paradise. another day on 0edo botania. that's all we have got time for this week. coming up next week: christa's in london checking out why crumbling stonework, dodgy wiring and leaky pipes are causing headaches at one of the world's most recognisable world heritage sites. this is level 25, so we're 50 metres up. oh, my very word! look at that! well, i do hope you canjoin us for that if you can, and don't forget, you can also follow us on social media, and maybe you can share some of your travel stories with the world too

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you have "edward scissorhands," "the nightmare before christmas," ""franken weenie," alice in wonders draw and make things. >> now we are robin meade eady - >> reporter: his short stalk of the celery monster helped lapd him a job. >> i had a room when i was animator, and i saw from my room where i felt trapped like rapunzel, i could see where i was born and forest lawn where may family was buried and felt i was in the bermuda triangle. the weird place of life and death. >> reporter: perfect essence. fired after a few years, he found his footing directing "pee wee's big adventure." >> thanks for stopping. >> reporter: that began a string of hits that made burton a household name. >> this exhibition is an immersive experience into the mind of tim burton. >> reporter: perhaps no one knows better than ginney hi, his curator. >> what he puts on a page or sculpture is identifiable for all of his fans. so there's really no disconnect between tim and his viewer or tim and his visitor because of that intense emotional connection in his work. >> reporter: his art has traveled the world includin

. >> "edward scissorhand" is kind of a frankenstein movie. tim draw a character with two strokes of a brush and you knew who they were. >> look! >> i'll be darned. >> with tim and his characters, there's always a real connection with him and johnny depp. >> there's a kind of a way of speaking without speaking and communicating, which is why he was edward scissor hands and it goes back to silent movies where people communicate with your eyes. i feel some connection to him. there's something about the intensity and gaze that's like -- well, it's like film, acting. >> so are we going to be working together? really? worst film you ever saw? well, my next one will be better. hello? >> it's such a sweet movie and yet it's not at all clawing, it's completely cool and crazy. >> he's a monster. do you imagine what that guy would look like in a movie? >> he plays ed wood, the worst director of all time. >> you just love him for his enthusiasm. >> mr. wood, where's the conference center? >> you're standing in it. >> places. ed wood when he was making the

this garden reminds me of edward scissorhands. look at this tree with the hole in the middle. tense victory over andy ruinr in saudi arabia. borisjohnson and jeremy corbyn make a direct appeal to voters as the election campaign enters its final few days. the manchester derby is overshadowed by claims of racism. city say they are working with the police to identify individuals after united players claim they were targetted with abuse. shining a spotlight on homelessness — dame helen mirrenjoins crowds in trafalgar square as more than 60 cities take part in the world‘s big sleep out. good morning. we have some very windy weather on the way through the next few days. today, widespread gales, very stormy around the irish sea coast. it will be cooler and quieter tomorrow, but look out for the rest of the week — the strong wind is keen to stay with us. good morning. it‘s sunday, 8th december. anthonyjoshua is heavyweight champion of the world again after beating andy ruinunior on points. six months on from one of the biggest shocks in boxing history, joshua regained his three titles