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Tokyo Before Tokyo: Exploring Edo w. Dr. Timon Screech | Japan Station 52


Posted on  November 1, 2020

 On this episode of the Japan Station podcast, we’re talking about the history and layout of Edo with one of the world’s foremost experts on the subject: Dr. Timon Screech. About Dr. Timon Screech Dr. Timon Screech is a professor of the history of art at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London. He is …

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Ichimon Japan     Podcasts

What are your favorite places to visit in Osaka? | Ichimon Japan 20


Posted on  July 6, 2020

Today’s Question On this episode of Ichimon Japan we ask: What are your favorite places to visit in Osaka? Topics Discussed A basic overview of the main areas of Osaka Osaka’s best burrito place: El Zocalo Osaka Castle and Osaka Castle Park The Umeda Area Yodobashi Camera The Minami area Universal Studios Japan and its Cool Japan special events/rides Super …

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Ichimon Japan     Podcasts

Why do Japanese people love Hawaii so much? | Ichimon Japan 17


Posted on  June 7, 2020

 Today’s Question On this episode of Ichimon Japan we ask: Why do Japanese people love Hawaii so much? Topics Discussed Why Hawaii is such a popular travel destination among Japanese travelers How many Japanese people came to Hawaii in 2019 How the amount of Japanese travelers to Hawaii compares to the amount of travelers from other places How many …

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Other     Podcasts

Talking About Blindness, Japan, and Japanese Urban Design on Tokyo Podcast


Posted on  May 27, 2020

Recently, I (Tony Vega) was a guest on Tokyo Podcast. On the episode I was on I discuss how my interest in the Japanese language and Japan helped me overcome the mental blocks I had after losing most of my eyesight due to Leber’s Hereditary Optic Neuropathy at the end of high school. If you’re a listener of the Japan …

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Ichimon Japan     Podcasts

What’s better: rural life or city life in Japan? | Ichimon Japan 12


Posted on  April 12, 2020

 Today’s Question On this episode of Ichimon Japan we ask: What’s better: rural life or city life in Japan? Topics Discussed The pros and cons of living in rural Japan The pros and cons of living in a big city in Japan Life in Ishikawa Prefecture Life in Kobe Life in Osaka Where Ishikawa Prefecture is located Whether rural …

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Food & Travel

Super Nintendo World Set to Open Summer 2020 at Universal Studios Japan, Here’s What We Know


Posted on  February 26, 2020

An overview of the information currently available on Universal Studios’ upcoming Nintendo-themed land: Super Nintendo World Almost five years ago a partnership was announced to bring the Japanese video game giant Nintendo to Universal Studios theme parks. The first iteration of Universal Studios Super Nintendo World is currently looking like it will open in Osaka, Japan in time for the …

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Japan Station     Podcasts

Chatting About Shinobi Mysteries w. Susan Spann | Japan Station 32


Posted on  February 15, 2020

 On This Episode of Japan Station On this episode of the Japan Station podcast, we’re talking about ninjas, the judicial system of 16th century Japan, and more with Susan Spann, author of the Hiro Hattori “shinobi mystery” series of books. About Susan Spann Susan Spann is the award-winning author of the Hiro Hattori series of mystery books. The novels …

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Japan Station 30: Understanding “Otaku” and Akihabara w. Dr. Patrick W. Galbraith


Posted on  January 14, 2020

On This Episode of Japan Station On this episode of the Japan Station podcast, we’re talking about “otaku,” the history of the anime “holy land” of Akihabara, and a whole lot more. About Dr. Patrick W. Galbraith Dr. Patrick W. Galbraith is a lecturer at Senshu University in Tokyo. He is one of the world’s leading expert on the topic …

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Japan Station 29: Koichi of Tofugu.com


Posted on  January 1, 2020

 On This Episode of Japan Station On this episode of the Japan Station podcast we’re talking about learning Japanese, running a business, and a whole lot more with the creator of Tofugu, Koichi. About Koichi For more than a decade Koichi has been helping people learn about Japan, Japanese culture, and the Japanese language via the blog Tofugu and …

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Japan Station     Podcasts

Japan Station 28: Evangeline Neo of Evacomics


Posted on  December 15, 2019

On This Episode of Japan Station On this episode of the Japan Station podcast I’m talking with popular webcomic creator Evangeline Neo about her career and her travels in Tokyo. About Evangeline Neo Evangeline Neo is an illustrator and comic creator from Singapore. She is best known for her webcomic which has developed a large following and often touches on …

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Japan Station 27: The Bells of Old Tokyo (Anna Sherman)


Posted on  December 1, 2019

 On This Episode of Japan Station On this episode of the Japan Station podcast we’re talking about the city of Tokyo and its “bells of time.” About Anna Sherman Anna Sherman is an editor and writer living in Oxford, England. Sherman spent many years living in Tokyo and used many of her experiences there to write her first book: …

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Food & Travel

Conveyor Belt Solo Hotpot Restaurant Opens in Tokyo, Becomes a Hotspot for Raw Meat “Revolution” [Video]


Posted on  October 31, 2019

Who needs revolving raw fish, when you can have revolving raw meat? A restaurant in Tokyo has opened that has combined the conveyor belt part of conveyor belt sushi with the raw meat part of hotpot. Called Ichi (full name: Hitori Shabu-shabu Ichi, or Solo Shabu-shabu Ichi), this interesting new restaurant opened on October 23 in the busy Shinjuku area …

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