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HH#77: The Great Ghiblification04 Apr 202502:52:04

In this episode, we discuss: The Great Ghiblification, Shinigami Totori, The Sayama Incident, Mr. Sato's Transformation, The Demon of Reiwa, The Watatsumi Shrine Incident (a False Poo Operation?), YOUは何をしに日本へ, Studio SIX Shibari (link purposefully excluded as it is NSFW), and some relatively unknown news stories related to Japanese tourists behavior poorly abroad, the picnic incident being my personal favorite. 

Additionally—please note this erratum: There appears to be approximately zero (0) evidence that Johnny Somali is commonly referred to as “The Oni of Reiwa” (aka 令和の鬼) across the cyberplanes of the Interweb. A classic AI-chan brain burp. An illusion. A shimmering mirage in the Data Desert.

This brings me to an important point: Please keep in the following disclaimer when listening to the Deep in Japan Podcast: We know nothing. Zip. Zilch. Nada. Also, this reality is likely just a low-budget sim run by a caffeinated intern in a higher dimension who’s currently on break. So don't take anything srsly—especially not us. 

Please also note that Deep in Japan Podcast™ is entirely free-range, non-GMO, and listener-fueled—meaning it runs solely on the psychic energy and microtransactions of beautiful beings like YOU (hopefully). If you like what you hear, consider BECOMING A PATRON. Like most things, it only hurts the first time. 

If you've got something to say, drop me a line on Twitter at @DeepinJapanPod or email me at deep.in.japan.podcast@gmail.com. However, plz note that I'm far more likely to reply to MY AMAZING PATRONS. Apologies, but there are only so many hours in the day—and, well, some people are just better (perspectivally).

Lastly, for those rare souls yearning to tap into the Deep in Japan Soundtrack™—a collection of vibes, echoes, and probable spells—venture boldly to my SUNO page, where waveforms wobble and basslines whisper like ancient melodic sutras. 🎧⚡️ 

Thanks for listening, traveler of the ear. Yoroshiku and rockets!

HH#76: Gotta Catch ‘Em All… Ojisan Edition28 Mar 202503:25:47

In this episode, we dive into the bizarre and brilliant world of Japan’s newest trading card sensation — おじトレカ / the Ojisan Trading Card Game. A quirky local trading card game from Kawara Town, Fukuoka—featuring real-life middle-aged men and their unique volunteer skills—is gaining national buzz. Created by a community council to honor local ojisan, the game has become a hit with kids and is even attracting fans from outside the region. Now seen as a creative way to connect generations, the project has caught the attention of Japan’s Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications.

The Deep in Japan Podcast is completely independent and funded by listeners like you. If you enjoy the show, please consider supporting the show to help keep it going. Every contribution makes a difference. 

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Enjoying those Deep In Japan Sounds? Find more at my SUNO page. 

Thanks for listening! 

500 Milliliters with Mike Burke22 Mar 202502:29:20

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The outro and all BGM is from I AM ROBOTO AND PROUD:

Thanks for listening! 

HH#75: Are You Shure?17 Mar 202503:45:42

In this episode, we dive into Jeff’s latest obsession with a type of namazake called “domuroku”—a rich, unfiltered sake that’s as funky as it is fascinating. We also unpack the tale of how he got boondoggled into buying a cheap Chinese knockoff of the Shure SM7dB, proving once again that if a deal seems too good to be true, it probably is.

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Musical outro: "Sake, Tears, Men and Women" by Eigo Kawashima. 

Thanks for listening! 

Zen and the Art of Audio Terror – A Brian Daizen Victoria Teaser15 Mar 202500:24:40

If you haven’t yet listened to my first interview with Brian Daizen Victoria from February 2021, do yourself a favor and check it out. Brian is an absolute legend, and I’m incredibly excited to have him back on the show. With any luck, the upcoming episode will sound a lot better than this test recording!

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The BGM was the Magical Mystery Mix's 70s Japanese Jazz Mix Vol.4

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Thanks for listening! 

Munehito Realizes He's a 'Race-Traitor'13 Mar 202502:48:48

In this epic journey, I sit down with author and friend of the show, Munehito Moro, to discuss the following:  

  • "Nuisance streamers": Foreign streamers who cause trouble with local Japanese citizens.
  • Japan's rising anti-foreigner sentiment.
  • The importance of Mobile Police Patlabor 2: THE MOVIE in the history of Japanese cinema.
  • Banned movies, including the documentary by Shiori Itō, a Japanese journalist, filmmaker, and prominent advocate for women's rights and sexual assault awareness in Japan. 

If you would like to pick up a copy of Munehito's book, Empire of Blood, you can find it on both US Amazon and Amazon JPN. Other related links include: 

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Thanks for listening! 

HH#74: The AI Waifu Retrospective28 Feb 202502:47:17

In this episode we reflect on Happy Hour #1: The AI Waifu. And also on our lives.... 

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Thanks for listening.

TALKING CURE with Munehito Moro27 Feb 202503:05:44

In this episode, we sit down with Munehito Moro (茂呂 宗仁), a Japanese author writing in English, to discuss his latest novel, Talking Cure, and the fascinating intersections of espionage, psychology, and storytelling. 

Links & More

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SLIGHTLY LESS Insecure Working Environment Blues with Mark Shinshu22 Feb 202501:35:34

Mark, an Associate Professor at an undisclosed university in an undisclosed region of Nagano Prefecture, was dismissed from his long-held teaching post — but he fought back and won! And we've invited him back on the show to give us an update. If you haven't heard our first episode together, you might want to give that a listen first. You can find it here. 

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HH#73: AI-chan Emerges from the Saitama Sinkhole16 Feb 202502:48:45

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Thanks for listening!

JAPAN WUT? Podcast Chat with Mathew Bigelow14 Feb 202501:27:57

In today’s episode, we welcome Mathew Bigelow, the host of the Japan Wut? Podcast, for a deep dive into artificial intelligence, societal transformation, and Japan’s technological future. If you'd like to learn more about Matt and his content, check out the following: 

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Thanks for listening!

MONKEY with Motoyuki Shibata10 Feb 202501:40:42

Note: This episode was originally aired in November of 2021.

In this captivating episode, we sit down with Motoyuki Shibata, Professor Emeritus at the University of Tokyo, renowned translator, and the dynamic editor-in-chief of the acclaimed literary magazine “MONKEY.” 

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Thanks for listening!

THE LAST YAKUZA with Jake Adelstein24 Jan 202501:54:57

In this episode of the Deep in Japan podcast, I sit down with the one and only Jake Adelstein, renowned journalist and author of several acclaimed books about Japan’s underworld. We dive deep into his book The Last Yakuza, exploring its themes and stories in a surprisingly informal and amusing chat. Jake brings his unique wit, charm, and deep insights into the conversation, making this one of the most entertaining interviews yet. Whether you’re a fan of his books, interested in Japanese culture, or just here for a good laugh, this episode has something for everyone.

Books by Jake Adelstein:

Jake’s work is also available here on Amazon Japan for Japanese readers. 

Jake’s Blog and Substack:

Podcasts Hosted by Jake:

  • The Evaporated - A podcast exploring why and how people go missing in Japan
  • Night Shift - a pulp fiction docudrama podcast, set in an urban fantasy world inhabited by people with extraordinary powers both natural and artificial

Connect with Jake:

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Thanks for listening!

TED BONNAH - Chatting Under a Metaphorical Sanjo Bridge (Special Ed Part I)18 Jan 202501:39:56

This episode originally aired in August 2021. Ted has since left Japan and is struggling to make ends meet as a single father in Vancouver. If you would like to purchase his most recent book or support his transition, check out the links below: 

If you enjoy the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon. Deep in Japan is an independent, crowd-funded project, and every yen helps keep it alive and kicking!

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Thanks for listening!

TED BONNAH - "Pawahara"18 Jan 202501:06:15

This episode originally aired in October 2020. Ted has since left Japan and is struggling to make ends meet as a single father in Vancouver. If you would like to purchase his most recent book or support his transition, check out the links below: 

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Thanks for listening!

ゑリｯ久, THE AMAZING19 Dec 202401:33:07

You can find eric ゑリｯ久 on Twitter here and buy his books off Amazon here. 

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STEVE McCARTY - How to Be a Professional Foreigner in Japan18 Dec 202401:37:14

This episode originally aired in January of 2021

STEVE McCARTY - A Lecture on Japanese Prehistory and Mythology18 Dec 202401:22:31

This episode was originally published in June of 2020. 

HH#72: Trevor’s Wota Awakening and Fire Syndrome Frenzy10 Oct 202402:26:32

In this fun episode of Happy Times, Trevor realizes he’s a full-on “wota” (idol superfan) obsessed with AKB-48’s Mayuyu. Jeff and Trevor dive into otaku culture, exploring the “Top 10 Types of Otaku” and the quirky world of idols. Trevor hilariously shares how his simple life turned into a fandom frenzy, thanks to Tokyo’s marriage app, “Tokyo Futari Story.” Expect laughs, J-pop vs. K-pop talk, and a look at Trevor’s struggle with Korean Fire Syndrome (Hwa-Byung), all packed with Japanese pop culture madness!

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Thanks for listening! 

OHAZASSU! with John29 Sep 202402:16:49

In this episode, I sit down with John, an Australian podcaster living in Nagoya and the host of the “Ohazassu” morning podcast. We delve into his experiences in Japan, fatherhood, and the journey of learning a new language and culture. John also opens up about his cancer diagnosis and treatment within the Japanese medical system. His story is inspiring and insightful and it was an absolute joy to have him on the show.
 
LINKS: 

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Thanks for tuning in!

WALKING Missus Miho #4: 残暑で疲れている9.1111 Sep 202400:28:17

In this episode, Jeff and his lovely (but tired) wife, Miho, take listeners on peaceful walks through Nagano’s rice fields, joined by their Shiba Inu, Kako. As they stroll, they share heartfelt conversations about life, parenting, and their everyday experiences. With nature’s backdrop, each episode offers a soothing escape into the simple joys of family and life in Japan.

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Thanks for listening!

WEEKLY FASCINATION with Tracy Greenwood Hosting DiJ10 Sep 202401:47:14

This interview was taken from my appearance on the Weekly Fascination show hosted by Tracy Greenwood, which you can watch here. Oh, and the cover art? Yeah, that’s definitely not the work of any fancy algorithms. Nope. Just a genuine, hand-drawn synthwave masterpiece of a “photo” of Tracy and me, in all our photorealistic glory. Absolutely no tech involved. None whatsoever. 

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  • NOTE: The claim that “1/3 of hafu children become futoukou (不登校児, meaning ‘children who don’t go to school,’ which includes both dropouts and those who are homeschooled)” seems to be more of an anecdotal or social observation rather than a widely documented statistic in official reports. While various sources highlight the challenges hafu children face in Japan—such as bullying, struggles with identity, and social exclusion—there is no specific government report or academic study that confirms the 1/3 figure. I can’t recall the exact source of this information, but it’s important to note that my daughter, for example, is registered as a junior high school (JHS) student despite being homeschooled, as our local municipality doesn’t officially recognize homeschooling as an option.
  • 30% to 40% of runway models in Japanese fashion shows now identify as hafu.
    Nurture shock: https://amzn.to/3yTQDMM (Tracy's Affiliate link)
  • How to use で when ordering things by @kanamenaito
  • Tracy's Outro

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Thanks for listening!

HH#71: Bush Beer Dad, AI, UBI, and MUSIC!30 Aug 202403:04:56

A big “Sorry” to my 4 loyal listeners—please feel free to skip the long, one-hour rant at the beginning. I promise the music and AI talk afterward is worth sticking around for! 😅

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Thanks for listening! 

HH#70: The Otaku Spectrum09 Aug 202403:14:17

Once again, Trevor-kohai was lured into DIJ studios under the pretense of ‘a quick chat’ with 'free pizza and matcha' only to be mercilessly schooled in the ancient, highly classified art of podcasting—WW2 Japanese Secret Police-style. Picture it: 12 grueling hours of unrelenting waterboarding with Calpis (don’t worry, we used the fizzy kind for maximum effect) before he finally caved in and agreed to grace us with his presence for another round of HAPPY TIMES. And let me tell you, folks, the results are nothing short of miraculous. So buckle up, grab your spoons, and prepare yourself for a steaming hot serving of double cheese gyudon—served with a side of Trevor’s tears. Just the way you like it! 

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Thanks for listening.  

TRACY GREENWOOD of Weekly Fascination03 Aug 202403:43:47

In this episode, we speak with Tracy Greenwood, lawyer and producer of the Weekly Fascination YouTube Channel and Podcast. If you want to learn more Tracy, check out the following:  

Links from the show:  

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JAPAN'S PRISONERS OF CONSCIENCE with Lawrence Repeta25 Jul 202401:28:54

In this captivating episode, we sit down with Lawrence Repeta, a distinguished lawyer, business executive, and law professor who served in Japan and the United States. Lawrence discusses his recently published book, Japan's Prisoners of Conscience, which provides a gripping account of the criminal prosecution of three peaceful protestors in Japan during the Iraq War. Based on meticulous interviews with defendants, lawyers, and eyewitnesses, Lawrence's book delves into the harrowing details of the arrests and trials of these protestors, examining the larger issues raised by the case. 

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SEPH-SAMA - Otaku YouTuber and Master of the Sword21 Jul 202401:02:56

Today we speak with legendary Swedish YouTuber and content creator, SephirothSword57, known to his swordlings/followers as Seph-Sama.

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MUSIC: 

CONTACT: 

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MARK BOOKMAN: Disability in Japan10 Jul 202400:41:54

Originally aired: April 2020

In December 2022, shortly after filming the documentary, "Mark - A Call to Action," which illuminates Mark's remarkable life as an historian, educator, and activist, Mark Bookman passed away at the age of 31.

In this episode, we spoke with Mark about his doctoral dissertation on the history of disability policy in Japan. At the time, Mark was a visiting researcher at the University of Tokyo.

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Learn More About Mark Bookman

Music Credits

  • Intro: "Dubstep" by Ben at BenSound
  • Outro: "Life" by GOMESS: Listen here

Contact: 

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ZEN AT WAR with Brian Daizen Victoria04 Jul 202401:17:51

Originally aired in February 2021, this episode delves into the remarkable life and work of Brian Daizen Victoria, a Sōtō Zen priest, activist, and esteemed author. Victoria has written extensively on the intersection of religion and violence, with his most notable work being 'Zen at War.' This book provides a critical examination of the connection between Zen Buddhism and Japanese militarism during World War II. Join us as we explore the profound insights and contributions of Brian Daizen Victoria to our understanding of this complex and significant topic.

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INSECURE Working Environment Blues27 Jun 202401:31:28

Mark, a university lecturer in Nagano Prefecture, was recently dismissed from his long-held teaching post, but he's not walking away without a fight. Let’s hear his story.

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THE MARTIN SHOW / Gaijin Otousan #226 Jun 202401:24:25

This is the second and final installment of a two-part interview with videographer Martin from Martin Show Japan. If you haven't listened to Part 1 yet, start here.

Anyone wanting to learn more about Martin can follow him on Twitter where he posts as Gaijin Otousan.

LINKS:

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THE MARTIN SHOW / Gaijin Otousan #126 Jun 202401:07:14

In this episode, we speak with videographer Martin from Martin Show Japan about his life in Japan. You can learn more about him on Twitter where he posts as Gaijin Otousan. This is part 1 of a 2-part interview.

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HH#69 - The Nezuko Box Scenario19 Jun 202402:30:49

Trevor-kohai was forcibly returned to DIJ studios, subjected to intense re-education in podcasting methods reminiscent of WW2 Japanese Secret Police interrogations, only agreeing to sit down for another 新型 Happy Hour (HAPPY TIMES" after an intense 12 hours of unrelenting waterboarding with Calpis. The results? Stunning. 

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LINKS: 

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As always, thanks for listening!

ATTACK OF THE GAIJIN with Mike Burke13 Jun 202401:43:29

In this episode, we welcome back anti-woke/anti-anti-woke scholar, Mike Burke, to discuss the recent incident at Yasaka Shrine; an unrelated issue involving a Chinese man urinating on and defacing Yasukuni Shrine; and the most controversial game in Ubisoft's library, Assassin's Creed Shadows, featuring Yasuke, the so-called first black samurai.

LINKS! 

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TONY DOT VEGA - Legally Blind in Japan11 Jun 202401:08:22
In this episode, we sit down with Tony Dot Vega. Founder of JapanKyo.com, Tony is a content creator, writer, digital marketer, adventurer, and advocate for the blind and visually impaired. Legally blind since 18 due to Leber Hereditary Optic Neuropathy, he adapted and achieved much, including teaching in the U.S. and Japan, participating in the JET Programme, and earning a master's in Japanese language and linguistics from the University of Hawaii at Manoa. He was editor-in-chief of Wasabi magazine, launched the podcast Transmissions from Hawaii, and created NFT Nippon, Japan’s top NFT podcast. In 2023, he started MAJISON, a Japanese cryptocurrency mascot project, and documented his journey along the historic Tokaido road.

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MESHIDA - King of Japanese Comedy31 May 202401:27:47

In this episode, we speak with Meshida, Japan's leading English-speaking comedian and YouTuber. Meshida's comedy covers a broad spectrum of topics, from Japan's adult entertainment industry to traditional Japanese culture and societal norms, using humor to illuminate serious societal issues. Make sure to check out his YouTube channel along with his live shows in Tokyo: My Japanese Perspective and Behind the Blur. 

The Deep in Japan Podcast is completely independent and crowd-funded, so if you like what you hear, please consider supporting the show. And don't forget to show some love for Japanese folk musician Ken Mikami, whose music was included as BGM. 

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DEBITO #3: Racism and Discrimination in Japan28 May 202401:03:50

This is the third and final part of a three-part series with Dr. Arudo Debito, acclaimed author of Embedded Racism: Japan's Visible Minorities and Racial Discrimination. This episode originally aired in September 2016, garnering tens of thousands of listens and ultimately becoming a Deep in Japan cult classic. In this rebroadcasted version I have remasted the audio and added an outro, Dev Large (FLIGHT808.COM), which I hope you will enjoy.

To learn more about Dr. Debito and his work, visit DEBITO.ORG, and for specific instructions to purchase the book we discussed visit here.

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DEBITO #2: Racism and Discrimination in Japan27 May 202401:59:27

This is the second part of a three-part series with Dr. Arudo Debito, acclaimed author of Embedded Racism: Japan's Visible Minorities and Racial Discrimination. This episode originally aired in September 2016, garnering tens of thousands of listens and ultimately becoming a Deep in Japan cult classic. In this rebroadcasted version I have remasted the audio and added an outro, 証言 by LAMP EYE, which I hope you will enjoy.

To learn more about Dr. Debito and his work, visit DEBITO.ORG, and for specific instructions to purchase the book we discussed visit here.

The Deep in Japan Podcast is completely independent and crowd-funded, so if you like what you hear, please consider supporting the show.

Got something to say? You can reach me at the following: deep.in.japan.podcast@gmail.com

Thanks for listening! 

DEBITO #1: Racism and Discrimination in Japan26 May 202401:27:08

This is the first part of a three-part series with Dr. Arudo Debito, acclaimed author of Embedded Racism: Japan's Visible Minorities and Racial Discrimination. This episode originally aired in August 2016, garnering tens of thousands of listens and ultimately becoming a Deep in Japan cult classic. With this rebroadcasted version I have remasted the audio and added an outro (虹 by SHAKKAZOMBIE) which I hope you will enjoy.

To learn more about Dr. Debito and his work, visit DEBITO.ORG, and for specific instructions to purchase the book we discussed visit here.

The Deep in Japan Podcast is completely independent and crowd-funded, so if you like what you hear, please consider supporting the show.

Got something to say? You can reach me at the following: deep.in.japan.podcast@gmail.com

Thanks for listening! 

WALKING Missus Miho #3: Pom Poko Syndrome09 May 202401:02:55

[Original Aired on August 5, 2023]

As the title suggests, my wife and I take a walk in this episode. Related links:

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WALKING Missus Miho #2: Ryūcheru & Raising Hafus09 May 202401:06:52

[Originally Aired on July 30, 2023] 

WALKING MISSUS MIHO RETURNS! Bear with me, the wind noise gets better around 10 minutes in. Related links: 

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WALKING Missus Miho #1: H-Monster02 May 202401:06:16

[Originally aired on August 27, 2022] 

THIS IS AN EXPERIMENT! If Miho allows me to keep recording our dogé walks (and after my shenanigans of this episode the prospect seems highly unlikely) then perhaps this will be a new segment on the show. Assuming you all dig it, that is.

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The outro was Sukiniyaru (Live) by Hentai Shinshi Club

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HH#68: The Dejima System, etc.30 Apr 202403:02:04

Trevor-kohai was dragged kicking and screaming back into DIJ studios, strapped to a chair, waterboarded with Calpis, and re-educated in the art of podcasting WW2 Japanese Secret Police-style.  The result is this Happy Hour.

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CHINWAGGING with Oliver Jia28 Apr 202401:30:07

In this episode, we speak with Kyoto-based American researcher on Japan-DPRK relations, Oliver Jia (オリバー・ジア), about reverse culture shock and a bunch of other stuff. Check him out on X at  @OliverJia1014 or visit his Substack at foreignperspectives.net
 
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DESTROYING JAPAN One AEON at a Time with Justin Aukema19 Apr 202401:42:18

In this episode, we welcome Justin Aukema (@aukemajk), self-described "Christian // Mammon disrespecter // History lover // Truth seeker 求道者 // Reluctant academic // Aspiring man of virtue (君子)" to talk about his EXPLOSIVE tweet on the economic plight of the Japanese countryside. For more info on Justin and his writings, check out his website - especially his essay, "Poverty in Japan." 

The outro track was MASS OF THE FERMENTING DREGS - New Order ー and it's straight-up fire, so you'll definitely want to check that out. Oh, and don' sleep on that Japanese Marxist podcast I mentioned. It's called Against Japanism.

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TOKYO VICE with Jake Adelstein05 Apr 202402:03:06

Jake Adelstein is an author who has been covering Japan since 1993. His first book, Tokyo Vice: An American Reporter On The Police Beat in Japan was made into a TV series that debuted on HBO Max and WOWOW on April 7th. His next book, Yakuza Wonderland, will be released this year.

To learn more about Jake, check out Unseen Japan's recent profile of Jake and his work: Tokyo Vice’s Jake Adelstein: Everything You Wanted To Know (But Were Mildly Afraid To Ask)

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The outro was Ryu Ga Gotaku from the famous Yakuza game franchise. The intro was my original mashup of Hokuto no Ken (Fist of the North Star), a few anime sound bites, some kabuki, a cheap recording of my son’s Buzz Lightyear toy, and “Dubstep" from BenSound.

Oh, and let us not forget the Japanese version of Simon and Garfunkel's Sound of Silence!

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A PORTRAIT of Postwar Japan - The Life of Kieda Takao (Part 3)05 Apr 202401:00:29

This is the third and final part of an interview series with Kieda Takao recorded on 2 February 2017, when I was still a podcast production novice. Apologies for the sound quality.

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The outro was a cover of Masahi Sada's "さよならにっぽん” and although I'm not sure who the female singer is (if you know, please tell me) the track I sourced can be found here. The intro was my original mashup of Hokuto no Ken (Fist of the North Star) anime sound bites blended with “Dubstep" from BenSound.

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A PORTRAIT of Postwar Japan - The Life of Kieda Takao (Part 2)05 Apr 202400:36:08

This is the second part of an interview series with Kieda Takao recorded on 2 February 2017, when I was still a podcast production novice. Apologies for the sound quality.

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The outro was a Japanese cover of Oasis's “Wonderwall” by なかたにつよし. The intro was my original mashup of Hokuto no Ken (Fist of the North Star) anime sound bites blended with Gagaku and “Dubstep" from BenSound.

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A PORTRAIT of Postwar Japan - The Life of Kieda Takao (Part 1)05 Apr 202400:30:45

This is the first part of an interview series with Kieda Takao recorded on 2 February 2017, when I was still a podcast production novice. Apologies for the sound quality.

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MUSIC!

The outro was “Kamikaze” from the Sounds of War album. You can find English subs here, although the sound quality is not as good. The intro was my original mashup of Hokuto no Ken (Fist of the North Star) anime sound bites with “Dubstep" from BenSound.

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YUKIO MISHIMA with Damian Flanagan05 Apr 202401:39:36

In this episode, we speak with author and critic Damian Flanagan about his most recent book, a biography of Yukio Mishima. To learn more about Damian and his books, visit his website.

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The musical outro was 起て！紅の若き獅子たち - (Get Up! Young Crimson Lions) - Anthem of the Tatenokai which is available with Japanese and English subs here. The intro was my original mashup of Hokuto no Ken (Fist of the North Star) anime sound bites with "Dubstep" from BenSound.

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