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Mirror Mirror

Minami

Société & Culture

Fréquence : 1 épisode/23j. Total Éps: 13

Mirror Mirror, glad you're here~~🪞 東京からロンドンへ引っ越して、自分のいまを音声に乗せて残しておきたくて、未来の私に向けた「タイムカプセル」のようなPodcastをはじめます。　「人は自分を映す鏡」という言葉があるように、自分以外の人が私の新しい一面を映して見せてくれる。エピソードごとに迎える友だちとの対話を通して、お互いを見つめ言葉を紡ぐ、そんな眼差しのキャッチボールの時間をここに残します。ミラーミラー〜〜 Thanks for being here! This is a super personal podcast, like a little "time capsule" for my future self. After moving from Tokyo to London, I've noticed small changes in myself. In each episode, I chat with friends, and through those conversations, we reflect on each other and share our thoughts. When you look in the mirror, what do you see? Mirror Mirror ~~

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#0 Mirror Mirror, glad you're here!

samedi 14 septembre 2024 • Durée 03:45

Mirror Mirror Ep. 0

"People are like Mirrors"

Mirror Mirror, glad you'er here!This episode is the statement for my personal podcast. For now, there are still many episodes in Japanese, but I hope you'll enjoy them. Talk to you soon. xxx

◼︎English subtitles

Hi there, it’s Minami. I’m starting a podcast, and this is Episode 0. Yay!

The podcast is called “Mirror Mirror.” This is something really personal for me. I wanted to create an audio archive, like a "time capsule," filled with words and thoughts for my future self. This podcast is kind of a little gift to who I’ll become.

I moved from Japan to London about 8 months ago. Since then, I’ve noticed my view on daily life has changed a lot. When our surroundings change, our way of thinking changes too. I thought about the best way to capture these changes and realized that recording them in audio felt just right. These changes feel more like waves or rhythms, so audio seemed to fit better than visuals.

That’s why I decided to start this podcast as a personal record through dialogue. In each episode, I’ll invite a friend, and we’ll have a chat. This is the first one, Episode ZERO of “Mirror Mirror.”

The title 'Mirror Mirror' comes from the quote that people are like mirrors—they reflect who we are. Looking at the people around me, I see the kind of community and connections I’ve built.

As my life changes, so do my relationships, and the way I connect with others evolves.When I look back on my life this way, I realize how important my friends, family, and the people around me are to me.

Sometimes, we think we know ourselves, but there are many things we can’t see without others. Talking with people often helps me discover new sides of myself.The words people share, new knowledge, different perspectives, and their life stories—all these help me understand more about myself. This might seem obvious to some, but I’ve really felt it every day over the past few months.

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