Podcast appearances and mentions of cherry blossom season

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Transit officials are touting a new plan to make Manhattan's Delancey-Essex station accessible to people by adding new elevators. Plus, major crime fell by 11% and subway crime dropped 18% in New York City. Also, with the help of some real-estate developers, the city is moving homeless New Yorkers into new apartments. And finally, cherry blossoms are about ready to bloom and leaders at Branch Brook Park in Newark, New Jersey are set to welcome visitors.

04/01 Hour 2: When Will The Terps Sign Their New Hoops Coach - 1:00 Coastal Carolina Offers Free Food To All Fans - 15:00 Cherry Blossom Season In Downtown DC - 30:00

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If you've ever wanted to check out the Cherry Blossoms without going to Japan, you're in luck!

It’s almost peak bloom in Washington, D.C., which means it’s time for our annual cherry blossom celebration! But first, some federal funding news: Columbia University will give in to far-reaching demands by President Donald Trump to restore threatened federal funding. We’ll get into what kind of precedent the move sets for higher education. And, the U.S. Department of Agriculture will cancel $500 million in food deliveries. Rural food banks could be impacted most. Plus, we’ll play a blossom-themed round of Half Full/Half Empty! Here’s everything we talked about today: “Trump weighs in on report King Charles will offer U.S. Commonwealth membership” from The Independent “Columbia Yields to Trump in Battle Over Federal Funding” from The Wall Street Journal “USDA cancels $500M in food deliveries, leaving food banks scrambling” from The Washington Post “Ohio among best places to see cherry blossoms blooming. Here’s where” from The Columbus Dispatch “Cherry Blossom predictions are in! Will AI bloom or bust?” from George Mason University “Beyond the bud: How the nation’s pink trees became an indicator of changing climate” from WBAL “2025 National Cherry Blossom Festival set to boost DC tourism” from ABC7 News Donate to our March fundraiser to get classic public media thank-you gifts! https://support.marketplace.org/smart-sn

It’s almost peak bloom in Washington, D.C., which means it’s time for our annual cherry blossom celebration! But first, some federal funding news: Columbia University will give in to far-reaching demands by President Donald Trump to restore threatened federal funding. We’ll get into what kind of precedent the move sets for higher education. And, the U.S. Department of Agriculture will cancel $500 million in food deliveries. Rural food banks could be impacted most. Plus, we’ll play a blossom-themed round of Half Full/Half Empty! Here’s everything we talked about today: “Trump weighs in on report King Charles will offer U.S. Commonwealth membership” from The Independent “Columbia Yields to Trump in Battle Over Federal Funding” from The Wall Street Journal “USDA cancels $500M in food deliveries, leaving food banks scrambling” from The Washington Post “Ohio among best places to see cherry blossoms blooming. Here’s where” from The Columbus Dispatch “Cherry Blossom predictions are in! Will AI bloom or bust?” from George Mason University “Beyond the bud: How the nation’s pink trees became an indicator of changing climate” from WBAL “2025 National Cherry Blossom Festival set to boost DC tourism” from ABC7 News Donate to our March fundraiser to get classic public media thank-you gifts! https://support.marketplace.org/smart-sn

I can't tell you how excited I have been for this trip and to be recording our first “On Location” episode of Luxury Travel Insider.  While I love all my trips, this one is really special because Japan is brand new for me! Yep - I've been to over 100 countries and all 7 continents twice or more, but this is my first time here.  I was supposed to visit in 2020 but of course the Pandemic had other plans. Now all of a sudden, Japan is one of our top destinations this year at Bell & Bly Travel, so I just needed to see it for myself!  This week I'll be recording some of my impressions of the country, my favorite experiences, and answering some of your questions too.  Pour a glass of your favorite Japanese whisky and join me on this adventure to Tokyo & Kyoto!   Learn more at www.luxtravelinsider.com   Connect with me on Social: Instagram LinkedIn  

It's April 17th! Happy International Haiku Poetry Day from Brooklyn poet and novelist  Patricia Carragon. Enjoy her Haiku celebrating Cherry Blossom Season in New York.

Alipay+ continues to innovate and roll out fintech services for travellers and people on the move. For the upcoming beautiful cherry blossom season in Japan it is aiming to connect 2 million merchants in Japan. The goal is to make payments as frictionless as possible. The annual Japanese cherry blossom season returns Key achievements by Alipay+, see more here also. • Transactions powered by Alipay+ in Japan rose over 200% during the first three weeks of March, compared with the same period last year; • Consumption via 16 Alipay+ partner e-wallets and bank apps in is estimated to account for 10% of total spending among users in Japan; • Alipay, AlipayHK, Kakao Pay, Touch 'n Go eWallet, GCash and TrueMoney are among the most popular e-wallets used by travelers to Japan, while MPay, Naver Pay and Toss are seeing rapid growth in transactions; • Alipay+ has been working with over 40 local acquiring partners to connect and service merchants #Japan's sakura season is upon us and the country is again covered in a delicate shade of pink. Here are some of the best places to see the country's cherry blossom away from the city crowds. https://t.co/U3ZCnaUibc pic.twitter.com/wObAuj2S2g Wanderlust magazine (@wanderlustmag) March 27, 2024 As merchants in Japan gear up to receive cherry blossom tourists across from around the world, Ant International announced that its cross-border mobile payment solution Alipay+ has connected two million merchants across the country, enabling businesses, big or small, to better serve global visitors through a seamless payment experience with their home country e-wallets. There are 16 e-wallets and bank apps accepted in Japan via Alipay+, a suite of cross-border digital payment and digitalization technology solutions, namely Alipay (Chinese mainland), AlipayHK (Hong Kong SAR China), MPay (Macao SAR China), South Korea's Kakao Pay, Naver Pay and Toss, Singapore's OCBC Digital, Changi Pay and EZ-Link, Malaysia's Touch 'n Go eWallet and MyPB by Public Bank Berhad, the Philippines' GCash and HelloMoney, TrueMoney (Thailand), Hipay (Mongolia), and Tinaba (Italy). Powered by Alipay+, transaction volume made by e-wallets and bank apps in Japan jumped over 200% in the first three weeks of March, compared with the same period in 2023. Transaction value is estimated to account for about 10% of total spending among users during their stay in the country, Douglas Feagin, President of Ant International, said during a press conference in Tokyo. Among all, Alipay, AlipayHK, Kakao Pay, Touch 'n Go eWallet, GCash and TrueMoney are among the most popular e-wallets used by travelers to Japan, while MPay, Naver Pay and Toss are seeing rapid growth in transactions. Mr. Feagin said, "We are grateful to our over 40 local acquiring partners in Japan, including both big institutions as well as small ones that only have several employees, for their tremendous support to promote a seamless, transparent and efficient experience together for local businesses and international travelers. "By working with these partners, Alipay+ provides global tourists with a seamless digital payment experience that is the same as in their own markets. Without any extra efforts, tourists can make purchases by simply scanning the QR code at merchants of all size, without worrying about foreign currency exchange or any language barriers." In Asakusa, a vibrant neighborhood and popular tourist destination with small souvenir shops and snack stalls, an increasing number of merchants are leveraging the simplicity of QR code to do businesses. PayPay, a leading cashless payment service and partner of Alipay+ in Japan, supports the merchants, facilitating seamless transactions for both locals and tourists alike. In Asakusa, the monthly cross-border mobile transaction volume is more than 5 times higher on average, reflecting the growing trend of cashless payments in the area. At Daimaru Matsuzakaya Department Stores, a flagship department store chain in Japan, ...

Barbara is freshly back from a river cruise conference in Amsterdam, and as part of trip, she embarked on  a "tulip time" river cruise, which inspired this episode of the Suite Dreams Wellness Travel podcast. Tune in to learn about the nine best river cruises to celebrate holidays and seasons, highlighting destinations including cherry blossom viewings in Japan and Washington D.C., the Venice Carnival, a wine festival in Bordeaux, Oktoberfest in Germany, and many more!  Learn about river cruises centered around seasonal colors, flowers, and fun seasonal events you may have never heard of. River cruising options are available for every interest and budget. Are you ready to book yours? Contact Suite Dreams Wellness Travel.  Contact Suite Dreams Travel. As your wellness travel experts, we take care of all of the planning, research, and arrangements, so that you can focus on the important part: creating memories and changing your life, one travel experience at a time. Website: www.suitedreamstravel.net Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/suitedreamstravel Twitter: https://twitter.com/suitedreamstrav Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/suitedreamstravel Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/suitedreamstravel You're invited to sail with Barbara and French Chef Romina Rasmussen! Join us for "Impressions of the Seine & Paris" on board the beautiful AmaDante from Ama Waterways.October 19-26, 2024Discover popular sites and hidden gems of Paris and French towns along the Seine River. You'll visit the inspirational sites of famous Impressionist painters. Meander through the renowned gardens of Monet's home and gardens in Giverny. Indulge in Norman chocolate, cheese and cider and enhance your best self on guided bike tours through charming cities like Vernon. Visit the sobering and impressive sites from D-Day and the Normandy Beaches. This Seine river itinerary includes Giverny, Caudebec En Ceaux, the beaches at Normandy, and of course, Paris! Plus, you'll be cruising with chef Romina Rasmussen, former owner of Les Madeleines in Salt Lake City, Utah, who will give demos on board. She and Barbara are also planning on pre and post-excursion options. Learn more at: https://barbara6469.wixsite.com/rivercruise

3月(さんがつ)も半ば(なかば)になり、桜(さくら)のつぼみも少(すこ)しづつ膨(ふく)らみはじめました。桜(さくら)が咲(さ)くのはもう少(すこ)し後(あと)ですが、桜(さくら)の季節(きせつ)になる前(まえ)に、お花見(はなみ)あるあるな話(はなし)を紹介(しょうかい)します！日本(にほん)文化(ぶんか)の一つ(ひとつ)である、お花見(はなみ)ですが、実際(じっさい)は海外(かいがい)のみなさんが想像(そうぞう)しているものとは違(ちが)う事情(じじょう)があったりします。また、後半(こうはん)は日本(にほん)のお花見(はなみ)名所(めいしょ)ランキングを紹介(しょうかい)します！日本(にほん)で桜(さくら)を見(み)たいという方(かた)は多(おお)いですが、ランキングを参考(さんこう)に旅行先(りょこうさき)を考(かんが)えてみるのもいいのでは？ As we reach the middle of March, the buds of cherry blossoms are gradually beginning to swell. While the cherry blossoms will bloom a little later, before the cherry blossom season arrives, let's introduce some common stories about cherry blossom viewing! Cherry blossom viewing, which is one of the aspects of Japanese culture, might have different circumstances than what people from overseas imagine. In the latter half, we will introduce the ranking of cherry blossom viewing spots in Japan! Many people want to see cherry blossoms in Japan, so why not consider your travel destinations based on the ranking? The script is available here: https://www.makiko-japanese.com/ I will update this episode on Youtube as soon as possible!! Please check out and  subscribe to our youtube channel: ⁠www.youtube.com/channel/UChu8-tNd_4RyWo-iE5cr-Ow⁠ email, comments, requests, also Japanese lesson inquiries: toranomaki.nihongo@gmail.com にほんごのかいわのレッスンもしています。メールでれんらくください。 Please follow our Instagram, @toranomaki.nihongo --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/toranomaki-japanese/message

Spring is just around the corner in Japan. What　reminds you of a　season? Enjoy this story in Japanese. {Special thanks} https://n-kishou.com/corp/news-contents/sakura/ This episode's vocab list: 桜開花予想 cherry blossom forecast 発表されました。It was announced 天気予報 weather forecast 開花 bloom 咲き始めるto start blooming 全国的に nationwide 平年並み similar to an average year 南北に長い島a long island stretching from south to north 3月中旬 middle of March 1か月以上も差があります。There is a difference of more than 1 month 満開full blossom たくさん散ってしまいます。A lot of them will fall unfortunately. 見頃 the best time to see 種類 type; species 種類の違いに目を向けるto pay attention to the differences among species

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What a week! It started with the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Reunion trailer, The return of the Real Housewives of Potomac and to top it all off it's BravoCon week. We won't be there this year, but if you're heading in slide into our DMs over @fromthelowerlevelpod and share the tea. But the absolute cherry on the top is that we finally got the first part of the Beverly Hills reunion and it didn't disappoint. It started really light before heading into dark territory, where it's quite clear we'll be remaining for the foreseeable future. Similarly, our girls in SLC are behaving badly and to quote Nene, "It's getting weird". But it's not all doom and gloom, our Girlies from Potomac are back and they have understood the assignment. It's Spring the Cherry Blossoms are out and to quote Patrizio, Giselle is like a blender with the lid off, delivering the mess. Remember to rate review and subscribe!

Brooklyn Botanic Garden during cherry blossom season https://bbg.org/cherries more photos here: https://twitter.com/ptorrone/thread/1521203871141535745 Visit the Adafruit shop online - http://www.adafruit.com ----------------------------------------- LIVE CHAT IS HERE! http://adafru.it/discord Adafruit on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adafruit Subscribe to Adafruit on YouTube: http://adafru.it/subscribe New tutorials on the Adafruit Learning System: http://learn.adafruit.com/ ----------------------------------------- @Brooklyn Botanic Garden #adafruit #cherryblossom #Brooklyn

This an episode to help your business be like a cherry blossom in Washington, DC and bloom. We are covering how to take your "one thing" in your business and create content that engages, connects, and ultimately creates sales. This episode will make it easy to do your "one thing" by starting with creating one piece of content then repurposing it to be distributed to connect with your ideal audience. Listen all the way to the end of the episode to hear a Preview for the Fire Breathing Kittens Podcast. Check out this FREE Guide About Podcasting & Marketing: CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD ------ -------- --------- ----------- --------- --------- ----------- ---------- ----------- -------- ----------- ------------- Sign Up for the Bonus Content: CLICK THIS LINK TO SIGN UP-------->Newsletter Link You can listen to the podcast here-----> https://www.podpage.com/local-dmv-business-leisure-podcast-1/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dmvbusinesspodcast/message

Spring in New York City means an abundance of Cherry Blossom trees in full bloom. New York City has over 34,000 individual cherry trees and nearly two dozen varieties of them, meaning that for a six-week period in the spring, you can find one blooming nearly anywhere. To learn about the best places to see the beautiful trees, we're joined by James Kaechele, NYC Parks' Director of Tree Time. To see a map of every tree in New York City, you can visit the NYC Parks Department tree map here.

Joscelyn Weber and Dan Whatshisface (Skrezyna) step inside the DOGGGG HOOUUUSSSEEEE for a chat about the league following Week 1.

Cherry Blossom - the perfect time for a lot of boozing and general tragic behavior. Sober in Japan remembers the days of the big Cherry Blossom parties and the great "bashotori experience"! We also talk briefly about the time to stop drinking alcohol and why it is so different...

Better late than never! The spring chaos continues as our intrepid bakers tackle Cherry Blossom Season, and your Fantasy Baking Championship hosts fight an ill-timed lawnmower in this festive and floral episode! Cherry blossoms two ways! A schmear of Kindness! The return of the advantage to the pre-heat winner AND the twist! It's enough to make the bakers (and us) a little misty...

In Japan, cherry blossoms are not only seen in their full bloom, but also in their elegant appearance as they fall and a snowstorm of cherry blossoms flutters in the air, which is sometimes compared to the sense of transience and gracefulness of the falling cherry blossoms. The quick blooming and quick falling of cherry blossoms is sometimes regarded as a projection of fleeting life. In Japan, when cherry blossoms bloom, it is the season of farewells and new encounters, such as graduation and entrance ceremonies, and cherry blossoms are widely associated with these symbolic images. And since the blooming of cherry blossoms gradually progresses from the warmer southern regions to the northern regions, the border between areas that have bloomed and those that will bloom in the future is sometimes referred to in the daily news as the cherry blossom front. Speaking of cherry blossoms, you should also try sakura mochi, a Japanese sweet of the season, which is a rice cake wrapped in salted sakura leaves. You might leave the sakura leaves uneaten, but since the sakura leaves that wrap the sakura mochi are salted, eating the sakura leaves and the rice cake together gives the sakura a more cherry blossom flavor and tastes better. There are two main types of sakura mochi: Chomeiji, which is made of crepe-like dough wrapped with anko (red bean paste), and Domyoji, which is made of coarsely ground dried dried glutinous rice stuffed with anko and made of "Domyoji flour" (dried millet used to make mochi). 日本では桜は満開の花の姿ばかりでなく、散って桜吹雪が舞う雅な様を散り行く儚さや潔さも諸行無常といった感覚にたとえられたりしています。ぱっと咲き、さっと散る姿ははかない人生を投影しているともみなされることがあります。 日本では、桜の咲く頃は、卒業式や入学式など人の別れや新しい出会いの季節であり、桜にはそれらを象徴しているイメージも広く持たれています。 そして桜の開花は、暖かい南の地方から北の地方に向かって徐々に進んでいくので、開花しているエリアとこれから開花する地域の境目を桜前線として日々のニュースでも取り上げられたりします。 また、桜といえば塩漬けにした桜の葉でお餅を包んで食べる桜餅もこの季節の日本のお菓子ですので、ぜひ食べてみて下さい。 桜の葉は食べないで残してしまうかもしれませんが、桜餅を包んでいる桜の葉は塩漬けされたものなので、桜の葉とお餅を一緒に食べることで、より桜の風味が増して美味しくなります。 桜餅は、大きく分けてクレープ状の生地であんこを包んだ「長命寺」と、もち米を蒸した後乾燥させた糒を粗挽きした「道明寺粉」であんこを包んだ「道明寺」があります。 桜前線　さくらぜんせん 花見　はなみ 入学式　にゅうがくしき 桜餅　さくらもち 長命寺　ちょうめいじ 道明寺　どうみょうじ

It's been two years since Covid-19 changed the world as we know it. Kristin reflects on what she's learned during this challenging and crazy time. She also explains how it's changed her outlook and deepened her understanding of the world - despite not having left home. “Time is on the side of change.” – Ruth Bader Ginsburg Episode 149 Special Offers:  Get instant access to the Digital Nomad Visa Database for only $27  Pre-Order Kristin's new book, Digital Nomads for Dummies Resources Mentioned:  Ann Frank House Amsterdam Daily Stoic Podcast We Share the Same Sky Podcast William of Ockham Research Paper: How the Black Death Killed Feudalism Books Mentioned:  Gates of Fire (Battle of Thermopylae) River of Doubt (Amazon River Expedition) The Telecommunications Tradeoff Two Years Before the Mast Related Episodes of Badass Digital Nomads:  Romania Digital Nomad Visa Digital Nomads for Dummies My Thoughts on the War in Ukraine Videos Mentioned:  Cherry Blossom Season in Japan ........................................................................................... Connect with Kristin:  Follow on Instagram Subscribe to Traveling with Kristin on YouTube  Subscribe to Digital Nomad TV on YouTube Join the Badass Digital Nomads Facebook Group ........................................................................................... Support the Badass Digital Nomads Podcast: Buy Me a Coffee Become a Patron Leave a 5* Review: https://lovethepodcast.com/digitalnomad  Buy Official Merch  Search All Episodes: www.badassdigitalnomads.com ........................................................................................... A special thank you to Kristin's Patrons: Walt, Shawn, Richard Y, Heather, Karen, Kiran, Scott, Michael J, Isaac, Mike M, Yasmine, Erick M, Yohji, Ron, Gary, Annie, Henry L, Keith, Stephen, Warren, James, Daniel, Gary B, Emily, Rich, Phil, Anthony, Jennifer, Kathleen, Natalie, Dave B, Brian, Christopher, CJ, David G, Mike R, Chip, Shelly, Ron, Paul, Andy, Jeffrey, Paulo, Stephen, Michelle, DJ, Francis, Dave M, and Carlos.  Special welcome to our newest patrons, Carlos Aiach and Ron Sokol! ❤️ Become a Patron for $5/month at Patreon.com/travelingwithkristin ........................................................................................... Podcast descriptions may contain affiliate links of products and services we use and recommend at no additional cost to you. 

Hello. Welcome to Jenni's Pika Pika Japanese. The weather in Japan is gradually getting warmer and warmer. As the weather gets warmer, we feel that spring is approaching, and the image of cherry blossoms is widely spread in Japan. There are many types of cherry trees, and each type blooms at a different time, so the cherry blossom season in Japan as a whole lasts four to five months. Among these many types of cherry trees, the central type of cherry tree in Japan is the Someiyoshino. Although someiyoshino bloom for only a few days before falling, the cherry blossom season is long throughout the Japanese archipelago: February in Okinawa, mid-March in Kumamoto, late March in Kansai and Tokyo, April in the Tohoku region further north, and later in Hokkaido. 桜　さくら Cherry blossom 花見 はなみ Flower viewing こんにちは。 ジェニのピカピカ日本語へようこそ。 日本の気候もだんだん暖かい日が増えてきました。 暖かくなってくると、春が近づいているのを感じますが、日本の春といえばさくらというイメージが広く行き渡っています。 桜の種類はたくさんあり、その種類によって咲く時期が違うので日本全体では桜のシーズンが4～５ヶ月続きます。 その多くの桜の中で日本の中心的な桜はソメイヨシノという種類です。 ソメイヨシノは開花してから散るまでに数日しか咲いていませんが、沖縄では2月、熊本では3月なかば、関西から東京では3月下旬、そしてさらに北の東北では、4月、北海道ではその後というように日本列島全体では、長く桜のシーズンが続くのです。

Well, we like to think are tips are top secret, but we cant guarantee it. Smile. They should definitely be helpful as you navigate all the fun that Cherry Blossom Season in Washington, DC has to offer this year. We encourage you listen closely and join our newsletter per usual for more tips and tricks to make your visit fun!! Here is what we are covering in this cherry blossom filled episode! It is Cherry Blossom Time!! Cherry Blossom Washington, DC Facts Travel Tips for Visiting Washington, DC Keep up to date on Cherry Blossom News Special Places to See them Elegant Places to See Them Lastly some great tour guides in Washington, DC to follow Andrea @ https://www.instagram.com/urbansafaridc111/?hl=en Paige @ https://www.instagram.com/curious_caravan/?hl=en Tim @ https://www.instagram.com/attucksadams/?hl=en Join the Newsletter to Learn 5 Things That are Killing Your Houseplants & Other Awesome Extra Content SIGN UP HERE---> Newsletter Link You can listen to the podcast here-----> https://www.podpage.com/local-dmv-business-leisure-podcast-1/ --------------------------------------------- Podcast Music Credit Happy Corporate Song for Podcast Music by TimTaj from Pixabay Music by TimTaj from Pixabay --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dmvbusinesspodcast/message

In this episode, Micah, Neema, and Tara talk about Bunny day and Cherry Blossom Season. We also talk about our experiences with eh Sanrio Card restock. Enjoy the show!!Also sorry there is a popping sound idk where that came from :|This Podcast is also uploaded to Nintendo Zone (Micah's Channel) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtqeXAF7xG91IsInoXdNBvwIt would be great if you could leave a review on this podcast!!

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In this episode, Alexis and Lueda start a mini-series on whether or not family members make good friends. They kick off this series by discussing if siblings make good friends. They also share the friendship tip of "asking questions." Finally, Alexis ponders the question, "How can I cultivate deeper relationships with my male friends?" and shares uplifting information about Cherry Blossom season in Japan. Lueda talks about listening to Revisionist History by Malcolm Gladwell and shares how her sister-in-law's business -- Make Room -- has sparked passion in her recently! Don't forget to visit anchor.fm/stillfriendspodcast/support to become a monthly patron and guarantee future episodes! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stillfriendspodcast/support

Wuhan, the city once hardest-hit by COVID-19, has invited medical workers across China, as well as their relatives, to enjoy the city's cherry blossom season this year. These medics had assisted with the city's fight against the epidemic in 2020. Tune in to Studio Plus to find out how Wuhan's cherry blossom season invitation came about.

In this episode, Rie, Mako, and Bobby welcome Tocci San back to the show and we talk about the best places to view the cherry blossoms in Japan and in New York. Tocci's travels in the U.S. and how he learned how to speak so smoothly. The legendary Japanese crows and their place in Japanese history. How homeless people in Asakusa park used to contribute to society before Skytree. Bobby's surprising ties to Korea. The crack epidemic in New York in the 1980s. Will Mako make his debut on Shibuya Meltdown's Instagram page? 【タイトル】 TocciSanをフィーチャーした次の桜の季節。ミシシッピ川でのアメリカ人の旅行と失恋。 【説明】 このエピソードでは、Rie、Mako、BobbyがTocci Sanをショーに歓迎し、日本とニューヨークで桜を見るのに最適な場所について話します。 Tocciの米国旅行と、彼がいかにスムーズに話す方法を学んだか。伝説のカラスと日本の歴史におけるその位置。浅草公園のホームレスが今なお社会に貢献している様子。ボビーの韓国との驚くべき関係。 1980年代のニューヨークでのクラックブーム。マコは渋谷メルトダウンのインスタグラムページでデビューするのでしょうか？ 【タイトル】 今回は以前ゲストで来てくれたトシさんを再びお迎えしました！ 前回の続きで、彼がどのように英会話を学んだかの話題から 浅草のホームレスが社会に貢献していた時代やお酒の問題について話します。 【説明】 今回は以前ゲストで来てくれたトシさんを再びお迎えしました！ 日本とニューヨークで桜を見るのに最適な場所、浅草のホームレスが社会に貢献していた時代やお酒の問題について話します。 ・日本とNYで桜を見るのに最適な場所はどこでしょう？ ・トシさんのアメリカ旅行の思い出 ・トシさんが英会話を身に付けた方法 ・日本においけるカラスの歴史とは？ ・浅草のホームレスが社会に貢献していた時代がありました 　しかし、その後、彼に何が起こったのでしょうか？ ・ボビーと韓国の関係とは？ ・マコは渋谷メルトダウンのインスタグラムにデビューしてしまうのか？！ Vocabulary Power (日本語) Cherry Blossom viewing party - はなめ Crow - からす Rice ball - おにぎり Canola flower - 菜の花 - なのはな Distance Love - 遠距離恋愛 - えんきょりれんあい Toy - 玩具 - おもちゃ Deposit - 預ける - あずける Keywords Japanese language exchange, English language exchange, travel information, Food, culture, costumes, long-form conversation, Japan, Tokyo, Asakusa, Saitama, New York, Brooklyn, New Orleans, Jazz, Drinking culture. Links: Email: JapanglishChat@gmail.com Visit us: https://www.JapanglishChat.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/japanglishchat Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/japanglishchat Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-F-gqEREeXwkwmt7uFwB0Q

Som solo-rejsende på fuld tid er det altid skønt at få besøg, især fra ens børn. Måske kan du huske, at min yngste datter, Clara rejste med mig i fire måneder i begyndelsen af min rejse rundt i Asien. Hun mødte mig i Bangkok, og så var vi i Chiang Mai, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodja, Hongkong, Kina, Nordkorea, Sydkorea. Og da vi kom til Japan, fik vi selskab af min ældste datter, Amanda, og vi havde to skønne uger sammen der – midt i ”Cherry Blossom Season”. Siden da har jeg kun set dem, når jeg har været på besøg hjemme i Danmark. Da de hørte, at jeg tilbage til Cape Town, besluttede de sig for at være spontane og booke en flybillet ned til mig. Og jeg kunne ikke være lykkeligere. De er her kun en uge, og jeg har planlagt at vise dem, hvorfor jeg elsker dette sted. Jeg har tænkt mig at være den perfekte turguide, og herunder kan du finde min personlige Top 10 liste over ting man bør se, hvis man kun har en uge i Cape Town. Den første ting på listen er et must-see, når du er i Cape Town. Ligesom San Francisco har Alcatraz, har Cape Town Robben Island. En ø tæt på byen, hvor der tidligere var et fængsel. Når du besøger Robben Island, starter du med en 40 minutters tur med en lille færge fra V&A Waterfront.   FAKTA OM ROBBEN ISLAND: Robben Island, som er et World Heritage Site, har sit navn fra det hollandske ord for sæler (robben), og det hollandske/afrikanske navn Robben Eiland kan oversættes til Sæl-øen. Øen ligger 7 kilometer fra Cape Towns kyst – og er 3,3 km lang og 1,9 km bred. Robben Island blev første gang brugt som et politisk fængsel i midten af 1600-tallet. Det var her de hollandske nybyggere sendte folk, der nægtede at bøje sig for kolonistyret. I 30 år fra 1961 var der et ”maximum-security” fængsel på øenm hvor apartheid-styret placerede dem, der protesterede. En af dem, der sad bag tremmer her i 18 år, var en politisk aktivist ved navn Nelson Mandela. Sydafrikaneren kalder ham også Madiba – og vores guide, der også er en tidligere fange, kalder ham Father Mandela. I alt afsonede Mandela 27 år i fængsel, indtil han blev løsladt i 1990. Efter apartheidstyrets fald modtog han Nobels fredspris i 1993 sammen med den tidligere præsident, Frederik Willem de Klerk, og et år senere blev denne tidligere fange af Robben Island selv valgt til præsident for Sydafrika. Guiden tager os med på en tur rundt i fængslet og fortæller historier om, hvordan det var at være indespærret her. Og så kommer vi ind i korridoren med cellerne i B-Block. En af dem er cellen hvor fange nr. 466/64 (Mandela) boede. En 2 x 2 meter stor celle med en tynd madras på betongulvet som seng og en spand til et toilet. De fik lov til at have ét besøg om året i en halv time, og ét censureret brev hver sjette måned. Et brev på højst 500 ord. Udenfor er en gårdsplads, hvor Mandela og hans medfanger spiste morgenmad, trænede og arbejdede lange dage med at hamre sten.   ”EN FANTASTISK MULIGHED” Mens jeg redigerer denne episode, er vi er midt i Corona-pandemien, og jeg er under lockdown alene i en lejlighed i Cape Town. Vi må ikke gå en tur, medmindre det er til et supermarked eller et apotek. Man må ikke engang lufte sin hund. Vi skal blive hjemme. Det er kedeligt, men når jeg tænker på de 18 år, tilbragte Mandela i denne lille celle på Robben Island, har vi i virkelig ikke noget at klage over. Vi har Netflix, YouTube, Wi-Fi. Vi har musik, radio og podcasts. Vi kan tale med vores venner via videoopkald – og det gør vi hele tiden. Mandela var bare alene i sin lille celle med sine tanker. Og alligevel sagde han senere, at han kom ud af fængslet som en bedre mand. At være alene med sine tanker gav ham en "fantastisk mulighed" til at tænke. Sikke en fantastisk mand. Han sagde det endda ikke så længe efter, han blev frigivet fra 27 års fængsel – og det meste af denne tid i en lille celle med en tynd måtte som madras og en spand som toilet. Og en nøgen elektrisk pære, der skinnede ham i ansigtet 24 timer i døgnet. Lad lige den tanke synke ind. Og spørg så dig selv, om vi kan bruge denne svære tid med social distancering som en ... "fantastisk mulighed" til at være lidt alene og tænke.   KALKSTEN GJORDE MANDELA SNEBLIND Derefter var vi på en busstur rundt på øen og passerede et kalkstenbrud. Det var her Nelson Mandela og sine medfanger arbejdede hver dag i 13 år med at grave efter kalksten, hvoraf nogle af dem var brugt til at lave vejen, vi kørte på. Solen skinnede ubarmhjertigt og lyset i det hvide kalkbrud var så stærkt, at Mandela blev sneblind – noget der beskadigede hans øjne. Vores guide fortæller også, hvordan Mandela og andre helte fra Sydafrikas anti-apartheid-bevægelse brugte deres tid i dette stenbrud til at lære hinanden litteratur, filosofi, politisk teori og meget mere. I 1997, tre år efter, at apartheid faldt, blev fængslet omdannet til Robben Island Museum. Robben Island er et must-see for enhver besøgende i Sydafrika. Der afgår ture fra Cape Town fire gange om dagen, og selvom jeg har været her før, er jeg glad for, at jeg tog tilbage og delte oplevelsen med mine døtre.   BO-KAAP WALKING TOUR Vi er ved foden af Signal Hill, i udkanten af Cape Town centrum; og vi er på vej på en tur i det, der tidligere blev kaldt ”Malay Quater”. Vi skal til Bo-Kaap, et af Cape Towns mest unikke kvarterer. Bydelen stammer fra 1760'erne, hvor en række små huse blev bygget og udlejet til slaver. Disse mennesker blev kaldt Cape Malays og kom her til Western Cape fra Malaysia, Indonesien og resten af Afrika for at arbejde. Det var en af de første sydafrikanske bosættelser med frigivne slaver og muslimske immigranter. Alle husene er virkelig farverige, men det har ikke altid været tilfældet. Det siges, at det delvis skyldes det faktum, at alle huse skulle være hvide, mens slaverne boede her til leje. Da denne regel omsider blev ophævet, og de fik lov til at købe ejendommene, begyndte de at male husene i pangfarver som et udtryk for deres frihed. Vores guide fortalte, at det var en læge, der startede denne trend – for at gøre det lettere for folk at finde hans hus. ”De fleste af husene var temmelig identiske, og folket havde svært ved at finde ud af hvor han boede. Så besluttede lægen at male sit hus rødt med hvide striber. Og så tænkte skrædderen, at dette var en strålende idé, og det samme gjorde den lokale kok. Så de begyndte at male deres huse i farver, der passer til deres branche". I dag er skræddernes huse stadig orange og lyserøde, og kokkene bruger stadig farven lilla. Bo-Kaap er lige så levende, som den er kulturel rig. Dette historiske kvarter er en dynamisk smeltedigel med kulturelle attraktioner, traditionelle restauranter, kunsthåndværksmarkeder, museer, en moske og kirker. Et besøg i Bo-Kaap giver både et blik tilbage i tiden, men er også et vindue ind i kvarterets moderne kultur. Du kan smage på det lokale køkken på en madtur, besøge Bo-Kaap Museum i bydelens ældste bygning eller gøre som vi gjorde: få personlig indsigt fra en lokal på en guidet walking tour. Vi brugte Free Walking Tours Cape Town. I øvrigt er Bo-Kaap fantastisk for Instagram. Især hvis du (som jeg) har to smukke modeller med.   LANGA TOWNSHIP ER BÅDE SIKKET OG VENLIGT Næste punkt på min turplan med mine besøgende døtre, var en tur til den township, der hedder Langa. Det er den ældste sorte township i Sydafrika og også den, der er tættest på Cape Town. I dag er det en sikker og venlig turistdestination og en meget unik oplevelse. En oplevelse, der er markant anderledes end andre oplevelser i Cape Town. Vi blev introduceret til et pulserende bysamfund og det kreative Langa Arts Quarter. Da vi ankommer til Langa, går vi ud i byen til fods. At være til fods er en mere nærværende oplevelse end blot at køre fra et sted til sted. Det giver dig en mulighed for at interagere med borgerne, når bor her.   HISTOEIEN OM DE SORTES DUMME-PAS Efter et besøg på et kunstværksted besøgte vi Langa Heritage Museum for at høre mere om Cape Towns ældste township. Det kaldes også Dompas-museet. "Dompas" betyder helt bogstaveligt ”dumme-pas”. Under apartheidstyret var alle sorte forpligtet til at have disse pas med sig, når de var udenfor deres township. Hvis de ikke havde det, ville de få en bøde, blive arresteret eller deporteret. Stemningen i museet er en blanding af misbrug, tristhed, trods og triumf.   SHARPEVILLE MASSACRE Den 21. marts 1960 var der 50.000 mennesker, der brændte deres dompas i protest mod apartheidstyrets paslove. Den samme dag samledes 5-10.000 sorte sydafrikanere i Sharpeville nær Johannesburg ubevæbnede foran en politistation uden deres pas. Deres mål var at protestere ved at blive arresteret. Men i stedet åbnede politiet ild på demonstranter og skød dem i ryggen, mens de løb væk. På to minutter fyrede politiet mere end 1300 kugler. De dræbte 69 mennesker (heriblandt otte kvinder og ti børn), og sårede 180 i en hagl af kugler. Siden 1994 er den 21. marts blevet markeret som Human Rights Day i Sydafrika, og Præsident Nelson Mandela valgte Sharpeville som det sted, hvor de underskrev Sydafrikas nye forfatning den 10. december 1996.   BØRNENE I LANGA Efter besøget på Dompas-museet gik vi en tur rundt i Langa for at besøge et privat hjem. På vejen dertil mødte vi en gruppe unge drenge i skoleuniformer. Børnene i Langa er meget åbne for besøgende, som børn er de fleste steder i verden. Disse skønne børn, var meget interesserede i min yngste datter, Clara og hendes kamera. Hun tog en masse billeder af dem, hvor de laver sjove ansigter. Jeg kan varmt anbefale, at du tager på en township-tur, når du er i Cape Town. Det er en anderledes oplevelse end at besøge Cape Towns spektakulære skønhed. Her er skønheden ikke i bjergene, landskabet eller planterne. Her er skønheden i de mennesker, der bor her. Som du ved, har Sydafrika været ekstremt adskilt i årtier under apartheid. Og stadig i dag har landet en meget stor adskillelse mellem rige og fattige. Ved at forstå fortidens kampe, se hvordan folk får mest ud af en svær situation – og tale med befolkningen ansigt til ansigt, forlader du Sydafrika med en helt ny forståelse. Det var en af grundene til, at vi gjorde det, og jeg er glad for, at jeg også valgte at dele denne oplevelse med mine døtre.   TOP 10 TING AT SE I CAPE TOWN Her er den komplette liste over ting, du bør se, hvis du kun har en uge i Cape Town – ligesom mine døtre. Robben Island. Bo-Kaap. Table Mountain. Langa township-tur. Køretur på Devils Peak Drive. Cape Point. Vintur og se den fantastiske natur i området. De afrikanske pingviner på Boulders Beach i Simon's Town. Lions Head. Se solnedgangen fra Signal Hill.   MERE AT SE Det var det, der kom med på min liste, men der er mere, kan jeg anbefale. Lav tid til blot at hænge ud i Cape Town City Bowl, besøg markedet på Green Market Square, nyd havet ved Sea Point og tilbring noget tid i V&A Waterfront. Du bør også undersøge, hvad der spiller i Artscape Theatre Center. De har altid interessante forestillinger. På mine besøg i Cape Town har jeg set alt fra stand-up comedy, ungdoms-forestillinger til de helt store produktioner med ballet og musicals. Jeg har set både Svanesøen, Dirty Dancing og West Side Story. Billetterne er meget billige sammenlignet med vestlige priser.   LINKS: Radiovagabond er produceret af Radioguru. Sponsor Hotels25.dk  Se billeder på Radiovagabond.dk   Følg også RadioVagabond på Facebook, Twitter, Instagram og YouTube.  

I quickly go through a few interesting places to go cherry blossom viewing in Tokyo and share some memories along the way

Description: Every spring people flock to Washington, DC to see the cherry blossoms and participate in the National Cherry Blossom Festival. Danielle speaks with Linda Samuel of KidFriendly DC, a go-to resource for recreation with kids in the Washington, DC-Metro area since 2010. Linda and Danielle share their tips for seeing the cherry blossoms and favorite events. Discussion includes the following:  About KidFriendlyDC.com (2:17) Symbolism of cherry blossoms (4:44) How cherry blossoms came to Washington, DC (5:21) Cherry Blossom Festival (9:19) Cherry Blossom Watch (9:54) SAAM (Smithsonian American Art Museum) Cherry Blossom Celebration (11:24) Blossom Kite Festival (13:03) Cherry Blossom Parade (15:15) Sakura Matsuri street fair (16:37) Anacostia River Festival (18:02) Petalpalooza (18:57) “In Peak Bloom” Digital Art Exhibit at Artechouse (20:26) Transportation (21:42) Library of Congress (24:14) Hirschorn Museum (26:24) National Arboretum (27:08) Tips for Visiting Cherry Blossoms at the Tidal Basin (30:27) Danielle’s cherry blossom tradition (30:50) Cherry Blossom Junior Ranger Activity Book (33:40) Potomac Cruises (34:42) Other places to see Cherry Blossoms (36:10) What Linda does with her family (38:59) Linda’s favorite cherry blossom memory (40:04) Resources: KidFriendly DC Tips for Families Viewing the Cherry Blossoms The Best Activities for Families during the Cherry Blossom Season Bloom Watch Cherry Blossom Festival   Actions Subscribe to our podcast from our website https://www.everybodysnationalparks.com/ Tell your friends about Everybody’s National Parks Support us on Patreon Follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook   Please tag us from the parks you are visiting at #everybodysnationalparks

Hi, Mina, I'm going to Japan next week. Is there anything you want me to bring back for you? 嗨，Mina，我下周要去日本。你有什么东西要我帮你带回来吗？ Thanks, Lisa! You are the best! Are you going there to see the cherry blossoms? 谢谢 Lisa，你最好了！你是去那儿看樱花吗？ Yes, I've always wanted to experience the romantic cherry blossom season in Japan. Finally, my dreams are coming true this year！ 是呀，我一直都想去感受一下日本的浪漫樱花季。今年总算实现了！ That's great. Make sure to take some beautiful pictures and share them with me. 太棒了！一定要多拍漂亮的照片和我分享哦。 Of course，I will. I just wish there weren't so many people visiting there during this time of year. 那当然啦。我只是希望在每年的这个时候没有那么多人去就好了。 ...

Hanami or the Cherry Blossom festival is a huge tradition in Japan where people gather under the cherry blossoms for picnics and to appreciate the beauty of nature. Simon and Martina say it's like a family friendly version of St. Patrick's Day! Join them as they find a spot right under a Cherry Blossom Tree...bliss.

It's Hanami (or Cherry Blossom Season) in Japan, and that means time to relax and unwind. Simon and Martina describe what Japanese people do to de-stress. Even Japanese businessmen unwind in pretty unexpected ways...

Even though my throat bothered me the whole time, I powered though over the course of two nights and completed our discussion of cherry blossom season in Japan. Before that we started off with a quick supplementary earthquake discussion.

InFAMOUS, the 2009 super-powered open-world action title, made huge waves when it released as a PlayStation 3 exclusive. The game came courtesy of Sucker Punch, the creators of Sly Cooper. It follows the adventures of Cole McGrath as he either cleans up the streets of Empire City or terrorizes its citizens. McGrath seems to be responsible for a massive blast in the center of the city, which starts him on a journey to clear his name and uncover the truth of what happened.  Does inFAMOUS deserve to be held up as one of the best games period? Outro music: Katamari Forever 'Tales from Arctic Katamari Roundabouts, and You and I, in Cherry Blossom Season' by Star Salzman (http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03586) You can follow the show on Twitter: @BestGamesPeriod Or download the podcast from Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/thebestgamesperiod Don't forget to sign up for Extra Life to help sick and injured kids in hospitals around the US and Canada by playing games! Support us on Patreon! - https://www.patreon.com/bestgamesperiod

Coming to you from a surprisingly chilly afternoon, it's the twenty-eighth episode of the Ready Players Podcast! This week, Tristan and Kai talk about Mass Effect: Andromeda, Telltale’s The Walking Dead Season 3, PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt, and We Happy Few. The guys also take a look at some of the gaming news from the last fortnight, including the new No Man’s Sky update, Nintendo’s latest lawsuit, a pro League of Legends player getting benched after having too much sex, and BioWare completely dropping Mass Effect: Andromeda As always, if you have any questions or feedback for us, you can send an email to readyplayersletters@gmail.com. You can also find this podcast on iTunes, Stitcher and Tunein. Intro/Outro: ‘Golden Flowers’ by Level 99, OA and Overclocked University. OverClocked ReMix (ocremix.org) – ocremix.org/remix/OCR03267. Break Music:‘Tales from Arctic Katamari Roundabouts, and You and I, in Cherry Blossom Season’ by Star Salzman. OverClocked ReMix (ocremix.org) http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03586.

It's the Cherry Blossom Festival in JinHae and Korean soups and stews to get you going! This coming week is the yearly Cherry Blossom Festival here in JinHae  (진해군항제)  and the Cherry trees around Korea are in full bloom!  Scott, Adam, and Phil sit down to talk about the festival in JinHae including what you can expect from it, the traffic and crowds, the best times to go, things to do at the festival, and the best places to see while you are there. This week we also have a new segment on the show called 'Phil It Up!'.  Phil will talk about his favorite thing in Korea!  Soups and Stews, also known as JiGae (찌개).  Phil lets you know his 5 bests soups and stews including Dongtae jjigae (동태찌개), Samgyetang (삼계탕), Seolleongtang (설렁탕), and more!  Then everyone gets together to give their favorite stews and some of the best places to find them! It's a podcast of cherry blossoms, soups, and stews for this episode of K-PoD! Show Notes 02:15 The Cherry Blossom Festival in JinHae starts this coming week and Scott starts off with his experiences with the festival. 06:05 Adam talks about his time at the festival last year, Scott brings up school field trips to see the Cherry Blossoms, and Phil tells us what it's like living in JinHae at this time of year.. 10:00 Phil tells us about his first Cherry Blossom Festival, fireworks, and a prank he pulled on his family regarding the festival. 16:15 Everyone talks about some other things you can do at the Cherry Blossom Festival other than looking at the cherry trees. 26:15 Phil brings us 'Phil It Up!' where he tells us about his favorite soups and stews, also known as JiGae (찌개). 30:12 Scott and Adam join in to talk about their favorite soups and stews, as well as the best restaurants and places to get them.   Phil recorded the fireworks that kick off the Cherry Blossom Festival in Jinhae from his place. [video width="400" height="224" mp4="http://podcast.changwoner.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/17682871_290177088082572_5401406482686148608_n.mp4"][/video] If you have any questions for us, or questions regarding South Korea, please email us you questions now for an upcoming episode where we will be answering listeners questions. Send your questions to podcast@changwoner.com Direct Download:  http://traffic.libsyn.com/changwoner/ep53.mp3 Contact and Show Links: JinHae Cherry Blossom Festival http://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/ATR/SI_EN_3_6.jsp?cid=1630721 K-PoD Website:  http://www.k-pod-cast.com Face Book:  https://www.facebook.com/changwoner/ Email:  podcast@changwoner.com This show is recorded at: CK (Chef's Kitchen), Changwon Face Book:  https://www.facebook.com/ckchangwon This show is produced by: The Changwoner Website:  http://www.changwoner.com Face Book:  https://www.facebook.com/changwoner/ Hosts Scott Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/scottphillipmcfarlane Email- scott@changwoner.com Adam Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/peewhenyapoo Email - adam@changwoner.com Phil Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/wayne.stanley.5680 Email - phillip@changwoner.com If you would like to be a guest on K-PoD, or have any questions for the show or regarding South Korea, or have something you'd like to promote, please contact us at podcast@changwoner.com

It’s almost one of our favorite times of the year… cherry blossom season! Which means it’s also time for Hanami festivals! These festivals have been happening for centuries. Hanami literally means flower viewings, or seeing the flowers. These days, that specifically refers to sakura – cherry blossoms. In popular places, it’s common to reserve a […]