Podcasts about hafu

NYHETERHandelsministrarna från Sydkorea, Japan och Kina möts nu i helgen i Seoul för att diskutera ekonomiskt samarbete och hur länderna ska bemöta de nya strafftullarna som aviserats av Trumpadministrationen. USA. Det är det första mötet mellan ländernas handelsministrar på fem år.Sydkoreas handelsminister Ahn Duk-geun är värd för mötet som äger bara dagar efter att USA:s president Donald Trump tillkännagav att 25 % tullar på import av bilar och vissa bildelar från och med den 3 april.Trump har upprepade gånger beskyllt de tre länderna för att missbruka principen om frihandel. Ett försök från Japans premiärminister Shigeru Ishiba nyligen att övertala Trump att slopa tullarna har hittills fallit för döva öron.De tre asiatiska länderna väntas dessutom diskutera ett internt frihandelsavtal, liksom övriga frågor rörande handeln med USA.—-------Distriktsdomstolen i Shizuoka har beviljat den före detta proffsboxaren Iwao Hakamada 217 miljoner yen, motsvarande 15 miljoner svensk kronor för att han suttit oskyldigt fängslad i över 47 år. Det är den största ersättningen som utdömts i Japan.Den nu 89-årige Hakamada dömdes 1966 till döden för att ha mördat en man, hans hustru och deras två barn. Hans dödsstraff fastställdes 1980, och han satt fängslad i 33 år i väntan på avrättning innan han släpptes 2014.Domaren motiverade beslutet med att Hakamada utsatts för extremt fysiskt och psykiskt lidande. Bevisen som låg till grund för hans tidigare dom hade fabricerats av polisens utredare, enligt domstolen.—-----Tokyos distriktsdomstol har beslutat frånta den så kallade Enighetskyrkan, också känd som Moonrörelsen, dess status som religiös rörelse och därmed skattebefrielse. Beslutet kommer efter en rättsprocess som inleddes efter mordet på Japans tidigare premiärminister Shinzo Abe i juli 2022.Den utpekade mördaren beskyllde Abe för att på olika sätt ha stöttat Enighetskyrkan och dess grundare Sun Myung-Moon. Kyrkan har kritiserats för aggressiva värvningskampanjer och för att ha mer eller mindre tvinga medlemmar att donera stora summor pengar.Kyrkans representanter kallar beslutet ”orättvist” och planerar att överklaga. Domaren i målet menade dock att åtgärden var ”nödvändig” eftersom gruppens metoder orsakat omfattande ekonomiska och emotionella skador.I domen refereras till 32 civila mål där kyrkan dömts till skadestånd på över 2,2 miljarder yen, motsvarande drygt 150 miljoner svenska kronor.—-------Medeltemperaturen i Japan kan öka med 4,5 grader Celsius fram till nästa sekelskifte om inga ytterligare klimatåtgärder vidtas. Det visar en ny rapport som Japans Meteorologbyrån presenterade nyligen. Rapporten, "Climate Change in Japan 2025", varnar för kraftiga temperaturökningar och betydligt tuffare klimatförhållanden.Japans medeltemperatur har stigit med 1,4 grader sedan 1898, och temperaturen i haven som omger Japan runt ökar snabbare än det globala genomsnittet.Om inga åtgärder vidtas, varnar Meteorologbyrån kan Japan få 17,5 fler extremt varma dagar per år och 46 vinterdagar färre. Samtidigt förväntas antalet kraftiga skyfall med nederbörd som överstiger 50 mm per timme tredubblas.—--------TV-bolaget Fuji skakas av en skandal efter att den tidigare medlem i det japanska pojkbandet SMAP anklagats för att sexuellt ha ofredat en kvinna vid en middag arrangerad av företaget.Trots att bandmedlemmen nådde en ekonomisk uppgörelse med den utsatta kvinnan, förnekade han att han skulle ha förgripit sig på henne.Fuji TV kritiserades för att man ska ha känt till anklagelserna men valt att inte agera. Detta ledde till att flera stora annonsörer, bland dem Nissan och Toyota drog in sina reklaminslag. Tidigare i år avgick Fuji TV:s styrelseordförande Shuji Kanoh och VD Koichi Minato från sina poster och nu i veckan lämnade även reklam-TV:s grand old man 87-årige Hisashi Hieda sin plats i företaget.—-------Järnvägsbolaget West Japan Railway (JR West) har uppfört världens första stationsbyggnad med delar framställda med hjälp av en 3D-skrivare. Stationen ligger i Hatsushima i Wakayama län och den planeras öppnas i juli.Själva byggnaden är 2,6 meter hög och har en yta på cirka 10 kvadratmeter. Den består av fyra delar, inklusive tak och väggar ochFormen har skapats med murbruk som printats i en 3D-skrivare, Enligt JR West har byggnaden samma motståndskraft mot jordbävningar som ett traditionell betonghus.Själva uppförandet tog bara två och en halv timme till en totalkostnad på hälften av en traditionell betongbyggnad.JR West överväger nu att använda 3D-skrivarteknik för framtida stationsbyggen.—-------Det 24-årige stjärnskottet Onosato har tagit ännu ett steg mot sumobrottningens högsta rang yokozuna, eller stormästare, då han vann sin tredje turnering gångna helgen.Onosato har varit nästan ostoppbar sedan han blev proffs för två år sedan och har gått som en raket i rankinglistorna och har samtidigt skapa rena sumoboomen i Japan.Skulle han vinna också nästa turnering som äger rum i maj så kommer han att säkra sin plats både som yokozuna och som den mest dekorerade unga sumobrottaren i historien.Därmed över till författaren Erik Masao Eriksson och hans nyligen utkomna roman “Hafu”. Precis som det låter så har Erik japanskt påbrå. Han har en japansk och en svensk förälder - en inte alldeles ovanlig kombination.Vad innebär det att växa upp med två kulturer - två uppsättningar värderingar, två olika sätt att betrakta världen, två språk att hantera från unga år. Blir man “dubbel”, eller blir man kanske “halv”? This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit japanpodden.substack.com

Send us a textA solo episode this time around with Duncan speaking to a very special and highly anticipated guest and our second 'non-Dad' voice on the podcast. The two of them discuss growing up in Japan as a child of mixed heritage or so called 'hafu,' the benefits and challenges of being a member of this still relatively exclusive club and thoughts on a big future challenge they both have coming up later this year. Hope you enjoy this special episode and as always thanks for listening. 

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Can identity be discussed tactfully and humorously? Absolutely! Pele Voncujovi uses comedy and TikTok to explore his Ghanaian-Japanese experience.

Ahsoka is finally in the books, and we're recapping the entire season - as only the NHC can! Was it good? Was it bad? Was it somewhere in between? Has JT softened on purrgil? What's going on with the Hafu? We discuss it all!

Karin keturunan Indo-Jepang lahir di Indonesia, lalu mulai tinggal di Jepang saat SMA kelas 2. Kuliah di Waseda University jurusan Liberal Arts. Ketertarikannya dengan isu sosial dan politik, membuat dia ingin memulai karir sebagai jurnalis di Jepang. Dan mungkin di Indonesia untuk kedepannya. Follow Instagram @night.in.tokyo | For any inquiries: nightintokyo.podcast@gmail.com Website www.nightintokyo.com

Hey Dreamer! In this episode, I interviewed Nina Cataldo, the founder of Hafu Ladies, a global community for hafu and mixed-Japanese womxn. (1,200+ members around the world!) Nina was raised in a bi-cultural and bilingual household and grew up both in Japan and America which allowed her to embrace two cultures and languages. Now, Nina is based in London. In the podcast, we talked about her experience living in Japan and America, her life as a bi-cultural and bilingual, her entrepreneurial journey, and her passion for traveling, writing, and storytelling. It was such a wonderful conversation, truly enjoyed every second of speaking with her, learned so much, and felt so much. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did. ---------00:00 - 14:19 - Travel stories (traveling on a ship for 90+ days)14:20 - 14:30 - Being a travel writer 14:31 - 20:40 - Cultural differences between Japan and America20:41 - 41:03 - Being a bi-cultural and bilingual 41:04 - 58:03 - Entrepreneurial journey 58:04 - 01:05:45 - Living in London---------Learn more about Nina Connect with Nina on LinkedIn ---------Learn more about your host, Lucy here: LinkedIn I Youtube I Website Learn more about HeyGlobally, where you can find a job abroad in tech

A fascinating and insightful conversation with baritone, and Yulanda M. Faris Young Artist, Luka Kawabata. Luka talks passionately about his Hafu ハーフ Project and the unique intersection between family, memory, and music. We also discuss the state of modern opera and how to confront our operatic canon. Episode Credits: Host - Ashley Daniel Foot Guest - Luka Kawabata https://www.lukakawabata.com/ Editing - Mack McGillivray Cover Photo - Mark Yammine https://www.markyammine.com/ The Hafu ハーフ Project: Chapter 1: Paueru-Gai パウエル街 - https://youtu.be/-0an29gw0L8 Chapter 2: Childhood 幼年 - https://youtu.be/Q1TU2yE5iHk Chapter 3: Wish 希望 - Coming Soon

We have a special guest for this week's podcast @hafugo. We talk and explore what drives use to continue making content on youtube.

Renu and Soup talk about the totality of the Summer 2022 Season. We're not going to talk about how late this episode was LOL. Fun fact: This is still shorter than our Winter 2021 Wrapup which was 3 hours and 20 minutes long. OP ED You're Wrong About A single 100 gecs song would kill kiryu instantly The term “Hafu” in Japan Cyberpunk Cyberpunk's Mess of an Ad campaign Cyberpunk's Mess of a Development Cycle Naoki Yoshida talking about the Akira Ishida character Find out more at http://absoluteterritorycast.com

This episode we have Maiya Kinoshita joining us on the podcast all the way from Japan!! We talk about Maiya being born and raised in North Carolina; Maiya talks being a "Hafu", because she's half white; Her funny middle name; some racial differences between there and the United States; and Danielle's experience living in Japan, as well Enjoy! Follow us on social media! & Venmo us a donation, if you enjoy the show! Instagram: @secretminorities    Twitter: @secretminority -Nick Larson: IG: @nicklarsoncomedy  Twitter: @nicklarson85 FB: @nicklarson85 Venmo: @nicklarson85 -Danielle Arce: IG: @daniellearcecomedy Twitter: @daniellearce FB: @daniellearcecomedy Venmo: @daniellearce

Excerpt: (Re: Advice for new YouTubers) Just do it. Cliche question, cliche answer. No I'll get more specific. What advice? I think, I don't think, okay. My advice is, I think your first 20 videos are gonna be bad. That's my advice. Hafu (Hafu Go) is a Vancouver-based, Canadian YouTuber with at the time of this episode released over 850,000 Subscribers. He wasn't satisfied with his time at school studying marketing and the direction of his life and decided to give becoming a YouTuber a chance. He originally started doing videos related to school with Campus crawls at some of the biggest schools like Harvard, Stanford, and UBC. When the pandemic hit he could no longer travel and changed to things he could do locally. His big break-out video was Surviving 24 Hours with a Shaolin Kung Fu Master. This leads him to reach out to other disciplines to do similar challenges. He reached out to us in May of 2022, when he had a little less than 500,000 subscribers to do a Krav Maga challenge. Warriors Den Host and Lead UTKM instructor Jonathan Fader convinced him to do a true 24 hour Military Krav Maga Bootcamp challenge which he accepted and we filmed in June of 2022. We all had a blast filming it but words cannot do justice so you will just have to watch the video. Hafu Go's Channel About Section states "People who subscribe to this channel are driven visionaries. Our motto is "GO BEYOND." I want to liberate you from the limitations of your own mind. Subscribe and join the Go Gang if you want to join us in bettering the world." In this episode, we discuss Hafu's Journey on Youtube, Life, and even do a "Directors Cut" breakdown of the video. For audio-only listeners, you will need to go to Hafus Youtube Channel or watch the video on Spotify, Rumble, or Youtube to see what we are talking about. Check out Hafu Go Youtube Channel Check out Hafu Go on Instagram SUPPORT THIS PODCAST UTKM: UTKM SHOP - Get your Merch Today UTKMU - Online Training UTKM Blog - Older Audio Episodes Here! Facebook Instagram Twitter Metro Vancouver School --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/warriors-den-podcast-by-urban-tactics-krav-maga/support

Hapa. Halfie. Blasian.Eurasian. Hafu. These are just some terms used to describe half Asian individuals, who have made contributions to American history. Today three will be mentioned.Florence Finch was a decorated war hero and half Filipina. Marian Irwin Osterlund was one of the first notable women scientists, who was half Japanese. Hansen Hashem Clarke was an active House and Senate politician representing Detroit who is half Bangladeshi. Two poems will be read about being Asian and mixed.Do you know any famous hapa figures who have made history? Comment on IG @generationmixedposcast!

Jennifer welcomes her longtime friend to the GRID, professional poker player and commentator Katie Stone. Katie brings a hand she played at a heads up charity challenge hosted by Solve For Why, a Vegas based poker training academy founded by Matt Berkey.  Katie had already won matches against Hearthstone streamer Hafu and poker pro Kitty Kuo... The post The Grid 065 ft. Katie Stone – Pocket-Fours appeared first on The Poker Grid.

#InsideJapan #Episode165 On this episode I'm speaking with Hana, a friend of mine who grew up in Japan and went to international schools here before studying in Canada and working in the US. In this episode we talk about what it's like growing up as what they call Hafu in Japan, how international school experience shaped her personality, and reverse culture shock after coming back from years overseas. I hope you'll enjoy this conversation as much as I did. Timestamps (check your podcast player or the YouTube show for links): 00:00 Intro 01:32 Experience growing up as Hafu in Japan 05:28 What are the trade-offs going to international school? 09:20 The spiritual part of Japanese culture 11:14 Cultural differences Japan > Canada > US 13:32 Code switching 19:00 Reverse Culture Shock 23:53 Sponsored Segment JobsinJapan.com 24:23 What Hana missed about Japan in the US 27:15 Do Int'l school kids integrate into Japanese society? 32:06 If not for going to Int'l school... For the best place on the internet to find your next job in Japan, go to JobsinJapan.com.

Cedric and Becky talk about Tokyo's show of diversity, the reality of Hafu players and the underlying question that always exists - are you 'enough' to represent our country? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehalfieprojectpodcast/support

The Olympics is always a time for countries to capture the world's attention (and let's be honest) show off a little bit. What characteristics did Tokyo want to play up this time around? Cedric and Becky talk about Tokyo's show of diversity, the reality of Hafu players and the underlying question that always exists - are you 'enough' to represent our country?

Who defines who's Japanese? Identity and the Hafu people in Japan / Hardly seen: The plight of Cameroonian refugees in Nigeria Making it against all odds: How a school in Croatia puts Roma kids on course for better lives / And: We'll survive: Why Bedouins in Egypt are confident their ancient traditions will survive despite Covid and Climate Change

01':22” - Paolo Egonu: la “hafu” di casa nostra?https://www.fanpage.it/sport/altri-sport/paola-egonu-portabandiera-di-tutti-dira-al-mondo-che-ognuno-puo-essere-quel-che-vuole/05':08” - Le Odimpiadi? Perché I giapponesi queste Olimpiadi le odiano più che amarle, una bella analisi della scrititrice di Best Seller, Randy Taguchi su Repubblica.https://www.repubblica.it/dossier/sport/olimpiadi-tokyo-2020/2021/07/23/news/randy_taguchi_cosi_e_nata_l_indifferenza_dei_giapponesi_verso_l_olimpiade_-311342441/?ref=RHTP-BS-I311105608-P4-S3-T107':33” - Se vi è caro il Kara-te… https://www.japantimes.co.jp/sports/2021/07/22/olympics/summer-olympics/karate/karateka-games-karate-diversity/08':31” - Assembramenti di'mpulso, anzi IMPARUSU. https://video.repubblica.it/dossier/olimpiadi-tokyo-2020/tokyo-2020-l-and-8217esercitazione-della-pattuglia-acrobatica-giapponese-i-jet-disegnano-i-5-cerchi-olimpici/392343/393056?ref=RHTP-BH-I310107497-P1-S2-T109':38” - Si chiude il cerchio, anzi i cerchi, con il legno di Tokyo 1964.11':16” - Collegamento da Tokyo con Pio D'Emilia

When Nina Cataldo moved back to Japan after finishing college she was surprised to find that even though she considered it her “motherland”, having grown up in Tokyo, she was seen as an outsider. This set her on the path to creating a community for women who identify as Hafu (mixed-race Japanese person) called “Hafu Women”. A proud Hafu herself,  Nina advocates and educates for recognition and the fair treatment of marginalized communities in Japan. Nina is someone making waves and following her passions, so I just knew I had to interview her to find out more about her ikigai. If you enjoyed this episode and it inspired you in some way, we'd love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Come and find https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifershinkai/ (Jennifer) and Nina on LinkedIn. In this episode you'll hear: How Nina's experience of being shy at a young age has helped her in her life and career as an adult What Nina did when she noticed a lack of support for Hafu Women like herself Nina shares her Brave and Bold Mastermind for Asian Women and how it helps entrepreneurs to accelerate their businesses The importance of Asian women being even more visible in spite of racial tension and discrimination Nina's challenges with her own energy when her work is also her passion About Nina Nina Cataldo is a DEI Facilitator and Multicultural Communications Specialist based in Tokyo, Japan. Originally from Tokyo, Nina grew up in the Pacific Northwest of the United States before returning to Japan at the age of 23. She is the founder of Hafu Ladies and co-founder of the Brave & Bold Mastermind program for Asian women entrepreneurs. In 2019, Nina quit her full-time job in order to sail around the world on Peace Boat for 4 months as an English-Japanese interpreter. Upon returning to Tokyo, she began her career in the fields she's most passionate about: communication and fostering human connections through the DEI lense.  Connect with Nina Website - http://www.ninamcataldo.com/ (www.ninamcataldo.com) Brave & Bold Mastermind - https://kristymariko.wixsite.com/bravebold2021 (https://kristymariko.wixsite.com/bravebold2021) Hafu Ladies - http://www.facebook.com/hafuladies (www.facebook.com/hafuladies) Connect with Jennifer Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifershinkai/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifershinkai/) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jennifershinkaicoach (https://www.facebook.com/jennifershinkaicoach) Website: https://jennifershinkai.com/ (https://jennifershinkai.com/ )

Hey guys!  In this episode, we explore the life and mind of Abel Nakao. He's a Nigerian-Japanese "hafu" that was born and raised in Japan, works as a translator by day, and can be found modeling for some of your favorite brands. He grew up in a typical Japanese environment and didn't even learn English until he was 18 yrs old, yet his unique background presents a stark contrast to the rest of his Japanese peers growing up.  Please tune in as we speak on his experiences growing up being mixed in Japan, his perspective on the Japanese modeling industry, and how being featured on NHK, amog other media outlets, has enabled him to speak on Japan Pre- and Post- BLM protests. [Audio improves after first few minutes] --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Japan is often called a homogenous society, with Japanese people comprising 99% of the population. The issue of racial identity has been a powerful undercurrent in Japanese society throughout the nation's history, but it wasn't until the dawn of the digital age that these issues came to the forefront.    Nina Cataldo is a half-American half-Japanese communications specialist based in Tokyo who created Hafu Ladies, an online support group for "Hafu" (Half) Japanese women to connect and share their experiences.    Nina has been instrumental in spreading awareness of the complex issues surrounding race in Japan, and she joins the podcast for a wide-ranging conversation about life as a Hafu Lady.   You can connect with Nina on Instagram @ninalalala   or connect with the Hafu Ladies facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/hafuladies/

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Introducing Nina Cataldo, legend of Community Building & The Hafu Ladies Community! Nina was born into a family that treasures internationalism and was raised in a bi-cultural and bilingual household. Raised between Tokyo and America's beautiful Pacific Northwest, she used her passion for words and storytelling as a powerful tool to connect people with the world. In this Podcast Nina shares with us so much rich information about her experience as a Japanese and American citizen and the experience of being both and moving between those worlds. The tale of her parents' meeting and their quick and surprise marriage and what being an only child means to her. Also just how their continued love and support is central in her life. The lines of artists and journalists in the family and how that has influenced Nina. How international her family is and the deep connection the US family has to Japan, then how she managed her move to the States aged 8 and her schooling, her transition through school, how she found the people who were 'like' her in school and university. I have a breakdown hearing how she used to write stories about the class rats PG and Snowball (rodent disco anyone?) in the USA. The great influence on of her teacher, Ms. Monroe and another champion had on her and how that encouragement was the fuel to her fire and how she pays that forward to be an amazing mentor other people, both the upcoming generations and reverse mentors people like me. She takes us through her school and university years in the USA and how she vowed never to come back to Tokyo after a visit, then came back here for one year to follow up on an opportunity. 5 years ago. Joining the dots backward - she notes that the subjects she chose at school actually support and inform a lot of her work today. Bizarrely - she was too Japanese for the Japanese society but she stays optimistic and moving forward at all times. Her first boss in Japan had a really healthy attitude to work-life balance and she brings some of his style of leadership and life cultivation into her leadership now. Nina took a huge leap of faith and took a Peaceboat Voyage back on September 2019, she explains all about Peaceboat and her experience and what it is like to sail on a ship for 4 months. In September 2018 she saw a gap in what she wanted in the Hafu (mixed race Japanese) community in Japan and started Hafu ladies, at first a brunch club. This group has grown to 900 women and Nina has full embraced the 3 pillars of the community: Educate, Empower, Embrace. And 'Fake it til you make it' or what that means to her. Nina has been educating in cross-race and culture matters with a leading news agency in Japan, hoping to educate in ways to do less harm to people of mixed race or different races. At the end of this conversation there is some background noise as Nina is at a place that has in indoor skateboard ramp! Huge thanks to inspiring Nina for sharing her background, her first 27 years and giving us a taster of the future. It's exciting - cannot wait to see what happens next. Find Nina here: Public Page https://www.facebook.com/hafuladies Private Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/hafuladies Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hafuladies My LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/nina-m-cataldo/ Website (WIP) https://www.ninamcataldo.com

In this episode Fahreen & Erika are joined by Nina Cataldo the founder of Hafu Ladies. Together the girls discuss identity, discrimination and the important of community. You can follow Hafu Ladies here: Instragram: @hafuladies Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hafuladies And follow Super Smash Hoes here: Instagram: @supersmashhoesmedia Website: www.supersmashhoesmedia.com

In this episode, Delaina, a long term American ex-pat and Shinya, a dual Australian & Japanese national talk with Shohsei ODA, a native-born “dosanko” to Hokkaido and drummer for the band the SUNBATHERS. This Washington DC based indies rock-pop group has over 1.5 million plays on YouTube and 2.3 million Spotify streams.Shinya and Shohsei go in-depth on their “hafu” experiences and the differences between attending a traditional Japanese public school, and Australian school and the Hokkaido International School. 

Continuing our theme from last week, we look at the history and present-day connotations of “hafu,” a Japanese word used to describe some half-Japanese people. Becky and Cedric trace the origins of the word back to the 6th century and share their ideas about the similarities between the mixed-race experience in Korea and Japan today.

Today, we're sitting down with Hafu. A former pro in World of Warcraft that started competing when she was 14, now has over 780K followers on Twitch and has won several tournaments across a variety of games. She joined the Forbes 30 Under 30 list this year and has been streaming for over 8 years, a true role model, and inspiration in the streaming community!

The Deep in Japan Podcast is completely independent and crowd-funded. And by that, I mean we are broke. Please consider supporting the show by becoming a patron at www.patreon.com/user?u=3864210. For less than the price of a single cup of coffee per month, you can help support and sustain this failed business model, ensuring a never-ending steam of premium content. In this episode, I speak with Nina Cataldo, founder of Hafu Ladies, a community for hafu and mixed-Japanese women from all over the world. NINA & HAFU LADIES LINKS: - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/hafuladies - Instagram: www.instagram.com/hafuladies - Email: nina.m.cataldo@gmail.com Want to join the discussion? You can find me at the following: 

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In honor of International Women's Day, here are five women that had massive success in esports over the last year. From Hearthstone to Fortnite to Pokemon, these women proved that esports is the truly level playing field between genders. If you enjoyed the podcast, please rate and subscribe! New episodes Monday through Friday. For more in-depth news check out our bi-weekly podcast The Esports Network Podcast (https://www.esportznetworkpodcast.com/). Follow Mitch on Twitter @Mitch_Reames (https://twitter.com/Mitch_Reames) Follow Esportz Network on Twitter (https://twitter.com/EsportzNetwork), Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/esportznetwork/), and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/EsportzNetwork) @EsportzNetwork Or visit our website esportznetwork.com (https://www.esportznetwork.com/) for updates on what's to come!

前回に引き続き、モロッコ生まれモロッコ育ちの日本人、有吉ムーライイドリス君にミックスとして育った経験をお伺いしました。 ルミコハーモニーが主宰するNPO法人ザ・グローバル・ファミリーズが開催したドキュメンタリー映画「HAFU〜ハーフ」の上映会に来た事で出会ったのが発端。幸いなことに強烈ないじめはなかったそうですが、モロッコでも日本でも違うよねーということを言われ続けて来たので、同じ境遇の人が同じ気持ちだったということを共感を生みました。その次の映画上映会ではファシリテーターをお願いして、二回の東京での上映会でこんなにも多くのいわゆる”ハーフ”という人がいたことを認識した有吉君は、世界中のモロッコと日本の”ハーフ”の人々と繋がるようになっていきます。みんな言語はミックスで、英語や日本語やフランス語で各々自由に書き込むそうです。一応母国語のアラビア語で書けば全員がわかるのでは？との疑問に、アラビア語のタイプをインストールするのは面倒臭いから、やってない人も多いそうです。実際有吉君自身もインストールしてないということは、衝撃でした。アメリカに住む悦子さんの「実際他の国で生まれ育つとアラビア語習得してない人もいるね」というのも、なるほどという視点です。実際そのコミュニティでは、モロッコ行くけどどういうリヤド（宿）が良いかな？とか、フランス語でこれってどうやって書くんだっけ？とか情報交換するそうです。 有吉君のご両親の出会いも興味深く、日本人のママがフランスの大学に行っている時にオランダに遊びに行った時に、同じく遊びに来ていたモロッコ人のパパと出会い付き合いました。で実際結婚しようとなった時に、一度モロッコへ行ってご飯が食べれるかを確認してから、結婚をするかどうか決めることになり、実際モロッコを訪れおばあちゃんのモロッコ料理が美味しくて、成婚となったそうです。モロッコと言えばタジン鍋。蓋がメガホンみたいな三角の鍋料理で、都内でオススメなのは、小伝馬町にあるダリア食堂です。 モロッコの学校事情は、小学校でアラビア語とフランス語を学び、以前は高校でしたが、最近では中学校から英語も追加され、フランス統治の歴史が作用し、大学ではフランス語になってしまうという事です。通常お祈りは一日に五回するけれども、学校ではやらない、特に小さい子は強要されることはないそうです。日本に来ると、お祈りやラマダン（断食）は行わない（行えない）こともあったりもします。今年は色々あって出来なかったから、来年は２倍やりたいと言う有吉君。みんなで集まって食べたりするラマダンはモロッコでは楽しい時間です。やはり、生活の一部、文化と言う側面も強いのですね。   今回のキーワードは、ヌスヌスです。カフェオレの事で、転じて”ハーフ”を表すことも。言われた本人が面白いと思えるそうで、そこにきっと差別的ではないからでしょうか。モロッコに行ってカフェで、ヌスヌスと言えばカフェオレがオーダーできるんですね。EP53のモロッコで暮らすRINA KAMOCHIさんのキーワードも、アラビア語のシュイーヤ・シュイーヤ（ちょっとずつ）が出てきましたが、2回繰り返すのが特徴的ですね。   皆さんからの声を取り入れて進化していくポッドキャスト番組です！ぜひFacebookグループに参加して、コメント&ご質問などいただければ嬉しいです。こちらをクリック→　エツコ＆ルミコのLove the World! Facebookグループ   ＊私たちはこんなところで情報発信をしています！ ルミコハーモニー：ウェブサイト　Facebook　インスタグラム 塚越悦子：My Peaceful Familyウェブサイト  ツイッター  「異性の心を上手に透視する方法」公式ブログ　著書「国際結婚一年生」　ラブ&マリッジ公式LINE@　ラブ&マリッジLINEブログ　Facebook(お友達申請の際はメッセージ頂けるとスムーズです！）

Australian journalist Kumi Taguchi grapples with divided loyalties after the death of her father

Alle Folgen werden live auf twitch.tv/youbetterknowme aufgezeichnet. Noonia berichtet von der Gamescom und seinen Interviewerfahrungen mit Sweet Anita. Hafu tritt G2 bei, die LEC läuft weiter und vor allem ist das International weiterhin voll im Gange.

On todays podcast, I discuss my decision to do the Hafu interview live on twitch. I also talk about my decision to bring on a writer as an intern for the podcast and the process I go through when hiring someone. I released a phone number that you can text me at. Lastly I go into what I've learned over the last year in regards to Youtube.   https://www.Twitch.tv/DanGheesling https://www.YouTube.com/DanGheesling https://www.Instagram.com/DanGheesling https://www.Youtube.com/DanGheeslingPlays https://www.Twitter.com/DanGheesling https://www.Discord.gg/DanGheesling https://www.DanGheesling.com/List https://www.Facebook.com/DGheesling https://www.Reddit.com/r/DanGheesling

On today's episode of the podcast we went live on Twitch to interview Hafu. We learn about how she dropped out of high school to play professional World Of Warcraft. She talks about what motivates her to be the best. She also goes into how women have been treated differently then men throughout her career and how that has changed as well. That and a lot more! Thank you for dialing in.   https://www.twitch.tv/itsHafu https://twitter.com/itsHafu https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCddX-H9xUwQH6jOOHuL2vYw https://www.Twitch.tv/DanGheesling https://www.YouTube.com/DanGheesling https://www.Instagram.com/DanGheesling https://www.Youtube.com/DanGheeslingPlays https://www.Twitter.com/DanGheesling https://www.Discord.gg/DanGheesling https://www.DanGheesling.com/List https://www.Facebook.com/DGheesling https://www.Reddit.com/r/DanGheesling

Dual nationality has been in the news lately. The professional tennis player, Naomi Osaka is about to reach her 22nd birthday, when she will have to decide (by Japanese law) which citizenship to have, Japanese or American. We have a very interesting, albeit sensitive, conversation about mixed race issues, citizenship, and national identity. Enjoy!Conversation highlights:A little chit chat on what the hosts have been up to.Naomi Osaka has to decide between US and Japanese citizenship by her 22nd birthday.From the age of 22 onward, Japanese nationals cannot have more than one citizenship, unlike some countries such as the UK and the US.However, even though this is law in Japan, it has never been officially enforced, so many residents do have dual citizenship.An example story of someone being informed, at immigration, of having dual citizenship yet was not forced to choose one. This shows how relaxed Japan is on this law.“Hafu” or mixed-race Japanese people are not accepted as being Japanese.A half Iranian half Bolivian 16 year old, born and raised in Japan has been threatened with deportation because he is not considered a Japanese citizen by “jus sanguinis” (right of blood), instead is classed as a foreigner overstaying his visa.Mixed-race Japanese who have lived all their lives in Japan, but may not look Japanese face discrimination.Does Burke get treated differently in Japan as someone who is half Japanese and half American?Does Ben get mistaken for being Japanese and does he feel more accepted because of his Asian heritage?The hosts discuss the difficulty for foreigners to make friends with Japanese people and the reasons why.When have our hosts felt the most immersed into Japanese society?Do the hosts feel that they have been accepted into Japanese society?Being a foreigner in Japan feels special because of the (mostly positive) treatment and attention they receive. Some Japanese who have lived overseas, once they return to Japan, struggle to adapt to Japanese society.Word of the day (proverb): Ichi-go ichi-eWebsite:http://podcast.voicesinjapan.comFollow us and check out our other content:https://twitter.com/voicesinjapanhttps://www.facebook.com/voicesinjapan/https://www.instagram.com/voicesinjapan/Get in touch: voicesinjapan@gmail.com

America-born, half-Japanese guest Katheryn kicks off the podcast series by sharing her experience of making a permanent move to Japan, starting her business, THRIVE TOKYO, and helping expats on their health and wellness journey.    In this episode, we explore the term “hafu” and how Katheryn has used all her experiences to help foreigners live their healthiest lives in their new home country. More information can be found on her page,thrivetokyo.com  

Ryan, Will, and guests David (aka @dogdog) #1 Hearthstone player in N. America, & Hafu (@itsHafu) discuss all things gaming and Twitch. What is life like as a full time streamer? What are the pros and cons of the platform? What makes someone intelligent? Listen on: Apple Podcast - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/o... Google Play - https://play.google.com/music/listen#... Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/6XBRxzv... Follow "Off The Pill" and send us your questions and topics! http://twitter.com/OffThePill http://instagram.com/OffThePillPodcast Guests: David Caero - http://www.twitch.tv/dogdog Hafu - http://www.twitch.tv/itshafu Hosted by: Ryan Higa Instagram - http://www.instagram.com/notryanhiga YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/RyanHiga Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/higatv/ Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/therealryanhiga Contact Information: Media Inquiries - media@offthepillpodcast.com Advertising - advertising@offthepillpodcast.com Order Ryan's book "how to write good" http://higatv.com/ryan-higas-how-to-w... Ryan's Official Store https://www.gianthugs.com/collections... HigaTV Channel http://www.youtube.com/higatv Website http://www.higatv.com Send us mail or whatever you want here! PO Box 232355 Las Vegas, NV 89105

Miku shares her stories and thoughts on her international life experiences, how Hawaii is the melting pot of the world and what “Hafu” means. Language: English, Engelska, Inglés.

Featuring Lena Mikale of Hapa Bruja   Lena and I spent some time navigating our cultures of Hapa and Hafu. We talked of what it means to tend to both sides, and how they each provide a different place for us to anchor into. We navigate her ancestry of way finding, find depth in the waters of the soul, and once again call upon the Emperor from a place of the embodied masculine. Not to be isolated and pushed aside, but integrated and held. These past weeks, I have been engaging in a challenge around White Supremacy. This challenge, #meandwhitesupremacy has opened by eyes to the narrative that continues throughout my daily life and the ways I am complicit in racial bias. I urge anyone, especially white identifying folx to check this out. I will post a link to more information in the show resources and again in my newsletter. Things covered in this episode:What sacred masculine work can look likePolytheism and it's many facetsFolklore Facets from Lena's cultural backgroundWayfinding CuSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/thewitchesmuse)

エピソード#37は、モデル兼ライターの斉藤アリスさんをゲストにお迎えし、お話をお伺いしました。 オーストリアのお父さんと日本人のお母さんの元に生まれ、子ども時代のお話やモデルのお仕事をしていく中での心の揺れ動きのエピソードをお伺いしました。ヨーロピアンあるあるの拡張家族の形態で、いわゆるHAFUのモデルが集まった時に分析した3種類、そしてその中での権勢を受け、「どうしてアメリカンスクールに入れてくれなかったの？」と思ったものの、気持ちを取り直して、「日本語が出来るようになったのは、親が公立に入れてくれたおかげだし、親は親の人生を生きているのだから、自分がどう育ってきたということを考えてもしょうがない。親の選択だから。私がこれからどう生きるかということに対して、過去を引きづらないようにしないといけないなって思いました。」と名言でました。   キーワードは、modelingです。 皆さんからの声を取り入れて進化していくポッドキャスト番組です！ぜひFacebookグループに参加して、コメント&ご質問などいただければ嬉しいです。こちらをクリック→　エツコ＆ルミコのLove the World! Facebookグループ   ＊私たちはこんなところで情報発信をしています！ ルミコハーモニー：ウェブサイト　Facebook　インスタグラム 塚越悦子：My Peaceful Familyウェブサイト  ツイッター  「異性の心を上手に透視する方法」公式ブログ　著書「国際結婚一年生」　ラブ&マリッジ公式LINE@　ラブ&マリッジLINEブログ　Facebook(お友達申請の際はメッセージ頂けるとスムーズです！）

Here we go! Finally another episode of the most inconsistent relaunch in podcast history. But it’s all good as I talk about the documentary Hafu and read a poem to honor Mandela’s passing without properly explaining why I’m reading said poem. It was the poem that gave him strength while he was imprisoned. Takes two … Continue reading "Episode 73 – Ha! F U Hafu"

0:00-4:20 - Introduction; our lunch sponsor: documentary "Hafu"4:20-15:10 - "The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones" review15:10-26:30 - "The World's End" review26:30-35:15 - "You're Next" review35:15-42:00 - "The Spectacular Now" review, and a new rating system42:00-50:00 - QOTW (favorite drinking scenes)50:00-59:20 - Character Casserole! 59:20-1:02:10 - Wrap-up; we were on Golden Briefcase; goodbyes QOTW: What singer or band deserves a biopic, and who should star in it?This week's lunch sponsor: the new documentary film "Hafu," screening in several cities this fall.

Japan has a reputation as being a homogenous society with very little in the way of multiculturalism, at times even going so far as to proudly proclaim themselves as mono-ethnic. However this is slowly changing as the number of mixed race people living in Japan grows with an estimated one in thirty babies born in Japan today are being born to a couple where at least one parent is not Japanese. On this show I talk to Lara Perez Takagi and Megumi Nishikura who are making a documentary film about the lives of five half Japanese or 'Hafus' living in Japan. For some being a mixed race person living in Japan has posed no problems but others have struggled to find their own identity and even going to far as to hide their non Japanese side.