Podcasts about Shibuya Crossing

Girl, Let Me Tell You About JAPAN…You aren't ready for this one! In this episode, I'm spilling all the tea on my unforgettable trip to JAPAN -from riding bullet trains, to getting lost (and found) in the chaos of Shibuya Crossing, to temple hopping, mochi and matcha tasting. This trip was packed with nonstop adventures, flavor, culture, and moments that I'll never forget and I'm recapping it all! But that's not all we're also doing a LIVE Japanese snack taste test right on the show! I brought back a suitcase full of Japanese snacks (and maybe weirdest?) treats from Japan, and we're trying them for the first time, raw and unfiltered. From sweet to savory, you're getting our real reactions and real opinions. So buckle up, snack lovers and travel junkies, Let's go to Japan…_________________________________________________________ Follow us on IG: @straightupsistersthepodcast @raqcsworld @lasusie Follow us on YOUTUBE: Straight Up Sisters Podcast Email us: hello@straightupsisters.com

PART 2 OF 2. When a young British woman vanishes in Tokyo, her family is heartbroken and terrified. They are soon shocked to discover the mysterious life Lucie was leading in her few short months abroad. During the search for Lucie, loved ones and investigators travel down a twisted path through Japan's seedy underbelly uncovering multiple disappearances and deaths, conniving con-artists, and an alarming amount of evidence. Although an arrest is made many questions remain. SOURCES People Who Eat Darkness by Richard Lloyd Parry Netflix Documentary - MISSING: The Lucie Blackman Case http://www.ractive-roppongi.com/e/history/index.shtml https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jake_Adelstein https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Host_and_hostess_clubs https://www.moviemaker.com/carita-ridgway-missing-the-lucie-blackman-case/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joji_Obara https://oag.ca.gov/missing/stats https://www.reddit.com/r/japanese/comments/1b412q9/what_exactly_are_japanese_hostess_clubbar/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_five#:~:text=Conventional%20wisdom%20holds%20that%20the,tatchi%20or%20%22high%20touch%22. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostitution_in_Japan https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shibuya_Crossing#:~:text=Shibuya%20Crossing%20is%20the%20world's,people%20crossing%20at%20a%20time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Lloyd_Parry This Week's Episode Brought to You By: ARMRA Colostrum - Strengthen immunity, ignite metabolism, fortify gut health - tryarmra.com/LOVEMURDER for 15% off your first order Shopify - The Platform Commerce is Built On - $1 per month trial https://shopify.com/lovemurder MasterClass - Learn from the best to be your best - 15% off an annual membership https://masterclass.com/lovemurder Ro - Get Prescription Weight loss Medication Online - Memberships start at $99 https://ro.co/lovemurder Find LOVE MURDER online: Website: lovemurder.love Instagram: @lovemurderpod Twitter: @lovemurderpod Facebook: LoveMrdrPod TikTok: @LoveMurderPod Patreon: /LoveMurderPod Credits: Love Murder is hosted by Jessie Pray and Andie Cassette, researched and written by Jessie Pray, produced by Nathaniel Whittemore and edited by Kyle Barbour-Hoffman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When a young British woman vanishes in Tokyo, her family is heartbroken and terrified. They are soon shocked to discover the mysterious life Lucie was leading in her few short months abroad. During the search for Lucie, loved ones and investigators travel down a twisted path through Japan's seedy underbelly uncovering multiple disappearances and deaths, conniving con-artists, and an alarming amount of evidence. Although an arrest is madw, many questions remain. SOURCES People Who Eat Darkness by Richard Lloyd Parry Net Flix Documentary - MISSING: The Lucie Blackman Case http://www.ractive-roppongi.com/e/history/index.shtml https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jake_Adelstein https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Host_and_hostess_clubs https://www.moviemaker.com/carita-ridgway-missing-the-lucie-blackman-case/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joji_Obara https://oag.ca.gov/missing/stats https://www.reddit.com/r/japanese/comments/1b412q9/what_exactly_are_japanese_hostess_clubbar/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_five#:~:text=Conventional%20wisdom%20holds%20that%20the,tatchi%20or%20%22high%20touch%22. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostitution_in_Japan https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shibuya_Crossing#:~:text=Shibuya%20Crossing%20is%20the%20world's,people%20crossing%20at%20a%20time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Lloyd_Parry This Week's Episode Brought to You By: ARMRA Colostrum - Strengthen immunity, ignite metabolism, fortify gut health - tryarmra.com/LOVEMURDER for 15% off your first order Blissy - Get better sleep now with Blissy and use LOVEMURDER to get an additional 30% off at blissy.com/LOVEMURDER Honeylove - Treat yourself to the best shapewear on the market and save 20% Off at honeylove.com/lovemurder Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When a young British woman vanishes in Tokyo, her family is heartbroken and terrified. They are soon shocked to discover the mysterious life Lucie was leading in her few short months abroad. During the search for Lucie, loved ones and investigators travel down a twisted path through Japan's seedy underbelly -- uncovering multiple disappearances and deaths, conniving con-artists, and an alarming amount of evidence. Although an arrest is made, many questions remain. SOURCES People Who Eat Darkness by Richard Lloyd Parry Net Flix Documentary - MISSING: The Lucie Blackman Case http://www.ractive-roppongi.com/e/history/index.shtml https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jake_Adelstein https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Host_and_hostess_clubs https://www.moviemaker.com/carita-ridgway-missing-the-lucie-blackman-case/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joji_Obara https://oag.ca.gov/missing/stats https://www.reddit.com/r/japanese/comments/1b412q9/what_exactly_are_japanese_hostess_clubbar/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_five#:~:text=Conventional%20wisdom%20holds%20that%20the,tatchi%20or%20%22high%20touch%22. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostitution_in_Japan https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shibuya_Crossing#:~:text=Shibuya%20Crossing%20is%20the%20world's,people%20crossing%20at%20a%20time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Lloyd_Parry This Week's Episode Brought to You By: ARMRA Colostrum - Strengthen immunity, ignite metabolism, fortify gut health - tryarmra.com/LOVEMURDER for 15% off your first order Blissy - Get better sleep now with Blissy and use LOVEMURDER to get an additional 30% off at blissy.com/LOVEMURDER Honeylove - Treat yourself to the best shapewear on the market and save 20% Off at honeylove.com/lovemurder Find LOVE MURDER online: Website: lovemurder.love Instagram: @lovemurderpod Twitter: @lovemurderpod Facebook: LoveMrdrPod TikTok: @LoveMurderPod Patreon: /LoveMurderPod Credits: Love Murder is hosted by Jessie Pray and Andie Cassette, researched and written by Jessie Pray, produced by Nathaniel Whittemore and edited by Kyle Barbour-Hoffman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Dancing Dreams: Haruto's Leap to Stardom at Shibuya Crossing Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/dancing-dreams-harutos-leap-to-stardom-at-shibuya-crossing Story Transcript:Ja: 渋谷の交差点には、たくさんの人々が行き交い、賑やかな音楽と笑い声が響いていました。En: At the Shibuya crossing, a bustling crowd moved back and forth as lively music and laughter resonated through the air.Ja: 秋の風が心地よく、木々は色とりどりの葉で彩られています。En: The autumn breeze was pleasant, and the trees were adorned with a variety of colorful leaves.Ja: 今日は「敬老の日」。敬老の日に特別な催しが開かれており、街の活気はいつも以上です。En: Today was "Respect for the Aged Day," and special events were being held, making the town more vibrant than usual.Ja: その中で、ハルトは大きなマスコットの着ぐるみを着ていました。En: Amidst all this, Haruto was wearing a large mascot costume.Ja: 彼は将来、俳優として名を上げたいと願っています。En: He dreams of making a name for himself as an actor in the future.Ja: 今日はストリートパフォーマンスで彼の才能を見せる絶好の機会です。En: Today's street performance is a perfect opportunity to showcase his talent.Ja: 噂によると、今日はタレントスカウトも観に来るとのこと。En: According to rumors, a talent scout was also coming to watch today.Ja: しかし、その着ぐるみは思っていたよりも重く、動きづらいものでした。En: However, the costume was heavier and more cumbersome than he had anticipated.Ja: 友人のユイは熱心に応援し、一緒に来たケンタは半ば呆れ顔で見ています。En: His friend Yui was cheering enthusiastically, while their companion Kenta watched with a half-exasperated expression.Ja: 「こんなの、本当にうまくいくのかな？」とケンタはつぶやきます。En: "Will this really work out?" Kenta muttered.Ja: しかし、ハルトは諦めません。En: Nonetheless, Haruto was determined not to give up.Ja: 彼は心でこう誓いました、「観客を楽しませて、スカウトを驚かせるんだ。」En: He vowed to himself, "I'll entertain the audience and astonish the scout."Ja: パフォーマンスが始まります。En: The performance began.Ja: ハルトは最初、ぎこちなく動きます。En: Initially, Haruto's movements were awkward.Ja: でも急に、思いつきで変な動きを取り入れました。En: But suddenly, he incorporated a quirky move on a whim.Ja: それはなんとも滑稽で、観客たちは思わず笑い出しました。En: It was so comical that the audience burst into laughter.Ja: 「これだ！」とハルトは思います。En: "This is it!" Haruto thought.Ja: 彼はユーモアを加えながら、さらに大げさな動きを続けました。En: He continued with exaggerated movements while adding humor.Ja: やがて、観客はますます増え、笑い声は大きくなります。En: Gradually, the audience grew larger, and the laughter intensified.Ja: その中に、スカウトの姿もありました。En: Among them was the scout.Ja: ハルトは気を引き締め、最後の大技を試みます。En: Haruto braced himself and attempted a final grand move.Ja: 「これで決めるぞ！」En: "This will seal the deal!"Ja: 彼はステップを踏み、大胆なダンスムーブを試みます。しかし、バランスを崩してコミカルに転んでしまいました。En: He took a step and tried a bold dance move, only to lose his balance and fall comically.Ja: 観客は大笑いし、スカウトも手を叩いて笑っています。En: The audience roared with laughter, and even the scout was clapping and laughing.Ja: ハルトは一瞬恥ずかしい思いをしましたが、すぐに笑顔で立ち上がり、パフォーマンスを閉じました。En: Haruto felt a moment of embarrassment but quickly got back up with a smile and concluded his performance.Ja: それを見たスカウトは彼を称賛し、「君のユニークさには可能性を感じるよ」と声をかけます。En: Watching him, the scout praised him, saying, "I see potential in your uniqueness."Ja: その後、ユイとケンタの助けを借りて、ハルトは祖父母のところへと急ぎます。En: Afterward, with Yui and Kenta's help, Haruto hurried to his grandparents' place.Ja: 結局、遅れずに到着し、祖父母も喜びます。En: He managed to arrive on time, and his grandparents were pleased.Ja: こうしてハルトは、「失敗を恐れずに、ありのままの自分を表現すること」が大切だと学びました。En: Through this experience, Haruto learned the importance of "expressing yourself genuinely without fearing failure."Ja: 渋谷の交差点には、ハルトの笑顔が黄色の叶姉妹の着ぐるみと共に溶け込んでいきました。En: At the Shibuya crossing, Haruto's smile blended in with the yellow costume of the Kanou Sisters. Vocabulary Words:bustling: 賑やかなresonated: 響いていましたadorned: 彩られていますvibrant: 活気mascot: マスコットshowcase: 見せるanticipated: 思っていたenthusiastically: 熱心にexasperated: 呆れ顔vowed: 誓いましたawkward: ぎこちなくquirky: 変なwhim: 思いつきcomical: 滑稽exaggerated: 大げさなintensified: 大きくなりますbrace: 気を引き締めbold: 大胆なbalance: バランスembarrassment: 恥ずかしいuniqueness: ユニークさgenuinely: ありのままにfailure: 失敗expressing: 表現することcumbersome: 動きづらいrumors: 噂determined: 諦めないlaughter: 笑い声opportunity: 機会companion: 一緒に来た友人

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Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Midnight Serenity: A Night at Shibuya's Glowing Heart Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/midnight-serenity-a-night-at-shibuyas-glowing-heart Story Transcript:Ja: 夜の東京、渋谷交差点。En: Night in Tokyo, Shibuya Crossing.Ja: ネオンの光が街を明るく照らしています。En: Neon lights brightly illuminate the city.Ja: 人々が忙しく行き交う中、オフィスビルの中には残業している二人がいました。En: Amidst the bustling crowds, there were two people working overtime inside an office building.Ja: 「もう一息、頑張りましょう」と、ヒロシが言います。En: "Just a bit more, let's keep it up," Hiroshi says.Ja: 彼は、黒縁のメガネをかけた真面目なサラリーマンです。En: He is a serious salaryman with black-framed glasses.Ja: 横には、ゆきがいました。彼女は、疲れた顔でパソコンの画面を見つめています。En: Beside him is Yuki, who is staring at her computer screen with a tired look on her face.Ja: 「年末のラッシュは大変ですね」と、ゆきがため息をつきました。En: "The year-end rush is tough," Yuki sighs.Ja: 彼女の声には、少しの疲れが込められています。En: Her voice carries a hint of exhaustion.Ja: 「そうですね。でも、お客様のために頑張りましょう」と、ヒロシは優しく答えました。En: "Yes, it is. But let's do our best for our customers," Hiroshi answers gently.Ja: 二人は、急ぎのプロジェクトを終わらせるために一緒に働いています。En: The two are working together to finish an urgent project.Ja: 窓の外を見れば、渋谷の明かりが煌めいています。En: Looking out the window, the lights of Shibuya are sparkling.Ja: 人々の声や車の音が静かなオフィスには聞こえません。でも、二人にはその忙しさがわかります。En: The sounds of people's voices and car engines don't reach the quiet office, but the two of them understand the busyness outside.Ja: ゆきとヒロシは、何度も資料を見直します。誤字脱字がないか、情報が正しいかを確認します。En: Yuki and Hiroshi repeatedly review their documents, checking for typos and ensuring the information is accurate.Ja: 時間がどんどん過ぎていきます。En: Time keeps slipping away.Ja: 「少し休憩しましょうか？」と、ヒロシが提案しました。En: "How about a short break?" Hiroshi suggests.Ja: 「自動販売機でコーヒーでも買ってきますね。」En: "I'll go get us some coffee from the vending machine."Ja: ゆきは頷きました。En: Yuki nods.Ja: 「ありがとう、ヒロシさん。」En: "Thank you, Hiroshi."Ja: ヒロシはオフィスを出て、自動販売機で二本のコーヒーを買いました。En: Hiroshi leaves the office and buys two coffees from the vending machine.Ja: 戻ってくると、ゆきは机の上に頭を置いていました。En: When he returns, Yuki has her head resting on the desk.Ja: 「コーヒー、どうぞ」と、ヒロシは静かに言います。En: "Here's the coffee," Hiroshi says softly.Ja: ゆきは目を開け、微笑みました。En: Yuki opens her eyes and smiles.Ja: 「ありがとう。」En: "Thank you."Ja: コーヒーを飲みながら、二人はもう少しだけ速く仕事を進めました。En: As they drink their coffee, they work a little faster.Ja: 時間は夜の十一時を過ぎていましたが、二人の努力は報われそうです。En: Despite it being past eleven o'clock at night, their efforts seem likely to pay off.Ja: 「もう少しで終わりですね」と、ゆきが言いました。彼女の顔には、少しの疲れと共に達成感が見えます。En: "Almost done," Yuki says, her face showing a mix of fatigue and a sense of accomplishment.Ja: 「はい。お互い頑張りましたね」と、ヒロシは微笑みました。En: "Yes, we've both worked hard," Hiroshi replies with a smile.Ja: その瞬間、時計が十二時を打ちました。En: In that moment, the clock strikes twelve.Ja: 二人は最後の資料を提出し、ため息をつきました。En: They submit their final documents and exhale deeply.Ja: 「やった！終わりましたね！」ゆきが歓声を上げます。En: "We did it! It's finally done!" Yuki exclaims.Ja: ヒロシも頷きながら、机に広げられた資料を見つめました。En: Hiroshi nods, gazing at the materials spread out on the desk.Ja: 「今日は、本当に頑張りましたね。お疲れさまでした。」ヒロシが言いました。En: "We really gave it our all today. Thank you for your hard work," Hiroshi says.Ja: 「お疲れさまでした、ヒロシさん。」ゆきは感謝の気持ちを込めて言いました。En: "Thank you for your hard work too, Hiroshi," Yuki expresses her gratitude.Ja: 二人はオフィスを出て、渋谷の街へと足を運びました。En: They leave the office and step into the streets of Shibuya.Ja: 夜の風が心地よく、ネオンの光が二人を迎え入れます。En: The night breeze feels pleasant, and the neon lights welcome them.Ja: 「どこかでご飯、食べますか？」ヒロシが提案しました。En: "How about grabbing something to eat?" Hiroshi suggests.Ja: 「はい、いいですね。今日は、ご褒美の日ですから」と、ゆきが笑顔で答えます。En: "Sure, that sounds nice. Today is a day for rewards," Yuki responds with a smile.Ja: 二人は渋谷の夜の中、少しだけ自由な時間を楽しむことにしました。En: The two decide to enjoy a bit of free time amidst the Shibuya night.Ja: 年末の繁忙期はまだ続きますが、この夜は特別なものになりました。En: The year-end busy season will continue, but this night became something special.Ja: そして、忙しかった一日が静かに幕を閉じました。En: And so, a busy day quietly comes to an end.Ja: 渋谷交差点の明かりは、変わらず彼らを照らしています。En: The lights of Shibuya Crossing continue to shine on them. Vocabulary Words:illuminate: 照らしていますbustling: 忙しくoffice building: オフィスビルovertime: 残業salaryman: サラリーマンexhaustion: 疲れurgent: 急ぎproject: プロジェクトaccurate: 正しいvending machine: 自動販売機slipping away: 過ぎていきますexhale: ため息をつきましたdocuments: 資料typos: 誤字脱字break: 休憩accomplishment: 達成感breeze: 風gazing: 見つめましたreward: ご褒美grabbing: 食べますかefforts: 努力materials: 資料rush: ラッシュneon lights: ネオンの光submit: 提出hint: 少しquiet: 静かなwindow: 窓ensure: 確認pleasant: 心地よく

Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Friendship Reconnected: The Mystery Package at Shibuya Crossing Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/friendship-reconnected-the-mystery-package-at-shibuya-crossing Story Transcript:Ja: 渋谷交差点は、未来の世界でもいつも賑やかです。En: The Shibuya Crossing is always bustling, even in the future.Ja: 空には無数の自律型ドローンが飛び交い、メッセージや荷物を届けています。En: Countless autonomous drones fly through the sky, delivering messages and packages.Ja: 今日は、サトシ、ユミ、ハルトが渋谷で待ち合わせをしました。En: Today, Satoshi, Yumi, and Haruto were planning to meet in Shibuya.Ja: 午後三時、サトシは交差点のど真ん中に立っていました。En: At 3 PM, Satoshi was standing right in the middle of the crossing.Ja: 人々が行き交う中、突然、彼の足元に小さな箱が落ちてきました。En: Amidst the bustling crowd, a small box suddenly fell at his feet.Ja: 「これは何だろう？En: "What could this be?"Ja: 」サトシは箱を手に取り、不思議そうに見つめました。En: Satoshi picked up the box and stared at it curiously.Ja: 箱の表面には「特別配達」と書かれています。En: The surface of the box was labeled "Special Delivery."Ja: サトシは周りを見渡しましたが、送り主も受け取り人も見当たりません。En: Satoshi looked around, but he couldn't see either the sender or the recipient.Ja: その時、ユミとハルトが到着しました。En: Just then, Yumi and Haruto arrived.Ja: 「サトシ、何かあったの？En: "Satoshi, what happened?"Ja: 」とユミが尋ねました。En: Yumi asked.Ja: サトシは箱を見せ、事情を説明しました。En: Satoshi showed them the box and explained the situation.Ja: 「開けてみようか？En: "Should we open it?"Ja: 」ハルトが提案しました。En: Haruto suggested.Ja: サトシは少し躊躇しましたが、箱を開けました。En: Satoshi hesitated a bit but decided to open the box.Ja: 中には小さなホログラムデバイスが入っていました。En: Inside was a small hologram device.Ja: サトシはデバイスを起動しました。En: Satoshi activated the device.Ja: ホログラムの中から現れたのは、彼らがかつての友人、カズマの顔でした。En: From within the hologram, the face of their old friend Kazuma appeared.Ja: 「サトシ、ユミ、ハルト、久しぶりだね」とカズマのホログラムが言いました。En: "Satoshi, Yumi, Haruto, it's been a while," said Kazuma's hologram.Ja: 「僕は遠くに引っ越したけど、このメッセージを届けたかったんだ。En: "I've moved far away, but I wanted to send you this message.Ja: 僕たちが一緒に過ごした思い出を、ずっと忘れないように。En: So that we never forget the memories we shared together."Ja: 」サトシたちは驚きと喜びでいっぱいになりました。En: Satoshi and the others were filled with surprise and joy.Ja: カズマのメッセージは、彼らにとって大切な絆を再確認させるものでした。En: Kazuma's message reaffirmed their cherished bond.Ja: 「カズマも元気でいるみたいだね」とユミが微笑みました。En: "It looks like Kazuma is doing well too," Yumi said with a smile.Ja: 「また一緒に遊びたいな」とハルトも言いました。En: "I'd love to hang out with him again," Haruto added.Ja: そして、サトシたちはカズマとの思い出を語り合い、友情の大切さを実感しました。En: Then, Satoshi and his friends reminisced about their memories with Kazuma and realized the importance of their friendship.Ja: 未来のテクノロジーのおかげで、彼らの心は再びつながりました。En: Thanks to future technology, their hearts were reconnected.Ja: 渋谷交差点の喧騒の中で、この特別なメッセージは、サトシたちの心に深く刻まれました。En: Amidst the hustle and bustle of Shibuya Crossing, this special message was deeply etched into their hearts.Ja: それは、友情と絆の新たな章の始まりでした。En: It marked the beginning of a new chapter of friendship and bonds. Vocabulary Words:bustling: 賑やかautonomous: 自律型drone: ドローンamidst: 中surface: 表面labeled: 書かれていますspecial delivery: 特別配達sender: 送り主recipient: 受け取り人hologram: ホログラムactivate: 起動しましたdevice: デバイスreaffirmed: 再確認cherished: 大切なbond: 絆reminisced: 語り合いrealized: 実感しましたimportance: 重要性reconnected: 再びつながりましたhustle: 喧騒etched: 刻まれましたchapter: 章countless: 無数memories: 思い出future: 未来fell: 落ちてきましたcuriously: 不思議そうにsuggested: 提案しましたhesitated: 躊躇planning: 待ち合わせ

Join me in this VAGABOND SHORT episode, where I take you on a quick tour of Tokyo, offering my top recommendations for must-see and must-do experiences in the city.  7. Tsukiji Fish Market: Indulge your senses at Tsukiji Fish Market, a paradise for seafood lovers. Dive into the chaos guided by neon signs and enthusiastic vendors. Experience a culinary adventure where every bite is a flavour crescendo.  6. Meiji Shrine: Escape the urban buzz at Meiji Shrine, surrounded by ancient cedar trees. Participate in traditional rituals and immerse yourself in the spiritual embrace of Japanese culture.  5. Ueno Park and Zoo: Take a breather in Ueno Park, an urban oasis offering picturesque beauty and playful charm. Every step is a brushstroke on Tokyo's canvas of natural wonders.  4. Tokyo Tower: Ascend Tokyo Tower for spectacular views of the city skyline. Experience the dynamic heartbeat of Tokyo from its iconic symbol.  3. Odaiba: Step into the future at Odaiba, where innovation and recreation blend seamlessly. Explore a tangible, dazzling reality amid breath-taking vistas and mecha wonders.  2. Akihabara – Electric Town: Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of Akihabara, Tokyo's neon-drenched playground. It's a celebration of all things geeky in an electrifying atmosphere.  1. Shibuya Crossing: Step into the chaotic symphony of Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo's pulsating heart where tradition meets modernity. Experience the electric energy of this iconic pedestrian intersection.  Links and Resources  For more background information on the top tourist attractions in Tokyo, I recommend checking out the following resources:  - Shibuya Crossing  - Tsukiji Fish Market  - Meiji Shrine  - Tokyo Tower  - Akihabara  - Odaiba  - Ueno Park and Zoo  These links lead to official and informative websites where you can learn more about each attraction's history, significance, and visitor information.  Stay adventurous and keep exploring with The Radio Vagabond. 

Join me in this VAGABOND SHORT episode, where I take you on a quick tour of Tokyo, offering my top recommendations for must-see and must-do experiences in the city.  7. Tsukiji Fish Market: Indulge your senses at Tsukiji Fish Market, a paradise for seafood lovers. Dive into the chaos guided by neon signs and enthusiastic vendors. Experience a culinary adventure where every bite is a flavour crescendo.  6. Meiji Shrine: Escape the urban buzz at Meiji Shrine, surrounded by ancient cedar trees. Participate in traditional rituals and immerse yourself in the spiritual embrace of Japanese culture.  5. Ueno Park and Zoo: Take a breather in Ueno Park, an urban oasis offering picturesque beauty and playful charm. Every step is a brushstroke on Tokyo's canvas of natural wonders.  4. Tokyo Tower: Ascend Tokyo Tower for spectacular views of the city skyline. Experience the dynamic heartbeat of Tokyo from its iconic symbol.  3. Odaiba: Step into the future at Odaiba, where innovation and recreation blend seamlessly. Explore a tangible, dazzling reality amid breath-taking vistas and mecha wonders.  2. Akihabara – Electric Town: Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of Akihabara, Tokyo's neon-drenched playground. It's a celebration of all things geeky in an electrifying atmosphere.  1. Shibuya Crossing: Step into the chaotic symphony of Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo's pulsating heart where tradition meets modernity. Experience the electric energy of this iconic pedestrian intersection.  Links and Resources  For more background information on the top tourist attractions in Tokyo, I recommend checking out the following resources:  - Shibuya Crossing  - Tsukiji Fish Market  - Meiji Shrine  - Tokyo Tower  - Akihabara  - Odaiba  - Ueno Park and Zoo  These links lead to official and informative websites where you can learn more about each attraction's history, significance, and visitor information.  Stay adventurous and keep exploring with The Radio Vagabond. 

Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Unexpected Dance: Haruto's Flash Mob Surprise at Shibuya Crossing Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/unexpected-dance-harutos-flash-mob-surprise-at-shibuya-crossing Story Transcript:Ja: 渋谷の交差点はいつも忙しい。ある晴れた日、春人、由衣、健太は買い物を楽しんでいました。En: The Shibuya crossing is always busy. On a sunny day, Haruto, Yui, and Kenta were enjoying shopping.Ja: 「見て！あそこに大勢の人がいる！」と由衣が叫びました。彼らはカメラを持って踊っていました。En: "Look! There are a lot of people over there!" Yui yelled. They were dancing with cameras.Ja: 春人は笑顔で言いました。「フラッシュモブかな？僕も踊って参加しよう！」そして春人は人ごみに飛び込みました。En: With a smile, Haruto said, "Is it a flash mob? I'll join them and dance too!" And with that, Haruto jumped into the crowd.Ja: しかし、それはフラッシュモブではありませんでした。それは観光客のためのダンスビデオでした。En: However, it wasn't a flash mob. It was a dance video for tourists.Ja: カメラマンが「カット！もう一回！」と叫びました。春人は気づきました。「えっ、違うのか？」En: The cameraman yelled, "Cut! Let's do it again!" Haruto realized, "Huh, it's not what I thought?"Ja: 由衣と健太は笑いました。「春人、ダンス上手だったよ！」と健太が言いました。En: Yui and Kenta laughed. "Haruto, you danced pretty well!" Kenta said.Ja: 観光客たちは春人の参加を歓迎しました。「一緒に踊りましょう！」と言いました。春人は恥ずかしそうに微笑みましたが、再び踊り始めました。En: The tourists welcomed Haruto's participation. "Let's dance together!" they said. Haruto smiled sheepishly but started dancing again.Ja: その日の午後、友達はカフェで休みました。由衣は言いました。「今日は楽しかったね！」En: That afternoon, the friends took a break at a café. Yui said, "Today was fun!"Ja: 春人は頷きました。「うん、渋谷は驚きに満ちている。」En: Haruto nodded. "Yeah, Shibuya is full of surprises."Ja: そして彼らは一緒に笑いました。渋谷の交差点にはまだ多くの人々が行き交っていました。街はいつも活気に満ちています。En: And they laughed together. At the Shibuya crossing, there were still many people passing by. The city is always bustling with activity. Vocabulary Words:crossing: 交差点busy: 忙しいsunny: 晴れたshopping: 買い物yelled: 叫びましたdancing: 踊ってsmile: 笑顔flash mob: フラッシュモブcrowd: 人ごみtourists: 観光客cameraman: カメラマンrealized: 気づきましたparticipation: 参加welcomed: 歓迎しましたsheepishly: 恥ずかしそうにbreak: 休みましたactivity: 活気bustling: 活気に満ちてsurprises: 驚きcafé: カフェafternoon: 午後full: 満ちてlaughed: 笑いましたpretty well: 上手together: 一緒にstill: まだpassing by: 行き交ってcrowd: 人ごみsmiled: 微笑みましたdance again: 再び踊り始めました

Heath and Axel dive into Episode 3 of Sugar the two central mysteries that seem to be coming together; Where is Olivia and Who is John Sugar? You can preorder Star City Murders on Amazon Get tons of ad–free exclusive pods and an archive of all our pods at Patreon.com/DVR We would love to hear from you! Email us at DVRPodcast@gmail.com … Continue reading "Sugar Episode 3 “Shibuya Crossing”"

Heath and Axel dive into Episode 3 of Sugar the two central mysteries that seem to be coming together; Where is Olivia and Who is John Sugar? You can preorder Star City Murders on Amazon Get tons of ad–free exclusive pods and an archive of all our pods at Patreon.com/DVR We would love to hear from you! Email us at DVRPodcast@gmail.com … Continue reading "Sugar Episode 3 “Shibuya Crossing”"

Brett Plotz, field operations team leader for InsideJapan, a part of Inside Travel Group, talks with Alan Fine of Insider Travel Report about how best to explore Tokyo in a day, starting with the Imperial Palace, the famous Tokyo fish market, and Senso-ji Temple before lunch. Plotz also details the busiest pedestrian crossing in the world, the Shibuya Crossing, and Shinjuku's giant 3D cat billboard and cat cafes. For more information, visit www.InsideJapanTours.com and www.InsideTravelGroup.com. If interested, the original video of this podcast can be found on the Insider Travel Report Youtube channel or by searching for the podcast's title on Youtube.

Fluent Fiction - Japanese: The Enchanting Journey of Sakura: Finding Beauty in a City of Chaos Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/the-enchanting-journey-of-sakura-finding-beauty-in-a-city-of-chaos Story Transcript:Ja: 桜はただの人間ではありませんでした。En: Sakura was not just an ordinary human.Ja: いえ、彼女はゆらゆらと風に舞いながら、美しいピンク色の花びらを揺らしていた、本物の桜の精霊でした。En: No, she was a real spirit of the cherry blossom, fluttering in the wind, swaying beautiful pink petals.Ja: 彼女の全てが桜でできており、一見すると彼女がただの美しい若い女性であるように見えましたが、よく見ると彼女が全て桜の花びらと枝でできていることがわかります。En: Her entire being was made of cherry blossoms, and at first glance, she appeared to be just a beautiful young woman, but upon closer inspection, one could see that she was made entirely of cherry petals and branches.Ja: 一春、桜は東京の大都市を訪れる決心をしました。En: One spring, Sakura decided to visit the bustling city of Tokyo.Ja: 彼女は自分が森の中に閉じ込められていることに疲れ、新しい経験と冒険を求めて旅に出る決断をしました。En: Tired of being confined to the forest, she made the decision to embark on a journey in search of new experiences and adventures.Ja: しかし、彼女が人間の世界に慣れていなかったため、彼女はすぐに迷子になってしまいました。En: However, being unfamiliar with the human world, she quickly became lost.Ja: 彼女が辿り着いたのは、何万人もの人たちが通ることで有名な渋谷の交差点でした。En: The place she ended up was Shibuya Crossing, famous for being crowded with tens of thousands of people passing through.Ja: その日は何か普通と違う一日でした。En: That day was different from the norm.Ja: いつもなら車や人の流れが絶えず動き続ける交差点が、何もない静かな場所に変わっていました。En: The usually busy intersection, with cars and people constantly moving, had transformed into a quiet place with nothing going on.Ja: 突然、音楽が流れ始め、周囲の人々が一斉にダンスを踊り始めました。En: Suddenly, music started playing, and the people around began dancing in unison.Ja: これがフラッシュモブだとは桜は知らなかった。En: Sakura had no idea this was a flash mob.Ja: 彼女はただ、驚きと混乱で彼らに合わせてダンスを始めました。En: She simply started dancing along with them, filled with surprise and confusion.Ja: 桜の動きはなめらかで美しく、まるで風に舞う花びらのようでした。En: Sakura's movements were smooth and beautiful, like petals dancing in the wind.Ja: 周囲の人々は彼女の美しさに見とれ、桜はただ舞い続けました。En: The surrounding people were mesmerized by her beauty, and Sakura continued to dance.Ja: 桜の中心にある対立、つまり彼女が迷子になり困惑していたことは、このダンスによって一時的に忘れられました。En: The internal conflict within Sakura, of being lost and bewildered, was temporarily forgotten through this dance.Ja: しかし、ダンスが終わると现实が追いついて来ます。En: However, when the dance ended, reality caught up with her.Ja: 彼女はどこで、どうなったのか分からなかった時の恐怖と混乱が再び襲ってきました。En: The fear and confusion of not knowing where she was or what had happened came rushing back.Ja: だけど、彼女が踊っている間に得た自信と、周囲の人々とのつながりが彼女を助けました。En: But the confidence she had gained and the connection she had formed with the people around her helped her.Ja: 彼女は勇気を出し、自分を導くために訪れていた大都市での新しい冒険を模索することを決めました。En: She gathered courage and decided to seek new adventures in the bustling city she had come to visit, in order to guide herself.Ja: そして、迷子であった桜は結局、自分自身を見つけることができました。En: And in the end, the lost Sakura was able to find herself.Ja: 彼女は新しい経験と知識を得て、もとの森に戻らなくても自分自身で生きていくことができると確信しました。En: She gained new experiences and knowledge, and she became convinced that she could live her life without returning to the forest she originally came from.Ja: その日以降、桜は人間の世界で冒険を続けましたが、彼女の中心にある対立は解決し、物語は満足のいく結論に達しました。En: From that day on, Sakura continued her adventures in the human world, with the internal conflict resolved and the story reaching a satisfying conclusion. Vocabulary Words:Sakura: 桜ordinary: 普通のhuman: 人間spirit: 精霊cherry blossom: 桜flutter: 舞うwind: 風sway: 揺らすpink: ピンクpetal: 花びらbranches: 枝spring: 春bustling: にぎやかなcity: 都市Tokyo: 東京confined: 閉じ込められたforest: 森journey: 旅experiences: 経験adventures: 冒険unfamiliar: 慣れていないlost: 迷子place: 場所Shibuya Crossing: 渋谷の交差点crowded: 混雑したflash mob: フラッシュモブdancing: ダンスmesmerized: 見とれたbeauty: 美しさconflict: 対立

Episode #216: A Trip to Japan In our latest episode, join Tony and Lam as they dive into Lam's thrilling escapade to the Land of the Rising Sun. From exploring bustling streets to experiencing the famed Akihabara and Shibuya Crossing, this episode chronicles Lam's captivating journey through Japan. Tune in for fascinating anecdotes, cultural highlights, and travel tips, as Lam shares the wonders of this incredible adventure. Use my special link https://zen.ai/v_-eCL0DIgQ0XiuAhMrGGfy66MmVdSyHslqmjEh7-B8 to save 30% off your first month of any Zencastr paid plan. ========== Follow us onTwitter Facebook Instagram YouTube Patreon Stream us on Twitch! Visit our site at www.ntfttpod.com ! You can contribute by emailing us at ntfttpod@gmail.com! Hurdy gur and warp speed! Find out more at https://no-time-for-time-travel-pod.pinecast.co Check out our podcast host, Pinecast. Start your own podcast for free with no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-e52a8a for 40% off for 4 months, and support No Time For Time Travel Pod.

Velkommen til første afsnit af Arbejdstitel i Tokyo. Med kufferterne pakket og en uendelig liste over steder, de to værter skal besøge, indtager Arbejdstitel den japanske hovedstad Tokyo. Hverken Kristoffer Dahy Ernst eller Oliver Enné har været i byen før, hvilket gør oplevelsen så meget desto mere speciel. Tokyo er gigantisk, overvældende og fascinerende. Det er uendeligt mange landsbyer, der er kogt sammen til en enorm storby. Skal man gå til højre eller venstre, hvad er godt, hvor spiser man, drikker kaffe, kigger på kunst og kigger på mennesker? Det korte svar er over det hele. Og i det nye afsnit af Arbejdstitel tager de to værter dig i hånden, så I trygt og godt kan indtage Tokyo sammen. Turen går til Shibuya Crossing, på tonkatsu-restaurant, på lyttebar, cocktailbar og teppaniyaki-restaurant, ligesom der også bliver lagt en løbetur ind for at kæmpe med det jetlag, der nærmest tager livet af Oliver. Dette afsnit af Arbejdstitel er bragt i samarbejde med Visit Japan og Finnair.

[✐1.Adagio] go,  listen/hear, read, etc.  いく、きく、よむetc★★★★★Note: English translations might sound occasionally unnatural as English, as I try to preserve the structure and essence of the original Japanese. I hope it also helps you to capture the pattern of the sentence structure.★★★★★“I drink beer. “[00:07]Hello everyone.  Today we are going to practice verbs in group 1 (or u-verb).Let's start.Repeat After Me[00:15]1.  go: dictionary-form > masu-formI go to the concert.I go to the concert with my friends.Tomorrow, I go to the concert with my friends.2.  listen(hear):  dictionary-form > masu-formI listen to Jazz.I listen to Jazz on radio.Often, I listen to Jazz on radio.3.  buy: dictionary-form > masu-formI buy sandwitches.I buy sandwiches in the convenience store.Occasionally, I buy sandwiches at the convenience store.4.  read: dictionary-form > masu-formI read manga.I read manga on the internet.Sometimes, I read manga on the internet.5.  drink:  dictionary-form > masu-formI drink beer.I drink beer at home.Every night, I drink beer at home.[02:28]Answer the followings in past tense.[02:32]For example,Where did you go? Department store→ I went to the department store.Ready?[02:40]1.  Where die you go? Disneyland→ I went to the Disneyland.2.  What did you buy in the super market? Vegetables→ I bought vegetables.3.  What did you drink at the bar? Red wine→ I drank red wine.4.  What book did you read in the library? Travel book→ I read a travel book.5.  What did you listen to Podcast?→ I listened to information on coronavirus.  (jouhou ＝ information)6.  How did you go/get to the company?  Underground/Metro/Subway/Tube.→ I went by subway/underground.7.  How did you go to the station?  by foot→ I went (there) by foot (=I walked).8.  How did you go from home to school? bicycle→ I went (there) by bicycle.9.  Where did you buy the frying pan? department store.→ I bought (it) at the department store.10.  Where did you drink beer? In Izakaya in Shibuya→ I drank in an Izakaya in Shibuya.*nande = nanide: how, by what means[05:32]A: Listen, I ran into my old friend the other day.B: Wow, where?A: I went to Shibuya for work, and saw her at that Shibuya Crossing. What a surprise. We took a selfi (photo), too.B: What? At the crossing?A: Haha, yep. We took it quickly.(battari au = unexpectedly meet, ran into)Repeat after me (in Masu-style2)[05:58]1.  I met my old friend.2.  I went to Shibuy for work.3.  We took a selfi, too.Support the show=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=Become a patron: More episodes with full translation and Japanese transcripts. Members-only podcast feed for your smartphone app. Japanese Swotter on PatreonNote: English translations might sound occasionally unnatural as English, as I try to preserve the structure and essence of the original Japanese.

Ohayo Gozaimasu! Happy Friday everyone today's returning guest is food content creator Obieats on the show to share with us his recent trip to Japan. Obi spent spent ten days in Tokyo & Osaka. Obi talks about the culture and politeness in Japan, going to the famous Tsujiki Fish Market, Shibuya Crossing, his Go Kart Experience, Edomakasen boat lunch and Doutonburi. Obi breaks down the Japanese pride in the quality of their food- from convenient stores to restaurants, spending Halloween in Shibuya, taking the bullet train, suggestions for first timers traveling to Japan and more! Obieats LinksTimestamp:Subway experiences (8:28)People being very curteous (11:31)Tsujiki Fish Market (22:00)Sushi talk (25:24)Go Kart experience (29:52)Shibuya (38:41)Osaka (44:31)

Welcome aboard! This musical voyage starts off with some Halloween gumption, comparing the trick-or-treat traditions of Western Massachusetts with the grand Halloween celebrations at Tokyo's Shibuya Crossing. Get ready for your cultural sweet tooth to be satiated. We start with some J-pop news, covering some of our fave artists and their current endeavors. Then we move to the eye of the storm, where we confront the controversy surrounding BLACKPINK's Lisa's performance at the Crazy Horse Burlesque, is it art or crude? Our discourse navigates the blurred lines between being a fan or being a stalker.Our odyssey concludes with an in-depth analysis of Bad Bunny's 'BATICANO'. Unravel the mystery of German horror, film noir influences, and the philosophical depth in his lyrics. His latest album 'nadie sabe lo que va a pasar mañana' stands out from his previous work with his unique way of addressing mental health issues through music. This isn't just a podcast, it's an adventure into the heart of musical artistry. So, buckle up and let the rhythms guide you, you're in for a treat!Our interlude music:Track: "Approve The Groove", Neo NylonMusic provided by https://slip.streamFree Download / Stream: https://get.slip.stream/QAEmJ6Listen on Spotify: https://go-stream.link/sp-neo-nylonSupport the showPlease help Music Elixir by rating, reviewing, and sharing the episode. We appreciate your support!Follow us on:TwitterInstagram If have questions, comments, or requests click on our form:Music Elixir FormDJ Panic Blog:OK ASIA

The Royals have done something they have not done all year... WIN THREE GAMES IN A ROW!!! Sorry if that's a spoiler, it's just a really big deal. They probably have news and highlights of this playing in Times Square and Shibuya Crossing because it's so important. But what's arguably more important is THE FUTURE! The Royals have some players to trade, and trade they will! Trade they did! For 29-year-old failed pitchersOH COME ON New episodes every Monday and Friday! If you would like, please leave a rating and a review on your preferred platform, it would mean a lot! Follow the podcast for more baseball, especially Royals-related content @royaldeluxpod and/or follow me on Twitter for other general nonsense @TheMFinKC Further inquiries: royaldeluxpodcast@gmail.com Shout out to r/KCRoyals Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Happy Monday! Narita, Shibuya Crossing, a B3 game, dinner in Shinjuku and some exploring... Here's whats happening in the northeastern hemisphere...

Especially Gig Harbians, weigh in and help the Bad Brothers solve a local riddle. Will goes psycho-social. Michael gets head nods with no sups. Also: the IRS, the DMZ,  the TikTok nest, the Anacortes Art Show, Cart Narcs, people who have the gall,  Shibuya Crossing, and Timbuktu. Instagram https://instagram.com/badbrotherspodcast  Apple https://apple.co/2JeSUIr Spotify https://sptfy.com/badbrotherspod   Bad Brothers Pod Michael and Will Browning Port Orchard (& Gig Harbor), Washington's Finest Podcast  

Sprint. Lunge. Sweat. It was entirely predictable, of course. Guy Heveldt nailed it on 1News last night. Every time it rolls round, he said, we always insist we don't like the Commonwealth Games. ‘They're a relic! They're outdated! Who wants to see us whip Rwanda in the Badminton, anyway?' But then, in the midst of a tough winter, with Covid knocking us about and all sorts of economic pressures, all it takes is a few medals in a few off-Broadway sports and we're right onboard with the Commonwealth Games. They're like a chilled-out Olympics where we win more. What's not to love?! But of all the Commonwealth sports, there's one in particular I've loved watching this week. Sprint. Lunge. Sweat. It does what a great individual sport should do. First of all, it's mostly rational. It's simple. It's the kind of sport that kids could invent in the playground. You can explain the fundamental rules in about 25 seconds and if you haven't seen a match since the last Commonwealth Games, no drama! You'll pick it up in no time. Sprint. Lunge. Sweat. Secondly, it blends raw athleticism and short twitch power with endurance, and technical skills. You can't just be fast. You've gotta' be able to last. You can't just have endurance. You've gotta' be super quick. You can't just be fit, you've gotta' have incredible hand-eye coordination, creativity, and flair. Sprint. Lunge. Sweat. Finally, it's a sport that attracts players from a diverse range of countries. If you consider the top five players in the World Rankings, for each of the men's and women's games, there are players from Egypt, the U.S, England, Peru, and New Zealand. Five continents. Sprint. Lunge. Sweat. It just seems so obvious to me. And sure, maybe it's because I'm a weekend battler with secret athletic ambitions. But I reckon there's something in it for everyone. Forget surfing and E-Sports, squash needs to be at the Olympics! Think about it. A glass court only costs a couple of hundred grand so it's a lot cheaper than a velodrome. And it's so versatile. In Egypt each year, they set up courts in front of the great Pyramid of Giza. You could do that anywhere. Imagine watching Olympic squash on Copacabana Beach or next to Shibuya Crossing. What a spectacle! LISTEN ABOVE Sprint. Lunge. Sweat. For me, the highlight of these Commonwealth Games was seeing Paul Coll vanquish his demons of four years ago. The Greymouth whiz sprinted. He lunged. He sweated. He gasped. He yelled. He smeared his greasy palm down the back wall to try and get a better grip on his racquet. He trailed. He led. He dived. He sprinted. He lunged. He sweated. He endured. And ultimately, he triumphed. Knowing that unlike athletes in many other sports, the squash players won't have the opportunity to compete at an Olympics, made New Zealand's squash success that much more special. The Commonwealth Games don't matter, you reckon? No one told Paul Coll.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're back with Fresh Tunes Friday this week, and in the virtual guest chair was Serbian pop artist/fashion designer Didi J, who recently dropped her new single ‘Murcielago' (yes, named after the supercar). She talks to us about what it was like collaborating with Iggy Azalea for the track, her previous collaborations with other global pop superstars like Shaggy, as well as her plans for world domination (and the hard work necessary to achieve it). Tune in![Embed Spotify player for this episode]Other stories include:Kinder recall widens as salmonella scare spreads in Singapore | Bangkok's biggest ‘420' fest delayed until cannabis no longer criminal in June | Epidemic of sexual harassment on Indonesian campuses continues due to culture of impunity | Owners face up to HK$10,000 fine and 6 months in jail if they refuse to surrender pet for disease control | Bali prison inmate ordered crystal meth hidden in milk via bike taxi app | In Japan, Filipinos close down the famous Shibuya Crossing to march for Leni-Kiko | Guard killed in attack on junta leader's compoundThe Coconuts Podcast delivers impactful, weird, and wonderful reporting by our journalists on the ground in eight cities: Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Manila, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Yangon, and Bali. Listen to headline news and insightful interviews on matters large and small, designed for people located in – or curious about – Southeast Asia and Hong Kong.The Coconuts Podcast is available on Apple, Spotify, Google, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Subscribe today!

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Es sind die Zutaten, wie wir sie von Sion Sono kennen: Liebe zum Film, Schicksale, interessante Frauenfiguren, Anarchie und Gewalt. Insofern ist RED POST ON ESCHER STREET keine Überraschung für Sion-Sono-Erfahrene, aber ein kurzweiliger, wilder Ritt durch das Filmemachen. Was passiert? Für einen Film findet ein Casting statt, auch für Quereinsteiger:innen und Neulinge. In der Folge prasselt ein Kaleidoskop ganz unterschiedlicher Figuren auf die Zuschauer:innen ein, Witwen, Sugar Daddies, Influencerinnen und altgediente Extras, bis zumindest Thomas der Kopf raucht. Highlight: der Kobayashi-True-Lover-Club! Und kaum beginnen die Dreharbeiten, bricht das Chaos aus – dieser Liebesbrief an Independent-Filme endet nach zweieinhalb Stunden wie er enden muss, wenn der Kameramann auf Shibuya Crossing von (echten) Polizisten umgehauen wird. Ein guter Einstieg für Sion-Sono-Neulinge und der beste Sono seit WHISPERING STAR. Bei dieser #OpenPodcast-Folge hört Ihr Michael vom vorzüglichen Kompendium des Unbehagens, Andras und Thomas von SchönerDenken.

An official register has found overseas investment in Adelaide potentially could be at risk because of the behaviour of some city councillors. Revellers will have to get vaccinated against coronavirus if pubs and clubs are to return to full capacity, the state's COVID-19 chief has said, provoking anger from hoteliers.  A worker who claims he was paid little more than $5 an hour, and was then harassed when he spoke up, says his situation highlights the hazards faced by international students in the workplace. And inspired by Tokyo's iconic Shibuya Crossing, Australia's 2020 Olympic Games uniform has been revealed. For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription atadvertiser.com.au  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Welcome back to another episode of Being Americanized Japanese. This is Reona and this is Abe! A podcast where Reona talks in 日本語 and Abe talks in English. "what's going on in America" - 0:48 Main Topic - 7:38 [English] In this episode, Abe will share his list of places in Tokyo he recommends for tourists. Asakusa Sky Tree Yoyogi Park Akihabara Shibuya, Shibuya Crossing, Hachiko, 109, 109 MEN Harajuku Tokyo Station, Tokyo Emperor Palace Shinjuku Station Roppongi, Ginza Mt. Fuji Odaiba [日本語] 今回のエピソードでは、エイブがオススメする東京の観光地をシェアします。 [Connect with Us] Email: beingamericanizedjapanese@gmail.com Instagram: amejapa_official clubhouse: reona_nmr お待ちしてます!

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Ellie wakes up in Shibuya Crossing holding a weird pin in one hand and a countdown timer embedded in the other. Battle hardened by her encounters with Infected, WLF, and Seraphites, does she have what it takes to make it through this weird vacation?

We're back in business with Tara & Alex telling Tommy about their travels in Japan! Part 1 covers a few days in Tokyo and taking the Shinkansen (bullet train) to Kyoto. We discuss the flight around the world to get there, Japanese 7-Elevens, Alex's crippling ramen addiction, Shinjuku Gyoen Park, claw machines, Shibuya Crossing (pictured), and CRFT HEADS PODCAST while sipping on some quality Japanese whisky. Kanpai!

Liebe für Hip Hop Der Rapcast Folge 1. Der neue Podcast von und mit Bangarang Dave. In der ersten Folge reden wir über Shibuya Crossing von Juse Ju, Straight Outta Life von Rasputin, über die Battles in der BMCL zwischen Ssynic und Bong Teggy und über den Beef zwischen Kool Savas und Eko Fresh. Kritik, Anregungen oder Tipps für inhalte bitte an meine E-Mail Adresse. Viel Liebe für euch alle. #LiebefürHipHop E-Mail: Bangarangdave7@gmail.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/bangarangdave Twitter: www.twitter.com/bangarang_dave Links Shibuya Crossing kaufen: https://www.amazon.de/Shibuya-Crossin... Juse Ju feat Fatoni & Edgar Wasser - 7Eleven https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RW3Jx... Juse Ju - Lovesongs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUkkm... Juse Ju - Shibuya Crossing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nPQ7... Juse Ju feat Danger Dan - Propaganda https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spLQ9... Juse Ju - Pain is Love https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCgGz... Rasputin - Schicksal!? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehSD0... Rasputin - Freitod https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14KBf... Rasputin - Erwachsen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGr7h... Ssynic vs Bong Teggy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iVyk... Ssynic vs Bong Teggy Rematch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0Flp... Eko Fresh - Die Abrechnung https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJtvl... Kool Savas - Das Urteil https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLll2... Fler und B-Tight - Du bist ein Opfer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqGJ7... Anarchist Acadamy - Die total verrückten Crazyboys schlagen zurück https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eh72N... Cappuccino - In Berufung https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=848JY... Eko Fresh - Der Einspruch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIE9K... MC Rene - Die Enthüllung https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTRS1...

In this week's news from Japan Today: 5 U.S. airmen are missing after two military planes collided midair of the coast of Japan; the shock arrest of Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn has put the spotlight on Japan’s criminal justice system; a man is on trial in Yokohama for “road rage” after his actions led to the death of two people and seriously injured their two daughters; four men have been arrested for overturning a truck near Shibuya Crossing during the Halloween craziness and animal crimes in the headlines. https://japantoday.com/ Rate and review us: https://itunes.apple.com/jp/podcast/japan-today/id517133982?mt=2 This weeks stories: Missing Airmen — https://japantoday.com/category/national/search-continues-for-5-missing-u.s.-marines-off-japan-coast Law & Order — https://japantoday.com/category/crime/ghosn-arrest-puts-japan's-justice-system-in-the-dock Road Rage — https://japantoday.com/category/crime/Man-pleads-not-guilty-over-death-of-husband-wife-in-road-rage-accident Turning Trucks — https://japantoday.com/category/crime/4-men-arrested-for-allegedly-overturning-truck-during-halloween-event Police Fight — https://japantoday.com/category/crime/Police-called-in-to-break-up-drunken-brawl-by-other-officers Animal Crimes — https://japantoday.com/category/national/Pet-black-bear-kills-caretaker https://japantoday.com/category/national/wild-boar-bites-off-woman's-finger-in-western-japan-city

¡Señoras y señores, llegamos a #Japón! Y lo celebramos con un episodio un poquito más largo que de costumbre. Bueno, bastante más largo. Es que hay tanto para decir de la tierra del sol naciente... Hablamos de comidas (obvio), de paisajes, rituales, tradiciones, viajecitos y de cada uno de los barrios que recorrimos y queremos recomendarles. Sin más preámbulos: ¡#Tokio! **Glosario #EnModoAvión:** * Cómo llegar desde el aeropuerto + trenes * No venir en junio - lluvia, calor, no hay festivales * Algunas cosas a tener en cuenta: costumbres y modales. * Todo sobre #ramen. Algunos recomendados: - Aoba Nakano Honten - Tatsunoya - Afuri - Rokurinsha **Barrios y Zonas:** **Shinjuku** * Golden Gai. * Yakitori Alley - Omoide Yokocho * Teppan Baby * Cabeza de Godzilla * Bicqlo (donde compré la Nintendo Switch) * Tokyo Metropolitan Building  **Shibuya** Crossing * Curry * Hachiko  * Moai statue
 (Pizzel Podcast) **Asakusa** * Templo Sensoji. * Nakamise-dōri (Mercado antes de llegar) * Torii: significado. * Rituales en los templos **Akihabara** * Videojuegos. * Super Potato * Bic Camera * Mario Kart **Nakano** * Nakano Broadway * El mejor ramen de Japón. **Ginza** * Locales de lujo * Trifecta: Tokyu Hands, Itoya, Muji * Estatua De Gojira. **Harajuku / Omotesando ** * Tokyu Plaza * Niko And… * Gyozaro * Takeshiita street  * Templo Meiji * El torii más lindo de Tokyo **Day Trip a Kamakura** * Hase-dera. * Gran Buda del templo Kotoku-in. * Yuigahama Beach. [Fuente sobre ramen.](: http://www.condospalillos.com/2014/07/28/guia-completa-de-variedades-y-estilos-de-ramen-japones/) **Preguntas Bonus** @francoviviani: ¿Qué onda el transporte público? Caótico o se entiende? @pipiyalour: ¿Es dificilísimo orientarse? @AndreaGomez: ¿Precios comida y ropa? @Majomas: ¿Fueron a un karaoke? @Aberastegue: ¿Los japoneses les parecieron tan educados y amables como dicen todos?

»Shibuya Crossing« ist schon ein paar Tage draußen, trotzdem hat Jan Wehn es sich nicht nehmen lassen, ein paar Worte mit Juse Ju zu wechseln. Im 39. ALL GOOD PODCAST sprechen die beiden über die Wichtigkeit des Massive-Töne-Albums »Kopfnicker«, Juses Tätigkeit als Drehbuchautor beim Fernsehen, Songwriting und soulige Beats. Intro/Outro: Ahzumjot Mix: Jan Wehn Foto: Oh My Hier ALL GOOD bei Patreon unterstützen: www.patreon.com/allgood Hier ALL GOOD bei Steady unterstützen: www.steadyhq.com/de/allgoodde Hier ALL GOOD via PayPal unterstützen: www.paypal.me/ALLGOODDE

Juse Ju lebt seit sieben Jahren in Berlin. Er hat noch nie so lange Zeit an einem Ort gelebt. Durch den Job seines Vaters wuchs er in Tokio auf. Mit elf Jahren ging es zurück nach Deutschland. Später sollte noch ein Jahr an der mexikanischen Grenze folgen. Mit "Shibuya Crossing" veröffentlicht der Rapper, der neben der Musik auch als Redakteur bei Radio Fritzt tätig ist und in diversen Rollen bei Don't Let The Label Label You zum Einsatz kommt, sein Coming of Age Album, auf dem er nicht nur seine rastlose Jugend verarbeitet, sondern auch der Deutschrapszene einige Worte mitzugeben weiß. Kevin hat ihn zum Gespräch getroffen.

Nintendo Labo Braucht man Pappe in Verbindung mit Videospielen?! JA!!!! Nintendo beweist mit Labo, warum sie einfach ein innovatives Unternehmen sind und das Pixel Wettrüsten der Konkurrenz getrost ignorieren kann. Neue Controller für Playstation VR? Für die Playstation VR hat Sony die Move Controller weiter verwendet. Die stehen der Konkurrenz massiv nach, lagen aber bei viele noch daheim rum, was Geld gespart hat. Nun hat Sony offenbar ein neues Patent eingereicht, mit dem sie vielleicht bald ein wenig aufschließen können zu Oculus und HTC. Fack ju Göhte landet vor Gericht und im Musical Über die Filme kann man sich streiten, Matze findet sie ziemlich stumpf. Nach dem größten Erfolg dieser gibt es nun auch seit 21. Januar ein Musical zum Klamauk. Ob es was taugt und warum sich nun die Gerichte mit dem Titel beschäftigen, heute in Sag was! Doch kein Atomschlag? Dann lasst uns Pornos schauen Das hat sich wohl der ein oder andere Hawaiianer gedacht. Wie Pornhub vermeldet ist die Zahl der Aufrufe von der Pazifikinsel während des Alarms gefallen, danach aber auf fast 50% über dem Durchschnitt gestiegen. Juse Ju bringt neues Album Der Provokateur Juse Ju bringt ein neues Album im März. Durch seine langen Aufenthalt in Japan geprägt heißt das gute Stück „Shibuya Crossing“ und die erste Single mit Edgar Wasser und Fatoni verspricht schon mal viel. Vor Ort Shopping bei Amazon Einkaufen bei Amazon ist bequem und einfach. Ganz anders als im öden Supermarkt. Dass man das die Erlebniswelt von Amazon aber auch mit dem lokalen Supermarkt verknüpfen kann, zeigt nun der erste Amazon Go Store. Beim Reingehen über das Handy registrieren und dann einfach einpacken und raus gehen. Fertig. Der Albtraum eines jeden Kassierers könnte bald an mehreren Stellen ausgerollt werden, denn Amazon hat vor einer Weile die Supermarktkette Whole-Foods mit Filialen in USA, Kanada und Großbritannien übernommen. Deep Fake Video fälschen leicht gemacht: Standbilder zu fälschen ist kein Problem, aber mit Deep Fake, auf KI basierender Bildbearbeitung für Videos, ist es nun auch leicht möglich Videos zu manipulieren. Undertale Ein Rollenspiel mit 8 bit Grafik 2017 auf PlayStation 4 zu veröffentlichen ist mutig. Undertale ist auch von Konzept und Spieldesign mutig. Wir haben uns das Spiel für Euch angesehen.

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Nintendo Labo Braucht man Pappe in Verbindung mit Videospielen?! JA!!!! Nintendo beweist mit Labo, warum sie einfach ein innovatives Unternehmen sind und das Pixel Wettrüsten der Konkurrenz getrost ignorieren kann. Neue Controller für Playstation VR? Für die Playstation VR hat Sony die Move Controller weiter verwendet. Die stehen der Konkurrenz massiv nach, lagen aber bei viele noch daheim rum, was Geld gespart hat. Nun hat Sony offenbar ein neues Patent eingereicht, mit dem sie vielleicht bald ein wenig aufschließen können zu Oculus und HTC. Fack ju Göhte landet vor Gericht und im Musical Über die Filme kann man sich streiten, Matze findet sie ziemlich stumpf. Nach dem größten Erfolg dieser gibt es nun auch seit 21. Januar ein Musical zum Klamauk. Ob es was taugt und warum sich nun die Gerichte mit dem Titel beschäftigen, heute in Sag was! Doch kein Atomschlag? Dann lasst uns Pornos schauen Das hat sich wohl der ein oder andere Hawaiianer gedacht. Wie Pornhub vermeldet ist die Zahl der Aufrufe von der Pazifikinsel während des Alarms gefallen, danach aber auf fast 50% über dem Durchschnitt gestiegen. Juse Ju bringt neues Album Der Provokateur Juse Ju bringt ein neues Album im März. Durch seine langen Aufenthalt in Japan geprägt heißt das gute Stück “Shibuya Crossing” und die erste Single mit Edgar Wasser und Fatoni verspricht schon mal viel. Vor Ort Shopping bei Amazon Einkaufen bei Amazon ist bequem und einfach. Ganz anders als im öden Supermarkt. Dass man das die Erlebniswelt von Amazon aber auch mit dem lokalen Supermarkt verknüpfen kann, zeigt nun der erste Amazon Go Store. Beim Reingehen über das Handy registrieren und dann einfach einpacken und raus gehen. Fertig. Der Albtraum eines jeden Kassierers könnte bald an mehreren Stellen ausgerollt werden, denn Amazon hat vor einer Weile die Supermarktkette Whole-Foods mit Filialen in USA, Kanada und Großbritannien übernommen. Deep Fake Video fälschen leicht gemacht: Standbilder zu fälschen ist kein Problem, aber mit Deep Fake, auf KI basierender Bildbearbeitung für Videos, ist es nun auch leicht möglich Videos zu manipulieren. Undertale Ein Rollenspiel mit 8 bit Grafik 2017 auf PlayStation 4 zu veröffentlichen ist mutig. Undertale ist auch von Konzept und Spieldesign mutig. Wir haben uns das Spiel für Euch angesehen.

It seems inevitable that advertisements will play a starring role in the future. Our most futuristic-looking spaces (think New York's Times Square or Tokyo's Shibuya Crossing) are those populated with enormous, LED billboard ads. In this day and age, ad agencies certainly have access to some impressive technology. But one day, even these enshrined corporate monuments will appear primitive. The Advertisement of the Future is coming. It is more effective and more convincing. Its products are more tantalizing and more addictive. There will be no escape. Science fiction has long chronicled how advertisements might evolve in an advanced technological landscape. How corporate control might come to threaten the very foundation of government. Today on the show, we explore a few of these visions, many of which have already come to pass. [This is part one of a series on science fiction and advertising.]

We made plans to go to Japan with some friends during their trip to Canada last year, and were looking forward to our visit since we left for Asia in October of 2016. Landing in Tokyo, we were expecting an Asian version of New York City but were surprised by how quiet and orderly everything seemed! We loved the city and learning about Japanese culture by appreciating the kindness of the locals, enjoying the food (we had breakfast sushi for the first time!) and taking in the variety of beautiful cherry blossoms around the city. In the first of our two episodes about our time in Japan, we talk about our stay in Tokyo at the beginning and end of our trip. We jumped in right away with a walking tour which covered the popular Omotesanto and Harajuku neighbourhoods, and had some unique experiences with Becky Gillespie, who has been on the show, showing us around. She took us to the colourful Akihabara anime district, a trendy maid cafe, and a delicious traditional Japanese meal. We had some quintessential Tokyo experiences like visiting Shibuya Crossing and enjoying conveyor belt sushi, and talk about our experience in learning about the new culture around us. We also talk about how every experience we had made us fall in love with the country even more, and how it was bittersweet leaving on the last day.   If you are interested in learning about Japanese culture and the unique experiences Tokyo has to offer, you don't want to miss this episode! Enjoy! If you enjoy the podcast, join the community on Facebook, Instagram + sign up for the monthly newsletter. This episode is brought to you by Praxis. Praxis is the future of education, a 9-month program with a 6-month apprenticeship at a startup. It is education, without schooling. If you are 17 to 25 and ready to break free of the conventional path, go to discoverpraxis.com Music Credits: www.bensound.com

Join us as we explore the world famous Shibuya District in Tokyo Japan!  It is one of the busiest and popular district out of 23 districts in Tokyo. It is packed with shopping, dining and nightclubs. Over a dozen major department store branches can be found around the area catering to all types of shoppers. Within Shibuya houses the busiest pedestrian crossing in the world called “The Scramble” or Shibuya Crossing! The culmination of countless people crossing the scramble, the neon lights and multiple big screens playing ads, and music blaring will definitely give you a "Wow, Im finally in Tokyo!" feeling, when you come here! Then, we checked out the absolute CHEAPEST Sushi we've ever had! The experience was so surreal because each bite was so fresh and so delicious! Everything was perfectly done! The price was just dirt cheap! At 108 yen or roughly $1 a plate (2 pieces of nigiri), you just can't beat that! In this segment, we also teach you how to order in a typical computerized conveyor belt sushi restaurant, because honestly it looks so complicated due to the fact that the whole concept of having no server/waiter is so foreign.   Uobei Sushi Restaurant we love you! Leave us  a review on iTunes, and we'll put your name under the credits on the next episode! It will really help us out! Thanks! Inquiries? Make music? Want to Collaborate? Or just say hi? DestinationCosmo@gmail.com Follow us!!! Instagram via DestinationCosmoPodcast Facebook via Destination Cosmo Travel Podcast Twitter via @DestinationCos Music by: Stay Classy. soundcloud.com/tarabemmel Terem soundcloud.com/terem Broke For Free soundcloud.com/broke-for-free Opening Music by: Aso soundcloud.com/aricogle

We continue to track our 3rd day in Tokyo with adventures at Shibuya Crossing, exploring their world of commerce and, as is the American way, talking too much about food.