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President Trump has announced a 25% import tax on cars and car parts coming into US. The president said the measure would lead to "tremendous growth" for the industry. China has reportedly ordered state-owned firms to pause new deals with businesses linked to Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing, following his announcement that he plans to sell two ports in the Panama Canal to a US consortium And the Elizabeth Line in London will soon be operated by Japan's Tokyo Metro company. The BBC's Mariko Oi speaks to their CEO

In this engaging episode of 'Ikigai with Jennifer Shinkai,' host Jennifer Shinkai speaks with the inspiring Cynthia Usui about career breaks, life after 60, redefining her concept of Ikigai, and finding new purpose. Cynthia shares her journey from being a stay-at-home mum to re-entering the workforce, taking on different career roles, and ultimately redefining conventional wisdom around work-life balance and career trajectories. Cynthia is now doing amazing work opening doors for children from struggling families and we hear how mattering to someone is key to 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. In this episode you'll hear:What happened when Cynthia's joyful life of actively raising her daughter came to its natural endCynthia's frustrating experience with the coaching question: What do you love to do?Cynthia's three question “Life Check Up” Why your career is like the Tokyo Metro and how you can get back on the train after a career breakCynthia's real talk that many corporations don't want their workers to hearAbout CynthiaBorn in Manila in 1959, Cynthia arrived in Tokyo in 1980 as a Monbusho Scholar. After graduating from the Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, she worked for a trading company and married a Japanese diplomat. She became a mother at 30 and decided to become a stay-at-home mom. As wife of a diplomat, she has lived in five different countries, and when her daughter left for college, she went back to work as cafeteria manager at the International School Bangkok. She returned to Tokyo at age 52 and accepted the only role she could find - junior banquet assistant at the Tokyo American Club. In 2013, she joined the hospitality industry and quickly rose from corporate sales manager at ANA InterContinental Hotel Tokyo to senior manager of Coca-Cola's Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games hospitality team. Cynthia is a passionate advocate for women returning to the workforce, has written several books on the subject, and is a media personality called on to discuss social and political issues. She turned 65 last year and has tasked herself with raising support for children from single-parent households.Connect with Cynthia薄井シンシア Cynthia Usui | LinkedIn薄井シンシア / 専業主婦・駐妻→子育て後に就職、転職を重ね、10年で社長→65歳に起業検討 (@UsuiCynthia) / XInstagram薄井シンシア – Cynthia UsuiConnect with JenniferLinked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifershinkai/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jennifershinkaicoach Website: https://jennifershinkai.com/ Instagram Coaching and Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/ikigaiwithjennifershinkai/Instagram Artist: https://www.instagram.com/jennifershinkai/YouTube:

Join Michelle Martin on her tour of markets! Hosted by Michelle Martin with Ryan Huang, this episode explores Nvidia's stellar growth and its new AI chip, Blackwell, alongside insights into its earnings and Wall Street response. Discover why Target struggles as Walmart thrives, analyze Adani Enterprises' latest allegations, and dive into the ups and downs of Nio, Comcast, Snowflake, and MTR. Local market movers like SingTel and DFI Retail are in focus, alongside a celebration of Hello Kitty's 50th birthday. Get the full scoop on global market action, corporate news, and investor insights!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Transport for London, the British capital's transport authority, said Tuesday that it will entrust the operation of the Elizabeth Line to GTS Rail Operations Ltd., a joint venture of companies including Tokyo Metro Co. and major Japanese trading house Sumitomo Corp.

Tokyo Metro Co. logged on Thursday a year-on-year group net profit rise of 26.6pctfor April-September, in its first earnings report since its initial public offering last month.

We get the latest following the deadly attack on a major defence and aerospace company in the Turkish capital. Plus: North Korea's deployment of troops to Russia, why Tokyo Metro's market debut is on the right track and a look ahead to our new programme, ‘Monocle on Fashion'. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Unser Partner Scalable Capital ist der einzige Broker, den du brauchst. Inklusive Trading-Flatrate, Zinsen und Portfolio-Analysen. Alle weiteren Infos gibt's hier: scalable.capital/oaws. Aktien + Whatsapp = Hier anmelden. Lieber als Newsletter? Geht auch. Das Buch zum Podcast? Jetzt lesen. Kolibakterien bei McDonald's. Sinkende Umsätze bei Starbucks. Krise bei Gucci. Lizenzstreit bei Arm und Qualcomm. Es gibt viele schlechte News. Aber es gibt auch die Tokyo Metro & die größte Krypto-Übernahme ever. Außerdem gab's neue Zahlen von Tesla. Alte Amis sind im Schnitt sehr wohlhabend und es werden immer mehr. Deshalb ist Welltower (WKN: A1409D) um die 80 Milliarden wert und Analysten sehen noch mehr Potenzial. Eine KI hat Meme-Coins im Wert von 700.000 $ und entwickelt eine eigene Religion. Ist GOAT der nächste Dogecoin? Diesen Podcast vom 24.10.2024, 3:00 Uhr stellt dir die Podstars GmbH (Noah Leidinger) zur Verfügung.

Tokyo Metro, the main operator of the Japanese capital's sprawling underground rail network, made a stellar market debut on Wednesday in the country's biggest IPO in six years. Its shares rose 45 percent on its first day. Plus, FRANCE 24's correspondents visit Las Vegas to report on the state of the economy in the key swing state of Nevada. 

Erfahre hier mehr über unseren Partner Scalable Capital - dem Broker mit Flatrate und Zinsen. Alle weiteren Infos gibt's hier: scalable.capital/oaws. Aktien + Whatsapp = Hier anmelden. Lieber als Newsletter? Geht auch. Das Buch zum Podcast? Jetzt lesen. SAP wird zu groß für Deutschland. General Motors und Philip Morris sind nicht mehr normal. Hyundai feiert Indien-IPO, Lockheed hat Vertragsprobleme und Walmart attackiert CVS und Walgreens. Malta, Hühner-Rippchen und Bring Your Dollars - das ist die Expansionsstrategie von BYD (WKN: A0M4W9). Die Tokyo Metro transportiert ähnlich viele Passagiere wie die Deutsche Bahn. Aber sie ist pünktlich, profitabel und seit heute an der Börse. Diesen Podcast vom 23.10.2024, 3:00 Uhr stellt dir die Podstars GmbH (Noah Leidinger) zur Verfügung.

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Join Michelle Martin on her tour of markets! Hosted by Michelle Martin with Ryan Huang, this episode dives into corporate earnings from Starbucks and General Motors, exploring their market reactions. We also review significant movements from GE Aerospace, Sherwin-Williams, and Verizon. In our IPO Watch, Horizon Robotics and Tokyo Metro see strong investor interest, while Hyundai Motor India stumbles. Ryan also shares insights on HSBC's restructuring, Meta's new tech to combat scams, and McDonald's latest regulatory challenge. Plus, we check on the Straits Times Index and wrap up with a “swicy” trend!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tokyo Metro Co. made a strong debut on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's top-tier Prime section Wednesday, fetching the first quotation of 1,630 yen apiece, higher than its initial public offering price of 1,200 yen.

Asian markets mixed as rate cut bets are trimmed and US vote in focus; Japan's Nikkei slips on caution ahead of election; Global uncertainties push safe-haven gold to record high; Tokyo Metro shares surge 45% on trading debut. Synopsis: Market Focus Daily is a closing bell roundup by The Business Times that looks at the day's market movements and news from Singapore and the region. Written and hosted by: Emily Liu (emilyliu@sph.com.sg) Recording engineer: Chai Pei Chieh Produced and edited by: Lee Kim Siang & Claressa Monteiro Produced by: BT Podcasts, The Business Times, SPH Media --- Follow Market Focus Daily and rate us on: Channel: bt.sg/btmktfocus Amazon: bt.sg/mfam Apple Podcasts: bt.sg/mfap Spotify: bt.sg/mfsp YouTube Music: bt.sg/mfyt Website: bt.sg/mktfocus Feedback to: btpodcasts@sph.com.sg Do note: This podcast is meant to provide general information only. SPH Media accepts no liability for loss arising from any reliance on the podcast or use of third party's products and services. Please consult professional advisors for independent advice.  Discover more BT podcast series: BT Mark To Market at: bt.sg/btmark2mkt  WealthBT at: bt.sg/btpropertybt PropertyBT at: bt.sg/btmktfocus BT Money Hacks at: bt.sg/btmoneyhacks BT Podcasts at: bt.sg/podcasts BT Branded Podcasts at: bt.sg/brpod BT Lens On: bt.sg/btlensonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Michelle Martin on her tour of markets! Hosted by Michelle Martin with Ryan Huang, this episode dives into the recent sell-offs across Asia-Pacific, with Tokyo's Nikkei, Seoul's KOSPI, and Sydney's ASX-200 all in the red. Discover why Big Banks like Goldman Sachs and Bank of America are celebrating 3rd quarter profits, while Citigroup and Charles Schwab face mixed reactions. Explore new IPOs from Ingram Micro to Tokyo Metro and local player Food Innovators. In “UP or DOWN,” assess market movers like ASML, United Airlines, Walgreens, Boeing, and CDL Hospitality Trusts, plus insights from the Paris Motor Show's futuristic designs by Peugeot and BYD's unique car features.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Just när Japan och hela Ostasien undsluppit sig en kollektiv suck av besvikelse över att man blev utan pris i naturvetenskaperna kom det glädjande, och kanske lite överraskande, besked från både Stockholm och Oslo. Litteraturpriset till sydkoreanska författaren Han Gang och fredspriset till Nihon Hidankyo en organisation för överlevarna efter atombomberna mot Hiroshima och Nagasaki. Japanpodden går på djupet och sätter prisen i perspektiv. Nihon Hidankyo är en organisation som inte sällan jobbat i motvind i Japan, och det var först 2016 som en amerikansk president tog sig för att besöka Hiroshima. NYHETERValförberedelserna inför valet till parlamentets underhus den 27 oktober är nu i full gång och allas ögon är på hur det Liberaldemokratiska Partiets nye ledare, tillika premiärministern Shigeru Ishiba, ska navigera genom en snårskog av skandaler och splittring inom det egna partiet. Ishiba inledde sin kampanj i staden Iwaki i Fukushima län, alltså det län som drabbades hårdast av kärnkatastrofen och jordbävningen i mars 2011. “Vi måste se till att bygga upp Fukushima efter katastroferna, sade Ishiba och tillade att en återuppbyggnad är helt avgörande för Japans framtid.Samtidigt som Ishiba inlett en intensiv kampanjresa runt om i Japan är det många bedömare som varnar för att hans popularitet dalar efter beslutet att utestänga flera ledande politiker i det egna partiet på grund av deras påstådda inblandning i en skandal kring politiska donationer. Det folkliga stödet för Ishiba och hans regering ligger enligt en opinionsundersökning gjord av nyhetsbyrån Kyodo på 42 procent, vilket är ett tapp på hela 8 procentenheter jämfört med för bara ett par veckor sedan. —--------------Om vi fortsätter på valtemat så är det den här gången rekordmånga kvinnor som ställer upp. Sammanlagt 314 kvinnor kan väljarna lägga sin röst på och det är en ökning sedan senaste valet men fortfarande så är det bara en knapp fjärdel, eller 23,4 % av kandidaterna som är kvinnor vilket ligger långt under målet på 35 % som skulle vara uppnåt till nästa enligt den handlingsplan som regeringen antagit. Flest kvinnliga kandidater ställer Kommunistpartiet upp med, nästa fyra av tio kandidater är kvinnor. Sämst med jämlikheten är det i regeringspartierna LDP och Komeito där bara var sjätte kandidat är kvinna.—------Ekonomi. Medan övriga industriländer nu är i färd med att sänka räntorna efter det att inflation fallit tillbaka så väljer Japan att göra tvärtom. Centralbanken,  Bank of Japan, väntas dock försiktigt fram för att inte äventyra den ekonomiska återhämtning som är på gång och därför väntas styrräntan ligga på 1 % i januari 2026, jämfört med 0,25 procent i dagsläget. Japans problem har länge varit deflation, alltså att priserna går ner, vilket anses hämma konsumtionen då folk avvaktar med att sina inköp i tron att priserna kommer att vara lägre längre fram. Men nu tycks trenden vara på väg att vända, med stigande inflation under de senaste fyra månaderna samtidigt som årets löneökningar ligger på i snitt 2,9 %. —-------------Tokyo Metro som driver nio av tunnelbanelinjerna i den japanska huvudstaden kommer att noteras på Tokyobörsen den 23 oktober efter det ägarna - den japanska staten och Tokyo stad - valt att sälja ut hälften av sina aktier. Intresset för att äga aktier Tokyo Metro uppges ha varit stort både bland allmänheten och större investerare, såväl i Japan som utomlands. 6,5 miljoner passagerare åker med någon av Tokyo Metros linjer varje dag vilket gör företaget till ett av de största lokaltrafikbolagen i världen. Förutom tunnelbanelinjerna så äger Tokyo Metro också fastigheter shoppingarkader. —--------En högt uppsatt medlem i gangstersyndikatet Kodokai i Gifu län har gripts av polis efter anklagelser om att han på falska grunder begärt ersättning för en avkapad fingerled. Enligt polisen ska mannen själv ha kapat yttersta leden på sitt ena lillfinger i en så kallad yubitsume-ritual som görs av gängmedlemmar som ett sätt att sona eventuella fel de begått. Yubitsume är relativt vanligt inom yakuzan - den organiserade brottsligheten, men den här gången valde den nu utpekade gängmedlemmen att uppsöka sjukhus för att få behandling för vad han beskrev som en olyckshändelse, när han i själva verket kapat fingret själv. Därmed undvek han vårdkostnader på motsvarande nära 3 000 kronor - det pris han egentligen skulle betalat då skadan var självförvållad. Enligt polisen är det första gången som en gängmedlem arresteras för den här typen av brott.    —---------   Det klagas titt som tätt på att turisterna börjar bli så många i Japan att de ställer till problem för boende i populära orter som exempelvis Kyoto. Men nu har de styrande i staden tillsammans med ett e-handelsföretag tagit fram en lösning där besökare som donerar en summa pengar kan få ett presentkort och tips på särskilt utvalda, och kanske okända, platser och etablissemang värda att besöka. Tanken är att det ska vara en win-win situation där Kyoto stad får in pengar som kan användas för att bevara och utveckla kulturellt värdefulla platser samtidigt som turisterna kanske känner att de gör en insats och samtidigt belönas för det. Donate & Go heter konceptet och slår det väl ut är tanken att det ska implementeras också på fler platser. Så håll utkik nästa gång du besöker Japan.       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

Join Michelle Martin on her tour of markets! Corporate earnings are back in focus as Delta, Uniqlo, and Top Glove report their latest numbers. Hosted by Michelle Martin with Ryan Huang, the conversation highlights Delta's travel demand, Uniqlo's strong profit guidance, and Top Glove's post-pandemic challenges. Also, hear updates on Seven & I's acquisition battle with Alimentation Couche-Tard, new IPOs like China Resources Beverage, and AMD's AI chip competing with Nvidia. Plus, local market insights with the latest on the Straits Times Index.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Michelle Martin on her tour of markets! Hosted by Michelle Martin with Ryan Huang. Asia-Pacific markets surge after Wall Street's strong session, as Tokyo, Sydney, and Seoul trade up. Delve into major IPOs, from Tokyo Metro's $2B debut to Hyundai's $3B listing in India and MMC Port's potential $1.6B offering in Malaysia. Ryan also discusses Google's antitrust trial and Alimentation Couche-Tard's latest bid for Seven & I. Plus, see how shares for Sea Ltd and TSMC have risen amid tech gains, and local market movers Singapore Exchange, DBS, OCBC, and UOB lead the way.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hosted by Michelle Martin with guest Ryan Huang. Join the discussion on market excitement surrounding Tokyo Metro's IPO and Singapore's potential IPO resurgence. Michelle and Ryan also examine Rio Tinto's bid for lithium miner Arcadium and the “buy over build” trend in commodities. Hear about record U.S. stock indices, driving the S&P 500 closer to Goldman Sachs' target of 6,000. They also tackle the ups and downs in corporate news—from Amazon's outlook to Google's legal challenges and Samsung's Q3 dip. Get insights on Singapore's Straits Times Index as it edges towards the 3,600 mark.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chinese stocks continue to surge; Bank Indonesia intervenes in FX markets after rupiah slump; Tokyo Metro looks to raise up to US$2.4 billion in largest Japan IPO since 2018. Synopsis: Market Focus Daily is a closing bell roundup by The Business Times that looks at the day's market movements and news from Singapore and the region. Written and hosted by: Emily Liu (emilyliu@sph.com.sg) Recording engineer: Chai Pei Chieh Produced and edited by: Lee Kim Siang & Claressa Monteiro Produced by: BT Podcasts, The Business Times, SPH Media --- Follow Market Focus Daily and rate us on: Channel: bt.sg/btmktfocus Amazon: bt.sg/mfam Apple Podcasts: bt.sg/mfap Spotify: bt.sg/mfsp YouTube Music: bt.sg/mfyt Website: bt.sg/mktfocus Feedback to: btpodcasts@sph.com.sg Do note: This podcast is meant to provide general information only. SPH Media accepts no liability for loss arising from any reliance on the podcast or use of third party's products and services. Please consult professional advisors for independent advice.  Discover more BT podcast series: BT Mark To Market at: bt.sg/btmark2mkt  WealthBT at: bt.sg/btpropertybt PropertyBT at: bt.sg/btmktfocus BT Money Hacks at: bt.sg/btmoneyhacks BT Podcasts at: bt.sg/podcasts BT Branded Podcasts at: bt.sg/brpod BT Lens On: bt.sg/btlensonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Tokyo Stock Exchange on Friday approved the listing of Tokyo Metro Co. on the TSE's top-tier Prime section, set for Oct. 23.

Subway operator Tokyo Metro Co. has said that maintenance subsidiary Metro Sharyo Co. falsified data taken during an assembly process for wheelsets, which consist of wheels and axles.

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Join Michelle Martin on her tour of markets! Hosted by Michelle Martin with Ryan Huang. Dive into Tokyo Metro and Kioxia's IPOs, Pinduoduo's $50 billion loss, and the latest developments in the US markets. Hear about Boeing's struggles against SpaceX, SingTel's new AI venture with Hitachi, and SGX's delistings. Plus, explore Tencent-backed Black Myth: Wukong's gaming success and its impact on gaming stocks worldwide.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Urban Wanderlust: Navigating Tokyo's Transit Treasures Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/urban-wanderlust-navigating-tokyos-transit-treasures Story Transcript:Ja: 異なる車両が行き交う地下深く、そこは東京のメトロ、その中でも最も雑踏が絶えない人の川、渋谷駅で一人の若者が立ち尽くしている。その名はハルカ。まさに都会の真ん中に飲み込まれ、それがどこへ通じているのかを知らない。En: Deep underground where different vehicles come and go, in the bustling river of people at Shibuya Station in Tokyo Metro, a young man named Haruka stands still. He is swallowed up by the heart of the city, not knowing where it leads.Ja: その脇でタカシという名の男性が静観している。ハルカの迷走を見たタカシは一つの物審らしい解決策を思いつく。彼が指差したのは、各駅へのガイドを表示するロボット型の自動販売機。タカシはハルカにその機能を指南する。En: Standing next to him is a man named Takashi, quietly observing Haruka's confusion. Takashi comes up with a practical solution, pointing to a robot-type vending machine that displays guides to each station. He instructs Haruka on how to use its functions.Ja: 「何処へ行きたいか聞いてみるといいよ、この機械には駅への行き方から、近くのレストランまで教えてくれるんだ」と彼は教えてくれた。En: "It's good to ask where you want to go. This machine can guide you to the station and even nearby restaurants," he explains.Ja: ハルカは自分がどう行動すれば良いかを理解し、自動販売機に向かって進んで行く。彼女が目指すのは東京タワー。彼女が尋ねた起点は、彼女が立っている駅、つまり渋谷駅。ロボットは冷静に、しかし役に立つ情報を提供する。「東京タワーへは、ここから銀座線に乗って浅草方面へ行き、新橋駅で下車してください。徒歩約15分です」と情報を提供した。En: Haruka understands what she needs to do and approaches the vending machine. Her destination is Tokyo Tower. The starting point she inquires about is Shibuya Station where she stands. The robot calmly provides helpful information, "To go to Tokyo Tower, take the Ginza Line from here towards Asakusa, then get off at Shimbashi Station. It's about a 15-minute walk."Ja: ハルカは委ねられた指示通りに進む。女の子は、熙めく東京の地下鉄で道を尋ねるロボットに感謝する。「ありがとう、ロボットさん！」と微笑む。En: Following the given directions, Haruka proceeds. She expresses gratitude to the robot guiding her through the bustling Tokyo subway, "Thank you, Robot-san!" she smiles.Ja: やがて彼女の目の前に立つのは、壮大な東京タワーだけだった。ロボットの自動販売機が広げてくれた冒険の扉は、彼女に一つの経験と、大きな達成感をもたらした。この日から、ハルカは都会の駅でも道を尋ねることに怯えることはなかった。そしてその物語は、タカシとハルカ、そしてロボット自動販売機の三者三様の日常を凡例とした都会の物語へと続いていく。En: Eventually, she stands before the magnificent Tokyo Tower. The door to adventure opened by the robot vending machine brings her an experience and a great sense of accomplishment. From that day on, Haruka no longer fears asking for directions in city stations. And so, the story continues into an urban tale featuring the everyday lives of Takashi, Haruka, and the robot vending machine. Vocabulary Words:deep underground: 地下深くvehicles: 車両bustling: 雑踏people: 人young man: 若者station: 駅name: 名前city: 都会standing: 立っているman: 男性quietly: 静かにobserving: 観察confusion: 迷走practical: 実用的solution: 解決策robot-type: ロボット型vending machine: 自動販売機guides: ガイドfunctions: 機能destination: 目的地inquire: 尋ねるhelpful: 役に立つinformation: 情報expresses: 表現するgratitude: 感謝subway: 地下鉄experience: 経験accomplishment: 達成感fears: 恐れ

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Tokaido Shinkansen temporarily suspended, Tokyo Metro offers stroller rental, Air Self-Defense Force prepares for evacuation, & more… English news from Japan for April 22nd, 2023. Transcription available at https://japandailynews.com/2023/04/22/news.html

In this episode PJ and Gareth move their focus to boardgames that are themed on a country, with the first country selected as Japan Find out what PJ and Gareth know about Japan but more importantly learn what games make their list of Japanese themed favourites, with a mix of games selected for all gamers. Games in focus include: Yokohama, Tokyo Highway, Tokyo Metro, Takenoko, Tokaido, Sushi Go, Nippon. Other mentions: Onitama, IKI, Metro X, Lets Make a Bus Route, Kodak, Shogun and Rising Sun!! Meeple2Meeple - your regular boardgame fix via a podcast in only 30 minutes!  IG: @Meeple2Meeple Meeple2Meeple on Podbean Linktree: Meeple2Meeple #boardgames #boardgamepodcast #meeple2meeple --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/meeple2meeple/message

New Aftermath! On this week's Aftermath, Rebecca speaks with journalist Charmaine Chan about the 1995 Metro Sarin Gas attack in Tokyo. A resident of Tokyo at the time of this tragic event, Charmaine offers a firsthand account of the terror that immediately followed and offers unique insight into the culture of Aum Shinrikyo and its origins. Afterward, Fact Checker Chris Smith and Producer Clayton Early stop by to reflect and revisit the verdict.Call us at 626 604 6262We have merch!Join our Discord!Tell us who you think is to blame at http://thealarmistpodcast.comEmail us at thealarmistpodcast@gmail.comFollow us on Instagram @thealarmistpodcastFollow us on Twitter @alarmistThe Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/alarmist. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Who's to blame for the 1995 Tokyo Metro Sarin Gas Attack?This week, The Alarmist (Rebecca Delgado Smith) speaks with return guest and friend of the show Georgia Mischak about the insidious 1995 sarin gas attack by the Aum Shinrikyo cult on the Tokyo metro system. What attracted young, educated and often well connected citizens to this apocalyptic group? Was this a classic case of the charismatic cult leader or was there more bubbling under the surface in Japanese society at the time? Fact Checker Chris Smith and Producer Clayton Early help narrow down the board.Call us at 626 604 6262We have merch!Join our Discord!Tell us who you think is to blame at http://thealarmistpodcast.comEmail us at thealarmistpodcast@gmail.comFollow us on Instagram @thealarmistpodcastFollow us on Twitter @alarmistThe Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/alarmist. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Krewe of Japan Podcast... news of the Japanese borders re-opening to foreign independent-travelling tourists has everyone hyped! While this announcement of visa waivers & removal of daily caps isn't officially official just yet, all things are pointing to this being cemented soon. However, up until this point, 2022 hasn't been the easiest for people trying to get into Japan. However, it wasn't impossible! Doug sits down with special guest hosts (and friends-of-the-podcast) Rob Dyer of The Real Japan & Allan Richarz of Tokyo Confidential Podcast to discuss which visas helped them get into the country, their travels while there, and all the red tape and shocking surprises along the way! ------ About the Krewe ------The Krewe of Japan Podcast is a weekly episodic podcast sponsored by the Japan Society of New Orleans. Check them out every Friday afternoon around noon CST on Apple, Google, Spotify, Amazon, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.  Want to share your experiences with the Krewe? Or perhaps you have ideas for episodes, feedback, comments, or questions? Let the Krewe know by e-mail at kreweofjapanpodcast@gmail.com or on social media (Twitter: @kreweofjapan, Instagram: @kreweofjapanpodcast, Facebook: Krewe of Japan Podcast Page, TikTok: @kreweofjapanpodcast, & the Krewe of Japan Youtube Channel). Until next time, enjoy!------ More Info on Rob Dyer ------The Real Japan websiteRob's Twitter ProfileHow to Travel in Japan Without Speaking Japanese (Audiobook)Rob's Travel Diary from his Most Recent Trip11 Unique Things to Do in Osaka------ More Info on Allan Richarz ------Allan's Twitter ProfileTokyo Confidential Twitter ProfileTokyo Confidential PodcastAllan's New York Times WorkAllan's Recent Bloomberg Article on Transit Accessibility in Japan

I am just back from a highly pointless presentation.  The bureaucrats who run the Tokyo Metro subway system and the Tokyo Government Planning Division were presenting on their plan for a new subway line to be constructed in my neighbourhood.  This is my second occasion to attend one of these types of presentations.  The previous one was about changing the direction of aircraft landing at Haneda and for planes to fly low over our neighbourhoods, which unfortunately are in the new direct flight path.  These “explanation sessions” are pointless for many reasons, including the way they are conducted.   There is no real appetite to entertain the viewpoint of the assembled residents and so the design is to obscure, divert and suck up as much time as possible with administrative aspects of the meeting, in order to limit the question time.    Interestingly they had a slide show, which had an announcer read the whole content to us.  Why was that required, when everyone can read what is on screen?  To use up the question time of course.  Question time itself was interesting in the way they handled it.  Somewhat surprisingly, they do what we teach regarding hostile questions.  They had a navigator take the hot question, then paraphrase it, removing all the venom and spiky bits, before handing it over to the supposed experts.   You might be thinking, “well these are government bureaucrats, so there is no relation to the world of commerce”.  Often we can see the flaws in others, but ignore those same flaws in ourselves.  Japanese business presentations are very formal.  There will be a navigator to tell us things, like where the exits are located and to turn off our phones.  The President giving the talk will often not be highly familiar with the slides prepared by the underlings and will read the whole thing to us.    Sometimes, if there is a screen located behind the podium, they will unhelpfully turn their back to us and their head toward the screen and then read the whole content to us.  Often, there will be a slick corporate video shown, the main purpose of which is to reduce the President's speaking time burden and which adds very little value to the presentation.   Taking the sting out of questions is a legitimate technique, but you still have to handle the questions.  Today there was a lot of dissembling of answers and that is never satisfactory.  The same things happen in business.  You can see the speaker is flustered by the question and doesn't know how to handle it.  The first problem is they go directly to answer mode, instead of creating a little brain space to think about the answer.  Invariably, we have all had the experience of coming up with the killer answer about two hours too late, for when we needed it.  What came out of our mouth though was the first thing which popped into our mind and obviously that will never be as good as a more considered answer.  Our mouth was too close to our ear and our brain wasn't engaged fast enough, before we blurted out our response.  We can wind up sprouting nonsense in reply to the question.   Just adding a little cushion makes a world of difference.  The cushion is that space between the question ending and the answer proper beginning. You might ask them to repeat the question or you can paraphrase what they said or you can make a neutral comment such as, “that is a very important consideration” or all three, to gain thinking time.  Five seconds does a wonder of good when it comes to contemplating how to handle tough questions.  Naturally, our answers won't always be satisfying for certain members of the audience, but we need to explain the logic of our approach, decisions or our actions.    If we don't know the answer, then trying to snow the audience, instead of admitting the truth is a guaranteed way to destroy our reputation.  Audiences will accept it if you say to the questioner, “I don't have an answer for that point at the moment, but let's exchange business cards after my talk and I will find the answer for you.  Who has the next question?”.   Now this only works when the question is very specific and the answer is not something that you would be expected to necessarily have at your fingertips.  If it is within the scope of your subject and you don't know the answer, then that is a black mark on your professionalism.  You see this sometimes from jet setting VIPs who swoop in to give their talk, before they head off to their next engagement.  It is a PR exercise which can go wrong very quickly.  Their presentation was prepared for them and they think their job is to just read it out to us.  Again, it is better to be honest and admit you should know that answer, apologise that you don't and promise to get the answer to the questioner.  None of us are perfect, so we will accept your odd flaw and imperfection.   We should always keep in mind that every time we get up to speak, we are punting our personal and professional brands out there for all to see.  Prepare thoroughly and rehearse, rehearse, rehearse is the right formula.  If we do that, people will come away impressed with us and feel the time spent was worthwhile and they will be looking forward to hearing from us again in the future.

0:00:00 - Introduction: Welcome Tom, Jake, the Casual Gamer, and Dmitry, the Philosophical Gamer.0:09:36 - This Week's Game Night - Alien Fire Team Elite, Tichu on BGA, Wordle0:29:01 - This Week's Game News, Wavelength App, Barrage New Map, (Hanse Teutonica) Pilgrim, (18xx, Age of Steam, Tokyo Metro, Underground) Libertalia: Winds of Gale Crest (Vasco deGama, Ethnos)0:42:00 - Review of Furnace: Brian Boru, Pipeline, Brass, Arkwright.1:05:30 - Games Ben Will Not Play with His Friends: (Age of Steam, Ark Nova, Terraforming Mars, On Mars, Boonlake, Lisboa) Sagrada, Azul, Ricochet Robots, Res Arkana, Glory to Rome, Innovation, Wiz War, (Battlestar Galactica) Through the Desert, Bus, (Food Chain Magnate) Modern Art, Cartehena, Sleuth, Dune, A Game of Conquest and Diplomacy, Quacks of Quedlinburg, Ricochet Robots, Fresh Fish. Santiago, Sheriff of Nottingham, Love Letter, Santorini, Bohnanza, El Grande.1:16:37 - Sign Off

1Ben, Jennifer, and Paul discuss the 2021 game "Bitoku" and discuss what they look for and enjoy in a game group.0:00:00 - Introduction: Welcome Ben, the Opinionated Gamer, Jennifer, the Game Pioneer, and Paul, The Game Breaker. The Game of Life. Blue Peg, Pink Peg. 0:08:55 - This Week's Game Nights: Messina 1347, Ark Nova, and scheduled for Essen Day: Golem, Bitoku, Squaring Circleville, Tavanusi, Boonlake, Tokyo Market, Tokyo Metro expansions, Teotihuacan and Tekhenu expansions, Imperial Steam, Brian Boru, Stroganoff. (Stone Age, On Mars); Arnak, Gaia Project on BGA (Terra Mystica) , Hegemony on TTS (Die Macher, Avalon, New Angeles) Oath, Junta , Republic of Rome, 1848 Australia, (18mx, 18 Florida,) 1882,0:42:05 - This Week's News: 4000 year old board game unearthed in Milan, Everdell for Everyone, Cards Against Humanity: Pride Pack, Wordle, Past and Present Podcast, (Mahjong, Scrabble, Backgammon) 0:53:41 - Review of Bitoku: Praga Kaput Regni, Feast for Odin, Voyages of Marco Polo, Blue Moon City, Great Western Trail, Pulsar1:41:38 - What We Look for in a Game Group2:13:24 - Sign Off

Shelley and I hurt our brains trying to finagle good investments in  Tokyo Metro by Jordan Draper from Jordan Draper Games then we head into the garden to grow flowers and build follies in Flourish by James & Clarissa Wilson from Starling Games and Matagot

What's it like to think like a slime mold? Join Lisa and American writer, scholar, and film critic Steven Shaviro for a wildly erudite and imaginative look at the nature of consciousness in Physarum polycephalum, otherwise known as "The Blob," a brainless amoeba that thinks, learns, and inspires so much more than science fiction. Want to follow up on our sources or watch any of the videos we mention? Go to ThisAnimalLife.com and click on Show Notes.   Barnett, Heather, “What humans can learn from semi-intelligent slime,” Jul 17, 2014.  A TED talk about slime mold. The Blob: A Genius Without a Brain (TV Movie). Directed by Jacques Mitsch, 2019. Can Slime Mould Solve Mazes?, BBC Earth Lab, Dec 5, 2018. Reproduction of the Tokyo Metro study. The Creeping Garden Documentary.Directed by Tim Grabham and Jasper Sharp, 2014. Click here for the trailer. Dussutour, Audrey, “Le Blob,” Tout ce que vous avez toujours voulu savoir sur le blob sans jamais oser le demander, Des Equateurs, April 27th 2017.  Dussutour, Audrey, “Decision-making in Slime Molds,” ACM Collective Intelligence 2020, June 2020.  Eaglemann, David, Livewired: The Inside Story of the Ever-Changing Brain, Pantheon Books, 2020. Hollowman, Luke M.S., “Anesthesia Works on Plants Too, and We Don't Know Why,” Medium, July 2020. “Mould Time-lapse – The Great British Year: Episode 4,” Preview – BBC One. Oct 18, 2013. Nagel, Thomas. “What is it like to be a bat?” The Philosophical Review. 83 (4), 1974. [Link to Wikipedia page]. Pollan, Michael, The Botany of Desire: A Plant's-Eye View of the World. Random House, 2001. Shaviro, Steven, Discognition Repeater, 2016. “Slime Molds: No Brains No Feet No Problem” PBS News Hour, April 2012. The Slime Mould Collective “The Slime Mould Collective is a portal for interesting, progressive and ground breaking research and creative practice working with the simple yet intelligent organisms. If you are involved with or interested in slime moulds as a scientist, artist, designer, teacher, philosopher… (etc), please join and share what you do.” Can put you in touch with sources of slime mold. Tchaikovsky, Adrian, Children of Time,  PanMacmillan, 2015. The mind-blowing spider novel. Tchaikovsky, Adrian, Children of Ruin, Macmillan Digital Audio, 2019. The super-cool octopus novel that includes an all-consuming slime-like creature.

iOS developer, app developer, and entrepreneur Tim Isenman shares his experience coming to Japan and developing the Pocket Rocket app. Aaron and Parker discuss PM Suga scrapping his Tokyo Olympic reception, Fukushima farmers hoping to get a boost from endorsements from French chefs, and Tokyo Metro unveiling a new purple train on its Hanzomon Line.

On the debut episode of Train-ing In Japan, I discuss how to get around Tokyo using it's vast subway network, and recommend some places that you should check out while you're here. Got any feedback or want to leave a comment? Feel free to do so here!Follow the show on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Train-ing In Japan artwork done by Simon Brigham

Neil Butler is a 40-year Tokyo veteran and CEO / Publisher of Metropolis Magazine. Neil is well-known in Japan from his successful 13 year stint with Australian Meat & Livestock where he coined the catch-phrase "Aussie Beef" and you will hear this great marketing success story during this episode.  However for the past 13 years, he has been the driving force behind the free Tokyo magazine Metropolis and its on-line version. Neil talks about his numerous challenges he has faced in the publishing business and some of the opportunities he has discovered during this pandemic.  He offers advice on working in Japan, his proudest career accomplishment in 40 years, and why he loves working for Metropolis magazine despite the financial difficulties. I used to work for Metropolis back in the 90's when it was still called Tokyo Classifieds, so we exchange a couple of interesting stories about working for this iconic, 27 year old publication. This was great opportunity to catch up with an old friend,  share a couple beers, and swap stories, and that's exactly what this episode sounds like. Other topics we discuss:The Meat Marketer to Metropolis Publisher story, in his wordsHow a free paper generates revenue, and these challengesWhat sets Metropolis Magazine apart from other publications in JapanWaffle machines, consulting, and Augmented Reality (AR). How Metropolis has discovered opportunities during this pandemicWhy gaining trust has been his biggest challenge working in Japan"If the magazine does not make money, why continue publishing it?"The sales pitch which convinced the Tokyo Metro to put Metropolis magazine into their kiosksThe Japanese "shoganai" culture and we create a new word: Shoganai-shugiThe great "Aussie Beef" marketing success storyTwo Free Unsolicited Business Ideas, at least I tried Metropolis Magazine: https://metropolisjapan.com/Great Sleep Starts Here = gugu Sleep Company: https://gugu.jpJapan Adventures via Camper Van = Dream Drive: https://www.dreamdrive.lifeUse the code word "ZEN" to receive discounts

This episode the Dukes ...  ... Discuss recent plays of: Beyond the Sun; The Loop; Dwellings of Everdale; and The Whatnot Cabinet. (7:02) ... Discuss recent gaming news, including Asmodee's acquisition of Plan B Games, as well as the Kickstarter for Baseball Highlights: The Dice Game and Faux Diamonds. (32:28) ... Review Capstone Games' Renature (42:43); ... Look back at their review of Tokyo Metro in their Dukes' Double-Take (1:18:27). Click here to     Twitter: @dukesofdice Facebook: /dukesofdice Dukes of Dice YouTube ChannelSubscribe on iTunes Thanks to our awesome sponsors - please give them a visit:  Arcane Wonders   Game Toppers  

Tokyo is one of the most convenient cities in the world in terms of getting around. Each day, more than 10 million people combined ride the Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway. What does a day look like for me commuting across this vast city? Listen and take part of my daily route. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daniel-andersson9/message

Nik joins us again today for a chat about Tokyo Metro, bluffing, and playing games you don't like. Enjoy the show!     Music by http://louisatrewartha.com.au/

This week we’re taking a deep dive into remote gaming. How do you play with real components against your friends from afar in this age of social distancing? Let's take a closer look at three steps to get you there.  But first, we discuss our question of the week: What's a game that gets better with one minor change? In acquisition disorders this week Anthony looks at the new expansions for Tokyo Metro and Tokyo Tsukiji from Draper Games, while Chris digs into Catapult Kingdoms - both games on Kickstarter now.  At the table this week, Anthony reviews The Liberation of Rietburg, a new Legends of Andor coop spinoff and Chris revisits Aquasphere, a classic Stefan Feld game that made it back to the table recently.  Finally, in the feature, Anthony and Chris share their three steps for choosing, setting up and playing a game remotely over Skype, Facetime or Zoom on your personal devices.  If you haven’t yet, be sure to connect with us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/boardgamersanonymous), Twitter (http://twitter.com/bgapodcast), and on our website (www.boardgamersanonymous.com). You can support the show as well by donating on Patreon (www.patreon.com/bga) or using our Amazon affiliate link.

0:00:00 - Intro: Welcome Matt0:04:08 - 50th Episode and One Year Anniversary!0:07:45 - "Temperature Check" / "Clip Show"Thank you Etamaros PelegThank you Liam YorkThank you Jennifer, Paul, Dmitry, Ben, Alfred, Jesse, Elder, Trey, and Jake0:10:24 - This Week's Game NightCastles of Burgundy Table Top SimulatorOceans Table Top SimulatorCartehena (0:16:29)High FrontierTwilight Struggle0:19:47 - This Week's NewsDark Ages KickstarterEclipse: Second Dawn for the GalaxyWinter Kingdom (0:23:09)Dominion, Kingdom BuilderOrigins Game Fair 2020 June 17-21 (0:24:13)Decks ConDig Your Way Out (0:26:46)Paladins of the West KingdomParis (0:28:55)El Grande, Mexica: The Mask Series, AzulBrussels, Troyes, Carson CityWingspan on Switch (0:31:26)Lawyer Up! Kickstarter (0:32:53)ADA0:35:02 - Games on the BrainCloud SpireAlu Bari, A Nice Cup of Tea (0:36:05)SnowdoniaNintendo Switch Animal Crossing (0:37:05)Weight Loss Challenge Extension Bet (0:37:34)Exploring On-Line Gaming - Games that are better on the simulator (0:38:58)AntiquityRoads and BoatsThrough the Ages0:41:20 - 8x8 ChallengeAvalonGaia Project18xxSplotter, Age of Steam, Lorenzo, Pax Pamir, Pax Renaissance, Pax Transhumanity, Age of Steam, Great Western Trail0:44:06 - Year in Review - A Second Look at 48 GamesWingspan (0:44:36)Coimbra (0:45:38)Great Western Trail: Rails to the North (0:46:56)Solenia (0:49:04)Underwater Cities (0:49:37)Avalon (0:50:45)Chronicles of Crime (0:52:18)Terraforming Mars: Colonies (0:53:53)Quacks of Quedlinburg (0:55:04)Escape Plan (0:55:47)Teotihuacan (0:56:44)Trickerion (0:58:24)Catan (1:00:40)Pipeline (1:02:37)The Estates (1:03:55)Twilight Struggle (1:04:55)Pax Pamir 2E (1:05:18)Res Arcana (1:06:47)Architects of the West Kingdom (1:08:31)Tokyo Metro (1:09:55)Black Angel (1:11:42)Air, Land and Sea, QE, Watergate (1:12:23)City of the Big Shoulders (1:14:26)Barrage (1:15:32)Tapestry (1:15:46)Lorenzo Il Magnifico (1:17:39)Gaia Project (1:17:44)Concordia (1:17:55)Paladins of the West Kingdom (1:18:06)Dune (1:19:26)Detective (1:20:15)Trismegistus (1:22:06)Crystal Palace (1:22:23)Bus (1:23:12)Maracaibo (1:23:57)Marvel Champions (1:25:19)Taverns of Tiefenthal (1:26:44)On Mars (1:28:05)Pax Transhumanity (1:28:46)Everdell (1:29:54)Blood on the Clocktower (1:31:03)Food Chain Magnate: Ketchup Expansion (1:33:02)Ora et Labora (1:33:53)Nemo's War (1:34:38)Oath (1:35:41)1862 (1:38:32)Caylus 1303 (1:39:57)Eclipse: Second Dawn (1:40:38)Railroad Evolution (1:41:30)1:41:53 - Thank You to Our Listeners!1:45:01 - Sign Off

Mainly just want to have a chat guys, talk about some games played and answer a few questions from the mailbag. However two of the questions have a strong link to "Integrity" when conducting reviews and I certainly do talk a lot about that. So it makes for a good title for the podcast! Hear my thoughts on the Wingspan expansion, Ishtar and Tokyo Metro! And then 4 very interesting questions from the community mailbag!

0:00:00 - Introduction0:03:16 - This Week's NewsRosenberg/Lacerda Final Vote Count (0:03:20)Dora and the Lost City of Gold (0:04:57)The Second Situation Room Experience at Mount Vernon (0:05:29)Through the Ages: New Leaders and Wonders (0:07:11)Raiders of the North Sea Digital (0:08:04)Zombicide 2nd Ed. (0:08:35)Arkham Horror: Final Hour (0:09:46)Marvel Champions: The Card Game (0:11:30)Sentinels of the Multiverse (0:12:23)Cyberpunk 2077: Afterlife (0:16:47)Ankh (0:17:49)0:19:10 - Games on the Brain0:20:21 - This Week's Game NightThe Manhattan Project: Energy Empire (0:20:09)Tokyo Metro (0:20:33)Qwirkle and Village (0:21:00)0:21:41 - Inside GenCon Mondo Games, Alamo Drafthouse (0:24:31)Dan O'Hanlon's Deep Space Ten Larps (0:25:45)Victorian Londoner Sufragette Sherlock Holmes Villain (0:28:45)Toil and Trouble LARP, Iocane Productions (0:34:30)Casablanca: Here's Looking at You, Squid - Cthulu LARP (0:36:44)Titanic Lovecraft LARP (0:37:43)American Pre-Revolutionary War Harry Potter LARP (0:42:20)0:47:05 - Matt's Gen Con Top Ten The City of Big Shoulders Black Angel Megacity: Oceania Teotihuacan Late Pre-Classic Era Letter Jam Q.E. (0:48:19) Unmatched: Battle of Legends, Vol. 1 (0:48:45) Ragusa (0:50:47) Ishtar: Gardens of Babylon Watergate (0:51:20) 0:52:50 - GEN CON or GEN CAN'T Debate1:15:35 - Review of Tokyo Metro1:37:30 - Sign Off

Talk of E3 and inserts start off the episode before our hosts talk about their recently played games. Adrian did the math in High Frontier, Zach looked for anything to take him away from Doomseeker, and Jeff tried to live in We’re Doomed then they move onto News and Kickstarters. Some listener feedback and a new Patron closes out the show.   00:00:32 - Intro Banter! Featuring: Voices, E3, Raft, Broken Token inserts 00:16:31 - What have been playing?: Battle Kittens, Tokyo Metro, High Frontier, Photosynthesis, Doomseeker, Cabo, We're Doomed 00:49:14 - Kingdom Death Monster Campaign(s) - Post Watcher and Beginning of People of the Stars Campaign 01:02:57 - News: Icarus 01:05:59 - News: Smartphone Inc joins Dice Tower Essentials 01:08:30 - News: Godzilla the Card Game 01:11:57 - KS: Water's Edge 01:14:46 - KS: Company of Heroes the Board Game 01:20:06 - KS: Iron Clays 01:30:51 - Emails! 01:34:29 - BGG Feedback 01:39:28 - Paulo's Youtube Corner 01:41:19 - New Patron! 01:43:09 - Run, Fight, or Die Reloaded preorders from Grey Fox Games Slack Channel Patreon Guild

U jubilarnoj prvoj epizodi sabiramo utiske sa kragujevačkog Klik.cona, razgovaramo o novim naslovima Company of Heroes, Cities Skyline, Pandemic Rapid Response i Silver i prolazimo kroz najvažnije vesti iz prethodne dve nedelje. Bavili smo se i poker čipovima kao zamenom za papirni ili loš kartonski novac u društvenim igrama. U nastavku podkasta smo se pričali o vozovima tj, Tokyo Metro i 18Lilliput igrama, kao i o Werewords koji je nominovan za Spiel des Jahres 2019.

Our hosts are back at it, talking about parks visited, movies watched, and games played. Zach got hooked on Loopin’ Louie, Adrian tried out the Tokyo games, and Jeff yells into the void about Downfall.  Jeff then runs down their KDM campaign and a not so important blood bowl match. After another trip into the Lookback Machine, our hosts take in some news, with a New Pandemic Game and a video of Rodney talking about paid previews and reviews. In Kickstarters, Adrian and Jeff struggle to pronounce names. Some listener feedback closes out the show.   00:00:32 - Intro Banter! Featuring: Great Sand Dunes, Godzilla King of the Monsters, Rocketman, Walk Hard, jobs 00:13:54 - What have we been playing? Loopin' Louie, Terraforming Mars plus expansions, Welcome To Dino World, Brass Lancashire, Tokyo Metro, Terraforming Mars steam, Void Bastards, Cabo, Ganz Schon Clever Map 2, Downfall 00:44:25 - Kingdom Death Monster Campaign Continues(Watcher fight spoilers) 00:59:27 - Bloody Minute! 01:05:30 - The Lookback Machine into Aye Dark Overlord through Clank 01:17:53 - News: Russo Brothers making A Netflix Magic the Gathering Series 01:21:55 - News: Cities Skyline Board Game 01:24:21 - News: Pandemic Rapid Response 01:27:21 - News: Die Tavernen Im Tiefen Thal 01:30:21 - News: Rodney defends reviewers 01:34:15 - KS: Icaion 01:38:17 - KS: Egizia: Shifting Sands 01:41:18 - KS: MonstroCity 01:45:05 - Emails! 01:52:39 - Paulo's Youtube Corner 01:53:02 - Bgg Feedback 01:59:45 - Grey Fox Games' Run Fight Die Reloaded available for preorder   Slack Channel Patreon Guild

Track List:1. Merge - DJ Chris Hale2. Solitary Daze - Marco Plex and Gabriel Ananda3. Solar Detroit - Marco Plex4. Noise Tool - Chimera5. Moon Rocks - Enrico Sangiuliano6. Yom Thorke - Kink7. Surd - Aoud8. Silage - Jonas Landwehr9. Eclipse - Sasha CarassiDownload Tokyo Metro Vol.33 (mp3)

This mix was performed at Bar Gallo Sendai by DJ Magnamco immediately following my live set (from the bar) - which is in Vol. 31. Magnamco runs Sideback Bar, which is where techno lives in Akita, Japan.Tracklist:01 Gil - Many02 Patrick Siech - Tessellation03 Tensal - Forma 304 Takaaki Itoh - Finder05 Par Grindvik - Left Alone06 Reeko - Dystopic Futures07 Transient X4 - 7808 Flug - Space Buildings09 Thomas Schumacher - Embody10 Boxia - Point of No Return11 Coyu - My Head Is On Fire12 Arjun Vagale, Juliet Fox - Radiate(Feat. Juliet Fox)13 Nina Kraviz - Ghetto Kraviz (Regal 303 Remix)14 Takkyu Ishino - Polynasia15 Miss Kittin, Dubfire - ExitDownload Tokyo Metro Vol.32 (mp3)

This episode of the Tokyo Metro Podcast was recorded live at Bar Gallo in Sendai, Japan. The dj booth was too tight to fit my gear, so I set up on the bar counter. Tried to stay focused with the crowd all around me, many of them asking how I was doing what I was doing, and offering to buy me drinks. Be sure to check out the video recording of this set on my YouTube channel if you'd like to see me in action.Gear Used:iPad Pro (9.7)iPhone 8 PlusKorg Nanokey2Akai MidimixZoom Q2n (to record the video)Zoom H6 (to record the audio)Apps:Patterning 2ElasticdrumsAudiokit Synth OneBrambos TroublemakerMiMix (iOS mixer)Audiobus (iOS app routing)Audiobus Remote (running on iPhone)Download Tokyo Metro Vol.31 (mp3)

Find out what happened when Japanese installation artist Yuko Mohri decided to investigate the creative solutions to "leaky situations" she had noticed while travelling on the Tokyo Metro...

Alright, Pax is over and we had a blast. One of the best cons of the year for us (not just because it's local) and full of tons of games being played.  As is our tradition, we're recapping this week how the con went, what we loved, and what games we both saw and got a chance to play. Because this is Pax, there were a lot!  Previews and discussions of: Keyforge, Quacks of Quedlinburg, Azul Stained Glass, Victorian Masterminds, Architects of the West Kingdom, Teotihuacan, Terraforming Mars Colonies, Chronicles of Crime, Reykholt, Tokyo Metro, Battlestar Galactica, and Root First impressions and reviews of: Azul: Stained Glass, Teotihuacan, Forum Trajanum, Barrage, Underwater Cities, Smartphone Inc, Obsession. If you haven’t yet, be sure to connect with us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/boardgamersanonymous), Twitter (http://twitter.com/bgapodcast), and on our website (www.boardgamersanonymous.com). You can support the show as well by donating on Patreon (www.patreon.com/bga), or using our Amazon affiliate link.

Back by popular demand, here is a banging all vinyl mix by Naoki Takahashi (also known as DJ 2017 - Onani). Naoki and I played many parties together over the years, mainly in and around Ibaraki Prefecture in the mid 2000's, and his Tokyo Metro Mix he did for me years ago (back when the show streamed live on Pulse Radio) gained a loyal following. So happy to have him back in mix.No tracklisting, but I'm sure the true techno heads will recognize some of these bangers. You can follow Naoki on Youtube, where you can also see him perform this mix. You can also find him on Mixcloud.Download Tokyo Metro Vol.30 (mp3)

En route to making their next 18xx connecting train, Craig & Dave brave the sounds of smells of the underground to discuss their latest new Japanese import, Tokyo Metro. Review copy courtesy of Jordan Draper games.

This was a minimal techno set set recorded live at the Burning party at Xenobar/Jamhouse, Akita Japan on October 13th 2018 (scroll down to see all gear used). I was the opening act for the night, so kept things more subdued than I normally would. Elli Arakawa was the headlining DJ for the night, and it was great fun to be part of it. Everything in my set was played live, in real time.For more of my original music, visit xp8r.com.Gear and software used in this set:iPad Pro, Macbook AirAkai Midimix (linked to Elasticdrums on iPad)Novation Launchpad S (linked to Launchpad app on iPad)Native Instruments Kontrol F1 (mapped and linked to Native Instruments TRK-01 running on PC)Propellerhead Reason Compact appZoom U-44 audio interfaceSet recorded with Zoom Q2N video/audio recorderDownload Tokyo Metro Vol.29 (mp3)

This is a DJ set played at Sidback Bar in Akita, Japan, on October 5th 2018. Going deep and dark on this one. It was a great night of tech house and techno.Track List:1. Attack Disco - Maksim Dark2. Restlessness - Enrico Sangiuliano3. Feel It - Markus Homm4. Glasswork - Wehbba5. The Russian - Kink6. Rotary - Slam7. Future Modulator - Planetary Assault System8. Se MkII - Aoud9. So Long as you Want to Feel (Original Mix) - Re:Axis10. Wild Rage - Me and Her11. Significant Bob (Ludachris Mix) - DJ Chris Hale (unreleased track)Download Tokyo Metro Vol.28 (mp3)

We're back!In the latest episode of Legal Moves, I talk with Jordan Draper of Jordan Draper Games, creator of Tokyo Metro and other awesome games. We discuss starting a game company, living and gaming in Norway and Tokyo, and other fun topics. Enjoy!

This set was played live at the Global Disco event at Jam House, Akita Japan in July 2018. Keeping with the theme of "disco," yet also being who I am, I took the mix in an electro direction (think more early 80's than 70's!) Everything was performed with an iPad Pro and Novation Launchpad. Specifically, my equipment used was:Software:1. Korg Gadget was used to program the bass and synth sounds in advance, tediously learning the various parts of the remixed tracks - such as the iconic bassline in Smooth Criminal (see below).2. Blocs Wave was where all the samples were imported to and arranged.3. Launchpad iOS was the destination of the samples after Blocs, where they could be mapped to the hardware controller and triggered. In addition to the various samples for the remixes, I loaded three full tracks (my own) to three pads and used them to fill out the set and transition between the live remixes.Hardware:1. iPad Pro2. Novation Launchpad S controller3. Zoom U-44 mixer/soundcardTracks:1. Productive Price - DJ Chris Hale (unreleased track)2. I Feel Love - Donna Summer (live remix)3. Sweet Dreams are made of this (Holly Henry acapella vocals) - Eurythmics (live remix)4. Extreme Man - DJ Chris Hale (unreleased track)5. Down Deeper - Fearious Black (live remix)6. Smooth Criminal - Michael Jackson (live remix)7. Significant Bob - DJ Chris HaleCheck out the video of this set on my YouTube Channel (Just Search: DJ Chris Hale)Download Tokyo Metro Vol.27 (mp3)

A tech and deep house DJ set played at Side Back Bar, Akita Japan.1. Pure Gold - DJ Chris Hale2. You and Me - Balex F3. Booty Call (feat. Gene) - Deep'a and Biri4. Baboo - Matt Star5. Restlessness - Enrico Sangiuliano6. Saltkin - Purity Ring7. Cover Me - Depeche Mode (Ellen Allien U.F.O. Remix)8. Papageno (feat. Waa Industry) - Kolsch9. Up - Benjamin Damage10. H2O Cafe - DJ Chris Hale11. Diabolus - MonolocDownload Tokyo Metro Vol.23 (mp3)

This is a deep and tech house DJ mix played at Side Back Bar in Akita Japan June 15, 2018.1. Cover Me - Depeche Mode (Ellen Allien U.F.O. Remix)2. The Finger - Kapuchon and Benny Rodrigues (Radio Slave Remix)3. Afrunk! - Ramses Jair (Ray MD and Luigi Venderbilt Remix)4. Deep Down - Dast5. Hanger 80 - Luciano C.6. Endless - Jan Hendez (Original Mix)7. Session 3 - Monoloc and Pfirter8. Ticket - Zombie Nation9. Plastik - DJ Chris HaleDownload Tokyo Metro Vol.24 (mp3)

DJ Mix Recorded live at Sidback Bar, Akita Japan.1. Sick Heart - DJ Chris Hale2. Cutler - Monoloc3. Injection - 2Pole4. Punk - (Mark Broom Remix) - Schmutz5. Atacama - Audibly and Patrice Baumel6. Going Backwards (Chris Liebing Remix) - Depeche Mode7. Restlessness - Enrico Sangiuliano8. Man Made Machine (Radio Slave Remix) - Motor9. Dancers in the Womb (Subject Chris English Remix) - DJ Chris Hale  Download Tokyo Metro Vol.26 (mp3)

This is a guest mix by DJ Dave Wilson recorded at the Method party in Akita, Japan March 17, 2018.1. Gloom - Electronic hill2. Starjar - Sei A3. Iron & Water - Gingy/Bordello4. Resonate - Mike Mind5. Wild Rage (Dense & Pika Remix) - ME & Her6. Tree Trunks - Hreno7. Redemption (Original Mix) - ANNA8. Lazers (Original Mix) - Sei A9. Lazers (Milano Remix)10. Stabbed In The back (Tiga vs Audion)11. Viper (London Archive's Edit) - Martyn12. We Are You In The Future - MartynDownload Tokyo Metro Vol.25 (mp3)

This is the second half of my set played at the Alive Belgian Beer festival in August 2017 in Akita Japan.  There is also a video that accompanies this mix. If you are interested, visit djchrishale.com to get a view of me in action.Download Tokyo Metro Vol.22 (mp3)

DJ set recorded at Side Back Bar in Akita, Japan.The Barking Dogs - Your HighHotel Lauer - QdJan Hendez - EndlessBalex F - You and MeRamtin K - Super GirlDJ Chris Hale - Pure GoldDJ Emerson - Rubberband ManMonoloc and Daniel Wilde - It's MineMaelstrom - LuxSubject English and Fitty - Missionary (Chriis Cruz Mix)Dast - Deep DownApparat and Ellen Allien - JetDJ Emerson - Your MindTamer Fouda - Tech is OutTamer Fouda - This is the FutureDJ Chris Hale - EX:TCDownload Tokyo Metro Vol.19 (mp3)

DJ set recorded at Side Back Bar in Akita, Japan.Rijwel - Keith CarnalNightflow - Karim SahraouiRezo - Marc PhilippUnder - Apparat and Ellen AllienBad Kingdom (Marcel Dettmann Remix) - ModeratTexture 1.1 - Sawlin and SubjectedTumult Hands - Tumult HandsFuture Modular - Planetary Assault SystemCharcoal Eyes (Glass Tears)(Terence Fixmer Remix) - Dave Clark, Mark LaneganCheck Out Your Mind - Erol AlkanTurbular Chord - Chris LiebingPlastik - DJ Chris HaleDownload Tokyo Metro Vol.21 (mp3)

This is a live set played at the party Method at Jam House, Akita Japan on March 17th, 2018. The set is completely improvised, and recorded raw. I was going for an industrial, abstract vibe for the first half, then dipping into 4/4 acid techno territory. My equipment for this set was:Software:Trouble Maker (303 emulator)Elastic Drums (drum machine)Korg Gadget (bass and synth sounds)Audiobus (routing)MiMiX (app mixer)Audiobus Remote (on iphone- remote control for ipad apps)Hardware:ipad ProiPhone 8 PlusKorg Nanokontrol II (midi controller linked to volume faders on Korg Gadget)Akai Midimix (hardware knobs and sliders for Elastic Drums, Trouble Maker and filter perimeters of Korg Gadget)This mix was a lot of fun to put together, and having an hour really allowed me to build. Elastic Drums is really the star of this show. The effects and perimeter modulation possible in that app really make it a dream to play live.Download Tokyo Metro Vol.20 (mp3)

On March 20, 1995 a group of men board the Tokyo Metro subway system and release deadly sarin gas.  The mass murder was ordered by Aum Supreme Truth cult leader Shoko Asahara. #massmurder #cults #Japan #terrorism #chemicalweapons Resources: Books: The Cult at the End of the World by David Kaplan and Andrew Marshall Underground: The Tokyo Gas Attack and the Japanese Psyche by Haruki Mrakami www.patreon.com/onceuponacrime to become a patron and get bonus content and merchandise. Social Media Links: www.facebook.com/onceuponacrimepod  www.twitter.com/uponacrime www.instagram.com/onceuponacrimepod  

This is a short, wild romp into mashed-up disco and electro. I played this set for the event Global Disco in Akita Japan December 2nd 2017. For this set, I sliced up tracks by Donna Summer, The Bee Gees, Blondie and a few more recent tracks with a disco "vibe." All the remixed tracks were composed on ipad. Equipment and Apps used for this set:ipad Pro (2017)Traktor DJ for iPad (to play the tracks at the BPM I wanted)Blocs Wave (for sampling, slicing and dicing the tracks played from Traktor)Launchpad (for playing the sliced samples and loops live).The party was a lot of fun, and there are plans to make it a semi-regular event at Jamhouse Akita. Looking forward to more disco mixes!Download Tokyo Metro Vol.18 (mp3)

This is a live set played at the party Space Dock at Jam House, Akita Japan on January 19th, 2018. The set is completely improvised, and recorded raw (so forgive the hum of some too-hot lead cables!) My equipment for this set was:ipad running Elastic Drums (drum machine), Trouble Maker (303 emulator), Launchpad (pad sounds, effects), Audiobus (routing), MiMiX (app mixer)iphone 8 Plus, running Audiobus Remote (remote control for ipad apps)Korg Nanokontrol II (midi controller linked to Elastic DrumsExpect more live (and DJ) mixes to come! Sorry for the dry spell!Download Tokyo Metro Vol.17 (mp3)

On tonight's show, we have Pokémon GO updates! And what's going with the Detective Pikachu movie? Thoughts on the live action Alita: Battle Angel film, and Boku No Hero Academia original film! A death metal loving panda gets an anime, and an 8-bit themed FullMetal Alchemist trailer? And in Strange News From Japan, a man tries to woo a woman buy cutting her brakes, neighbor attacks a tv through the floor, and the Tokyo Metro app tells you which stalls are free? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/animejamsession/support

>Untourist Tokyo We introduce a local favorite Isen which has a delicious Pork Cutlet Sandwich, encased in a soft bread that has an interesting historical purpose. Ueno Zoo is famous for its Pandas and its long history. It is a great spot for families! Isen: https://goo.gl/Kw1R3h Ueno Zoo: https://goo.gl/9rlSeL >Local Favorites A special corner for this episode only, where friend and local Japanese Daichi tells us his personal recommendation. His recommendation is a neighbourhood favorite in Kichijouji. Public Kitchen Kichijouji: https://goo.gl/jCJaIO >Tips and Tricks Alex introduces the Tokyo Metro Day pass which will let you ride on any Tokyo Metro for a whole day for a fixed price! Rana tells us about the Route Finder machine in some stations which gives tourist information for Tokyo. Tokyo Metro Day Pass: http://www.tokyometro.jp/en/ticket/value/1day/

On episode 73 (February 28, 2017) of the TDRNow Podcast, we leave Tokyo Disney Resort and tell you each of our favourite non-Disney places in Tokyo. Chances are you’re spending some time in Tokyo outside the Parks, so you need recommendations on where to go. Since we both live in Japan, we have a few places we love to frequent. Chris’ places include Nakano Broadway, Shimokitazawa, Mt. Takao, Kichijoji, and Akihabara (Akiba Cultural Zone, Kotobukiya, Gachapon Theater, Mall Near Station). Trish’s places include Sugamo, Aki-Oka Artisan & mAAch ecute Kanda Manseibashi, Ginza, Mori Art Museum in Roppongi Hills, and Shibuya. To stay with the Tokyo-theme, our park tip this week is about the “day passes” you are able to buy for both the JR Trains and Tokyo Metro. The perfect way to save money if you are traveling a lot in Tokyo for the day. Our listener question asks if there is a Japanese version of the “Disney Parks Blog”. The short answer is yes! Patreon is now live, show your support for the podcast by contributing and get some fun rewards! Thank you so much for listening and remember to rate us on iTunes and Stitcher! Hosted by Trish and Chris. Find us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, iTunes, Stitcher, Player FM, and Google Play Music! Download our Wait Time App. Support the podcast by contributing to us on Patreon! Also considering

On episode 73 (February 28, 2017) of the TDRNow Podcast, we leave Tokyo Disney Resort and tell you each of our favourite non-Disney places in Tokyo. Chances are you’re spending some time in Tokyo outside the Parks, so you need recommendations on where to go. Since we both live in Japan, we have a few places we love to frequent. Chris’ places include Nakano Broadway, Shimokitazawa, Mt. Takao, Kichijoji, and Akihabara (Akiba Cultural Zone, Kotobukiya, Gachapon Theater, Mall Near Station). Trish’s places include Sugamo, Aki-Oka Artisan & mAAch ecute Kanda Manseibashi, Ginza, Mori Art Museum in Roppongi Hills, and Shibuya. To stay with the Tokyo-theme, our park tip this week is about the “day passes” you are able to buy for both the JR Trains and Tokyo Metro. The perfect way to save money if you are traveling a lot in Tokyo for the day. Our listener question asks if there is a Japanese version of the “Disney Parks Blog”. The short answer is yes! Patreon is now live, show your support for the podcast by contributing and get some fun rewards! Thank you so much for listening and remember to rate us on iTunes and Stitcher! Hosted by Trish and Chris. Find us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, iTunes, Stitcher, Player FM, and Google Play Music! Download our Wait Time App. Support the podcast by contributing to us on Patreon! Also conside

On episode 73 (February 28, 2017) of the TDRNow Podcast, we leave Tokyo Disney Resort and tell you each of our favourite non-Disney places in Tokyo. Chances are you’re spending some time in Tokyo outside the Parks, so you need recommendations on where to go. Since we both live in Japan, we have a few places we love to frequent. Chris’ places include Nakano Broadway, Shimokitazawa, Mt. Takao, Kichijoji, and Akihabara (Akiba Cultural Zone, Kotobukiya, Gachapon Theater, Mall Near Station). Trish’s places include Sugamo, Aki-Oka Artisan & mAAch ecute Kanda Manseibashi, Ginza, Mori Art Museum in Roppongi Hills, and Shibuya. To stay with the Tokyo-theme, our park tip this week is about the “day passes” you are able to buy for both the JR Trains and Tokyo Metro. The perfect way to save money if you are traveling a lot in Tokyo for the day. Our listener question asks if there is a Japanese version of the “Disney Parks Blog”. The short answer is yes! Patreon is now live, show your support for the podcast by contributing and get some fun rewards! Thank you so much for listening and remember to rate us on iTunes and Stitcher! Hosted by Trish and Chris. Find us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, iTunes, Stitcher, Player FM, and Google Play Music! Download our Wait Time App. Support the podcast by contributing to us on Patreon! Also conside

Tokyo Metro 作为举世公认最为安全的地铁系统之一，运用 iPad、iBeacon 和 iOS 来确保其声誉无瑕。

Join me, Gary Bembridge from TipsForTravellers.com, as I take you to Tokyo in Japan. In the podcast I share observations, need-to-know about the city, history, overall advice and then tips on must-see and must-do sights and attractions. In the show I cover the following must-see sights: Senso-Ji Temple in Asakusa. Tokyo SkyTree and Tokyo Tower. Shibuya. Ueno Park, including Tokyo National Museum. Ginza, including Sony Showroom, key department stores (Wako, Matsuya and Mitsukoshi and Yodobashi Akiba which is the largest electronics store. Imperial Palace Grounds. Kabuki-za. Resources: SkyBus Tokyo Hop Bus. Official Tokyo Visitor Site: http://www.gotokyo.org/en/. Tokyo Metro: http://www.tokyometro.jp/en/ DK Eyewitness Tokyo Top 10 Guide (USA Listeners: http://amzn.to/1ZCk5JM) (UK Listeners: http://amzn.to/1NpKiu5).   After listening to the podcast: Please leave a comment on Tipsfortravellers.com/podcast, email me or leave a review on iTunes. Subscribe (and leave a review) to the podcast on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher or TuneIn Radio. Consider becoming a Podcast Patron and visit tipsfortravellers.com/patron.   Save

Considered one of the safest subway systems in the world, Tokyo Metro uses iPad, iBeacon, and iOS to help maintain its spotless reputation.

Considered one of the safest subway systems in the world, Tokyo Metro uses iPad, iBeacon, and iOS to help maintain its spotless reputation.

Considered one of the safest subway systems in the world, Tokyo Metro uses iPad, iBeacon, and iOS to help maintain its spotless reputation.

Considered one of the safest subway systems in the world, Tokyo Metro uses iPad, iBeacon, and iOS to help maintain its spotless reputation.

Considered one of the safest subway systems in the world, Tokyo Metro uses iPad, iBeacon, and iOS to help maintain its spotless reputation.

Considered one of the safest subway systems in the world, Tokyo Metro uses iPad, iBeacon, and iOS to help maintain its spotless reputation.

Considered one of the safest subway systems in the world, Tokyo Metro uses iPad, iBeacon, and iOS to help maintain its spotless reputation.

Considered one of the safest subway systems in the world, Tokyo Metro uses iPad, iBeacon, and iOS to help maintain its spotless reputation.

Considered one of the safest subway systems in the world, Tokyo Metro uses iPad, iBeacon, and iOS to help maintain its spotless reputation.

Considered one of the safest subway systems in the world, Tokyo Metro uses iPad, iBeacon, and iOS to help maintain its spotless reputation.

Considered one of the safest subway systems in the world, Tokyo Metro uses iPad, iBeacon, and iOS to help maintain its spotless reputation.

1. DJ Chris Hale - Plus Minus2. Minorstep - Weep3. Piri Piri - Ice Cream (feat. Sally Crumb)4. DJ Red - Eys are Blind5. Monoloc - Mind6. DJ Red - In the Middle of Nowhere7. Piri Piri - Peak8. Zoe Zoe - Church9. Zenker Brothers - Berg 1010. DJ Red - Awake11. Oliver Dodd - Nervous Part 212. Purity Ring - Fine Shrine13. Osaluna - Omid S14. Modeselektor and Thom Yorke- ThisDownload Tokyo Metro Vol.16 (mp3)

1. DJ Chris Hale - Techno Logical2. Gernot Lange - Resistance3. Joel Atler - Spektrolit4. Milscot - All Alone (Domyan Just Slow Remix)5. Gerry Read - Roomland (Youandewan Remix)6. The Martinez Brothers - Issshhh7. Phil Kieran and White Noise Sound - Never Believed 8. Moderat - Bad Kingdom (Marcel Dettmann Remix)9. Maya Jane Coles - Not Listening10. Lauhaus - Poison11. Standard Fair - Little HelperDownload Tokyo Metro Vol.15 (mp3) One hour

1. Swarm- New York Transit Authority2. A Hold on Love- Erol Alkan3. Bad Kingdom (Marcel Dettmann Remix)- Moderat 4. Under- Apparat and Ellen Allien5. Seasons of Your Day- Mazzy Star6. Blind Night Errand- Mount Kimbie7. When I get Older- Monoloc and Daniel Wilde8.  95- New York Transit Authority9. Way Out- Apparat and Ellen Allien10. Flying-  Luciano Le Bihan and Exequiel Brandan11. Lower East Side- Richie Santana12. This is New York- Sander KleinenbergDownload Tokyo Metro Vol.14 (mp3) One hour

Track Listing1. Berlin-(Dj Chris Hale )2. Format B- Piano Man3. Nyhus Part 1- Jasper Dahback4. Uncertain Ratio- Takkyu Ishino5. Super Vatos- Rebolledo Feat. Matias Aguayo6. Amenesia Haze- Butch7. Pblc- Monoloc8. The DJ (Spencer Parker Edit of Radio Slave)- DJ Hell + A. Rother Feat. P. Diddy9. GOTWATUNEED- DJ Tasaka10. German Clap- Modeselektor11. Allien- (Dj Chris Hale )Download Tokyo Metro Vol.13 (mp3) One hour

Track Listing1. H2O Cafe-(Dj Chris Hale )2. A Beat of Common Sense- Ralph Berr3. Yeah- Alfredo Mena4. You Taste Better than Danger- Jorge Savoretti5. Palladium Elektrolution- Enrich Ensastigue6. Wicked Wire- Frank Muller7. Kaiserdisco- Amalfino (2000 and One & DJ Madskills Remix)8. Marcelo Castelli- Tribalismo (Javith Sudamerica Mix)9. Samuel Dan- I don't Need It10. Audiofly- Fela (Davide Squillace Simple Chaos Mix)11. Marco Dassi- Varese Ist Leer (MiniCoolBoyz Remix)12. Kimochi- (Dj Chris Hale )Download Tokyo Metro Vol.12 (mp3) One hour

Track Listing1. Pure Gold-(Dj Chris Hale )2. Far Eastern Waves- Ken Ishii and Mickey Zhang3. 14-12- Antonio Pocal4. 4Am- Kenichiro Kubota5. War Cry- Modeselektor6. Wicked Wire- Frank Muller7. Pblc- Monoloc8. Spades for Hands- Jobody9. Past Flash- Octave10. Summer Fuji- Tanaka Fumiya11. Watch Your Step- Ryoh Mitomi12. 4am- (Dj Chris Hale ) Download Tokyo Metro Vol. 11 (mp3) 0ne hour

First Hour:Exclusive Guest Mix By Chris (Subject) English1. Dark Soul (Dj Chris Hale "Dark Hole Mix)- Beat Level2. Spirit- Echomen3. Badass- Mooncat4. Morena- Little Green Men5. Miss Thing- James Benitez6. Third Dimention- D-Formation7. Ultimate Dream- UDG8. Sweat- Kobbe & Austin Leeds9. Sus Besos- Spiritual Vibe10. Tweakin- Saeed YounanSecond Hour:Exclusive Guest Mix By DJ Show-G1. Momoka- Technoasia2. Krossing- Claude Young3. Old School Baby (Wire Mix)- West Bam & Nena4. The Searcher- ebtb5. Fire Wire- Beroshima6. Too Much Talk- Chris Liebing7. Get on Up (Chris Liebing Mix)- DJ Krush8. Arabescus (Chords of Wire Mix)- DJ Felipe9. Fires of Hell- Chris Liebing10. Ghea (Wired Mix)- DJ Felipe11. Down and Out- Michel Be Hey12. Maroko- Brother's Yard13. I Like it Hot- Illicit AudioDownload Tokyo Metro Vol. 10 (mp3) two hours

First HourTrack Listing:1. Disconnect- Plastik Man2. Telephastic Workshop- Boards of Canada3. Low Cool- Cabaret Voltaire4. Sunshine Recorder- Boards of Canada5. Unknown Japanese Artist- Unknown Japanese Artist6. Allien- Dj Chris Hale7. Blood on the Motorway- DJ Shadow8. Morph 9- Electric Home Entertainment9. Plumb- Detroit Escalator10. 4am- Dj Chris Hale 11. Rewind your Mind- AnjaySecond HourGuest Mix (Japan-Only Mix by DJ Fukuda) 1. Kokubou soushyou- Ryuichi Sakamoto2. Thirst- Tim Wright3. Synthaxis 2- Aukfen4. Mono Sucio- Pan/Tone5. Undecided Grace- Glimpse6. Stekkrube- Robag Wruhme7. IDK- Defrag Sound Processing8. Pingu- Alex Smoke9. Track B2- Robag Wruhme VS Jay Haze10. Forcept 1 (Aukfen Reinterpretation)- Richie Hawtin11. Multiplicationiones- Alex Under12. Parmanent Initio- ffwd13. Back to Back- Ricardo Villalobos14. Bull Frog- Jay Haze15. Butter Plug Someone Else16. OK- TCS Team17. Moonlinght- Eriko Tanabe18. Typerope- Mathew Jonson19. Petid- Ben Nevile & Losoul20. Place Names, the Place- Warm DeskDownload Tokyo Metro Vol. 9 (mp3) two hours

Guest: Richard Weisman, PharmD Host: Shira Johnson, MD On March 20, 1995, a group of terrorists launched a chemical attack on the Tokyo Metro, one of the world's busiest commuter transport systems, at the peak of the morning rush hour. The chemical weapon was sarin nerve gas. What do we know about this weapon, its devastating impacts on the body, and how to treat its victims? Dr. Richard Weisman, research associate professor of pediatrics at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine and coordinator of their Weapons of Mass Destruction Response Program, reviews the critical facts about nerve gas and our current clinical understandings.