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Ce mois-ci, Mathilda a la joie d'inviter au micro de Tsukimi l'invité recommandé par Ryoko Sekiguchi : Emil Pacha Valencia. Emil est journaliste et photographe. Avec Clémence Fabre et Olivier Cohen de Timary, il est le co-fondateur du magazine Tempura. L'objectif de cette revue est d'ouvrir les portes d'un Japon loin des clichés et s'adresse autant aux amoureux du Japon qu'aux lecteurs curieux en quête d'inspiration. Alors évidemment, pour vous qui nous écoutez sur Tsukimi et nous qui le réalisons, nous voilà touchés en plein cœur. Dans cet épisode, nous allons parler des clichés liés au Japon, de la place de l'homme dans la société japonaise, et de féminisme.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Dans cet épisode, Mathilda Motte a la joie d'inviter Clément Dupuis, un authentique amoureux fou du Japon, qui y a vécu 4 années, l'une à Okinawa dans le cadre de ses études, et les 3 autres à Tokyo au bureau du CNRS, le Centre national de la recherche scientifique. Clément a également récemment lancé son propre podcast sur Okinawa appelé « Fascinant Okinawa » que nous vous recommandons.Dans cette interview, nous allons donc parler des bonnes stratégies pour partir vivre au Japon, et d'Okinawa, cet archipel dans l'archipel nippon, qui est une destination à laquelle on ne pense pas assez selon Clément. Episode 37, c'est parti ! Pour les références, suivez ce lien : https://www.maisondumochi.fr/magazine/le-podcast-tsukimi-episode-37-clement-dupuis-des-etudes-au-japon-a-la-passion-d-okinawa/Crédit photo : © DRHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Pour cette interview de mars, Mathilda Motte a le plaisir de recevoir Hugo Chaise, que les amateurs de fermentation connaissent certainement. Car sous le nom de My Fermentation, Hugo fabrique et commercialise de somptueux miso, des kombucha, du tamari et encore bien d'autres ovnis culinaires fermentés. Lorsque Mathilda rencontra Hugo Chaise il y a quelques années, elle fut marquée par son enthousiasme : et il y a de quoi, car c'est proprement fascinant de voir comment un produit se transforme et devient tout autre sous l'effet de la fermentation et du temps ! Cet ancien rugbyman a découvert cette magie au Japon où il décide de partir en 2017. Nous allons parler dans cet entretien de son expérience là-bas, mais aussi et évidemment de cuisine et de fermentation. Episode 35, c'est parti ! Pour les références, suivez ce lien : https://www.maisondumochi.fr/magazine/le-podcast-tsukimi-episode-35-hugo-chaise-passionne-de-miso-et-explorateur-de-la-fermentationCrédit photo : © DRHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Après l'épisode mensuel, voici l'interview du mois qui fait son retour. Et pour cette rentrée, j'ai la joie d'inviter June Fujiwara, autrice japonais vivant à Paris. Dans cet entretien, nous allons notamment parler du bien-être à la japonaise, de cuisine évidemment, et de la fascination réciproque qui lie nos deux pays. Episode 33, c'est parti !Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Voilà, Tsukimi fait enfin sa rentrée, après de 8 mois de pause ! Nous inaugurons par la même occasion un nouveau cycle. Tandis que les interviews mensuelles vont continuer comme d'habitude, les épisodes courts quant à eux évoluent : nous allons cette année plonger dans l'histoire japonaise. Chaque épisode sera ainsi dédié à la découverte d'une tranche de l'histoire japonaise par le biais d'une figure historique dont je ferai le portrait.Et pour inaugurer cette série, nous allons parler de ma figure historique japonaise préférée : il s'agit d'une dame de cour ayant vécu au Xe siècle, et qui est considérée comme l'une des plus fines plumes du Japon, car elle aurait écrit rien moins que le tout premier roman de l'histoire : nous allons dresser le portrait de la remarquable Murasaki Shikibu, autrice du Dit du Genji. Bonne écoute !Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Moonlit Decisions: Balancing Duty and Dreams in Kyoto Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/moonlit-decisions-balancing-duty-and-dreams-in-kyoto Story Transcript:Ja: 秋の風が吹き抜ける京都の市場。ランタンが輝き、秋の葉が黄金色に輝く中、En: In the aki breeze sweeping through the Kyoto market, lanterns shine and autumn leaves glimmer in gold.Ja: 人々は賑やかに話し、歩き回っています。En: People chat busily and roam around.Ja: 露店には美しい色とりどりの布が並び、祭りの食べ物の香りが漂います。En: The stalls are lined with beautiful, colorful fabrics, and the scent of festival food lingers in the air.Ja: サトシは、師匠のタクミに頼まれて京都に来ました。En: Satoshi came to Kyoto at the request of his master, Takumi.Ja: 彼の家族は商売をしていて、今回の旅で最高の絹を手に入れる必要があります。En: His family is in business, and on this trip, it's crucial to acquire the finest silk.Ja: だが、市場は月見祭りのおかげで混み合っていて、最高の絹は高価で、手に入りにくい状況でした。En: However, due to the Tsukimi festival, the market is crowded, making the best silk expensive and hard to find.Ja: サトシは、絹の商人と交渉しようとしますが、近くに立っている女性、ユキに気を取られてしまいます。En: Satoshi tries to negotiate with a silk merchant but finds himself distracted by a woman standing nearby, Yuki.Ja: ユキは優れた織り手で、サトシは彼女を密かに敬愛していました。En: Yuki is an excellent weaver, and Satoshi secretly admires her.Ja: しかし、彼の心の中では「絹を買わなければ家族を失望させてしまう」と思っています。En: However, deep down, he's thinking, "If I don't buy the silk, I'll disappoint my family."Ja: 一方で、「ユキに話しかけたい。En: On the other hand, he also thinks, "I want to talk to Yuki.Ja: そのためにここに来たわけではないけれど…」とも考えています。En: Even though that's not why I came here..."Ja: サトシは迷います。En: Satoshi is torn.Ja: 仕事に集中するべきか、ユキに思いを伝えるか。En: Should he focus on his task, or should he express his feelings to Yuki?Ja: 夜の深さが増し、月が高く昇る頃、サトシは決心します。En: As the night deepens and the moon rises high, Satoshi makes up his mind.Ja: 市場のど真ん中で、絹の商人に向かって堂々と交渉を始めます。En: Right in the middle of the market, he boldly begins negotiations with the silk merchant.Ja: 彼の知識は商人を驚かせ、最終的に良い条件で最高の絹を手に入れることができました。En: His knowledge astonishes the merchant, and ultimately, he's able to acquire the finest silk under favorable conditions.Ja: その様子を見ていたユキは、サトシに微笑みかけます。En: Seeing this, Yuki smiles at Satoshi.Ja: サトシはその瞬間を逃さず、ユキに話しかけます。「あなたの織った布は素晴らしい。En: Not missing the moment, Satoshi speaks to her, "The fabric you've woven is marvelous.Ja: いつか世界に届けたい。」En: Someday, I want to share it with the world."Ja: 二人は月明かりの下で短い会話を交わします。En: They exchange a brief conversation under the moonlight.Ja: サトシは気づきました。仕事と夢、両方が大事だということ。En: Satoshi realizes that both work and dreams are important.Ja: そして、それは両立できることも。En: And that they can coexist.Ja: 月明りのもとで、サトシは新たな自信を得ました。En: Under the moonlight, Satoshi gains new confidence.Ja: 彼は、再び新しい冒険を夢見ながら、家族と共に商売を頑張ろうと決意するのでした。En: He resolves to work hard with his family in their business, while once again dreaming of new adventures. Vocabulary Words:breeze: 風lanterns: ランタンglimmer: 輝くscent: 香りlinger: 漂うacquire: 手に入れるmerchant: 商人negotiate: 交渉するdistracted: 気を取られるweaver: 織り手admire: 敬愛するastonish: 驚かせるfavorable: 良いmarvelous: 素晴らしいexchange: 交わすconfidence: 自信resolve: 決意するadventure: 冒険coexist: 両立するfabric: 布task: 仕事shine: 輝きcrowded: 混み合ってdisappoint: 失望させるcrucial: 必要boldly: 堂々とmoonlight: 月明りvenue: 場面glimpse: 一目dreams: 夢

Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Moonlit Choices: Embracing Tradition on Shibuya's Streets Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/moonlit-choices-embracing-tradition-on-shibuyas-streets Story Transcript:Ja: 渋谷の交差点は、秋の冷たい風に包まれ、ネオンの明かりが眩しく輝いています。En: Shibuya intersection is enveloped in the cold autumn wind, with neon lights shining brightly.Ja: 月見祭りのために、月形のお菓子を売る屋台から漂う甘い香りが、通り過ぎる人々の心を少しほっこりさせます。En: The sweet aroma drifting from the stalls selling moon-shaped sweets for the Tsukimi festival slightly warms the hearts of the people passing by.Ja: コタロウはその中で、少し緊張した顔をしながらウィンドウショッピングをしています。En: In the midst of this, Kotaro is window shopping with a somewhat tense expression.Ja: 彼は大学生で、ファッションには無頓着ではありません。しかし、今日は特別な日です。En: He is a university student, and while he is not indifferent to fashion, today is a special day.Ja: クラスメートのエミを少しでも振り向かせたいと思っています。En: He wants to catch the attention of his classmate Emi, even if just a little.Ja: エミは伝統的な日本文化が大好きで、そうした話題になると目を輝かせます。En: Emi loves traditional Japanese culture and her eyes light up whenever such topics come up in conversation.Ja: 月見のイベントで会うとき、どんな服を着れば彼女に興味をもってもらえるか悩んでいました。En: He was deliberating over what clothes to wear to pique her interest when they meet at the Tsukimi event.Ja: 「新しいトレンドを取り入れた服にするか、それとも伝統的な要素を含んだ服にするか…予算も限られているし、大変だな。」コタロウは自分の財布を見ながらつぶやきました。En: "Should I go with clothes that incorporate the latest trends, or something with traditional elements... my budget is limited, so it's tough," Kotaro mumbled while looking at his wallet.Ja: 彼は何軒かのお店を巡り、ついに完璧な服を見つけました。En: He visited several stores and finally found the perfect outfit.Ja: モダンなデザインと、ほんのり和風の素材が組み合わさったジャケットでした。En: It was a jacket that combined a modern design with subtle Japanese-style material.Ja: それは予算内で、まさにコタロウが求めていたものです。En: It was within his budget and precisely what Kotaro was looking for.Ja: 服を抱えたまま渋谷の交差点を歩いていると、街の向こう側にエミの姿を見つけました。En: As he walked across Shibuya intersection with the clothes in hand, he spotted Emi on the other side of the street.Ja: 心臓がドキドキしています。「今行くべきか。それとも、後にするか…」En: His heart was pounding. "Should I go now? Or should I wait until later..."Ja: コタロウは深呼吸をし、エミの方に向かって歩き出しました。En: Kotaro took a deep breath and started walking towards Emi.Ja: 彼が彼女の目の前に立ったとき、エミは驚いた顔をして笑顔になりました。En: When he stood in front of her, Emi looked surprised and then smiled.Ja: 「そのジャケット、とても素敵ね。センスが良いわ！」エミは言いました。コタロウはほっとして微笑み返します。En: "That jacket is very nice. You have good taste!" Emi said. Kotaro relaxed and gave a relieved smile in return.Ja: その後、彼らは月見のこと、ファッションのこと、日本の伝統について楽しく話しました。En: After that, they enjoyed chatting about the Tsukimi festival, fashion, and Japanese traditions.Ja: コタロウは自分の選択に自信を持ち、より伝統的な価値観を取り入れることの大切さを学びました。En: Kotaro gained confidence in his choice and learned the importance of incorporating more traditional values.Ja: 渋谷の交差点は変わらず忙しいですが、コタロウの心には少しの成長と、小さな幸福感が広がっていました。En: The Shibuya intersection remains as busy as ever, but in Kotaro's heart, a bit of growth and a small sense of happiness were spreading.Ja: 秋風が優しく吹く中、新しい友情と自己の発見が始まろうとしていたのです。En: As the gentle autumn breeze blew, a new friendship and self-discovery were about to begin. Vocabulary Words:intersection: 交差点enveloped: 包まれneon: ネオンaroma: 香りdrifting: 漂うstalls: 屋台deliberating: 悩んでfashion: ファッションindifferent: 無頓着pique: 興味をもってもらえるincorporate: 取り入れたelements: 要素budget: 予算mumbled: つぶやきましたwandering: 巡りsubtle: ほんのりspotted: 見つけpounding: ドキドキrelaxed: ほっとしてrelieved: 安心したchatting: 楽しく話しましたconfidence: 自信importance: 大切さincorporating: 取り入れるbreeze: 秋風friendship: 友情self-discovery: 自己の発見traditional: 伝統的surprised: 驚いたgrowth: 成長

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Our guest is Shiho Tanaka who is the head sommelier at Tsukimi, the Michelin-starred kaiseki restaurant in the East Village, Manhattan. The restaurant offers great selections of sake and wine to pair with chef Takanori Akiyama's original kaiseki-style dishes. Recently, Japanese wines were added to the list and Shiho is one of the most knowledgeable sommeliers about Japanese wines in the U.S. You may not have heard of Japanese wine, but in the last decade or so, it started to appear in the global market and the world's biggest wine competitions, such as the IWSC International Wine & Spirit Competition, the Decanter World Wine Awards and the International Wine Challenge, honor Japanese wines with multiple Gold, Silver and Bronze medals.In this episode, we will discuss the challenging history of Japanese wine, why the Japanese wine industry is developing so fast in recent years, the unique grape varieties that make Japanese wine special, how to pair Japanese wine with Japanese food as well as non-Japanese food and much, much more!!!Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Japan Eats by becoming a member!Japan Eats is Powered by Simplecast.

C'est la saison de Tsukimi. On profite de regarder la lune. Mais plutôt au McDo et aux d'autres burger shop, on peut manger le Tsukimi burger avec des œufs. Si vous voulez, essayez de goûter le Tsukimi burger au Japon.

Bienvenue dans ce 23ème épisode de Tsukimi, dédié au mois de septembre ! Le mois de septembre est le dernier qui n'ait pas encore été abordé dans ce podcast dédié au kyûreki, le calendrier traditionnel japonais. En effet, nous l'avions commencé en octobre, et septembre est la dernière pièce du puzzle. C'est donc un épisode tout particulier pour lequel nous sommes un peu sortis de nos habitudes comme vous le découvrirez, notamment pour le conte. Nous vous parlons aussi du livre de recettes « Kyûreki, Douceurs japonaises, 72 mochis, dango et taiyaki pour célébrer les saisons ». C'est un livre-éphéméride qui associe recettes, compositions florales au rythme des saisons et de la nature. L'introduction a été écrite par la poétesse Ryoko Sekiguchi, les photos sont de Claire Curt et les textes et recettes sont de Mathilda Motte. Enfin, nous vous partageons une recette de saison, les goma dango !Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Travail ou vacances, où que vous soyez, installez-vous et découvrez ce que dit le kyûreki de cette période de l'année si particulière. Nous allons y entendre chanter les cigales d'automne que l'on appelle Higurashi (ひぐらし), et nous allons également parler des hanabi, les feux d'artifices incontournables de l'été japonais. Nous allons aussi évoquer Obon, la fête des morts, ainsi que Nagori, cette mélancolie souvent associée à la fin du mois d'août. Enfin, nous allons aussi cuisiner des petit délices d'été, les mizu manju.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Dans cet épisode, nous allons parler de ce que nous dit le kyûreki pour ce mois-ci, avec notamment les plantes de saison et la médecine traditionnelle japonaise appelée Kampo. Juillet est aussi un mois très spirituel, avec la multitude de festivals appelés matsuri qui se déroulent à partir de la mi-juillet, une fois qu'a sonné la fin de Tsuyu, la saison des pluies. Enfin, nous allons vous raconter la légende à l'origine de Tanabata, la fête des étoiles que l'on célèbre le 7 juillet.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Rousseau dit qu'entre le bon et le méchant la différence est que le bon s'ordonne, par rapport au tout, et que le méchant ordonne le tout par rapport à lui, c'est un peu la différence entre le One for all et le All for one non ?Pourtant le méchant que l'on retient dans MHA c'est shigaraki on l'aime autant qu'on le déteste et il nous confirme par sa présence qu'un bon méchant fait souvent une bonne histoire. Alors aujourd'hui avec Kevin on vous propose de partir à la rencontre de nos antagoniste préféré et de construire ensemble les lois d'un bon méchant, croissant de lune avec Tsukimi, c'est parti ! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RETROUVER TSUKIMI :

Dans le 17ème épisode de notre podcast, nous évoquons Tsuyu (梅雨) qui signifie littéralement « pluie de prunes » car c'est la période de la cueillette des ume au Japon. Nous parlons des activités liées à cette saison comme la confection de l'umeshu, et vous racontons la légende du Teru teru Bōzu. Enfin, nous abordons la floraison des iris et le rituel de purification Nagoshi no Harae qui vient marquer le milieu de l'année.Pour accéder à l'article et les références : https://www.maisondumochi.fr/magazine/le-podcast-tsukimi-episode-17-juin-la-saison-des-pluies-lumeshu-et-le-rituel-de-purification-du-milieu-dannee/Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Rendez-vous en janvier 2025 pour la reprise des épisodes avec un tout nouveau cycle !Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Nous soutenir :https://fr.tipeee.com/pain-sur-la-planche/Quatrième épisode de Croissant de Lune votre émission manga proposé par Pain sur la Planche et la librairie Tsukimi. Aujourd'hui, on fait un classique top 5, et pas des moindres celui de nos mangas préférés ALL TIME !On aborde également la saison 4 de Demon Slayer, une saison qui n'annonce rien de bon. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RETROUVER TSUKIMI :

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Nous soutenir :https://fr.tipeee.com/pain-sur-la-planche/Troisième épisode de Croissant de Lune votre émission manga proposé par Pain sur la Planche et la librairie Tsukimi. Aujourd'hui, on parle du festival de la BD d'Angoulême 2024, de la saison 4 de Wakfu et de Kagura BachiOn aborde également les mangas de sports, du marché manga en France et de la fusion entre la maison d'édition japonaise Kadokawa et Vega Dupuis ! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RETROUVER TSUKIMI :

Nous soutenir :https://fr.tipeee.com/pain-sur-la-planche/Deuxième épisode de Croissant de Lune votre émission manga proposé par Pain sur la Planche et la librairie Tsukimi. Aujourd'hui on parle du festival de la BD d'angoulème 2024, avec un jury de qualité, Tony Valente (le patron du manga fr), Thomas Bangalter (Un des deux Daft Punk), Enzo Lefort (Champion du monde d'escrime) etc.On parle également de la vie de libraire, comment se lancer, combien cela coûte, bref je vous souhaite un bon épisode de Croissant de Lune.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RETROUVER TSUKIMI :

This week Wes and Todd sit down with Painter, André Lippard. André discusses the mediums he works in, oil painting, multi-perspective technique, his early engagement with art, his Artist grandfather, when he first started painting, stepping out of your comfort zone, his Art education at the Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design, instructors and mentors, sculpture, his love of Japanese culture, philosophy, Alexander Calder, Chuck Parson, the Industry of Art, his vision for his Art life, Picasso, Dalí, Van Gogh, separating the Art from the Artist, Art business, accessibility of the work, where he shows, business cards, obstacles he's had to overcome, believing in yourself, local resources, city scenes, tracking hours and sales, originals, commissions, Tsukimi, his Gregorio series, Cubism & Surrealism, curation and goals for 2024.Join us for an in depth and enlightening conversation with André Lippard! Check out Andre's magnificent work at his website www.andrelippardart.com  Follow André Lippard on social media: Instagram - www.instagram.com/andrelippard/@andrelippard Facebook - www.facebook.com/andrelippardart  Check out Andre's work in person at: Denver Art Society – www.denverartsociety.orgColorado Plus – www.coloradoplus.net Next Gallery - www.nextgallery.org Art Source International – www.artsourceinternational.com/product-category/colorado-art/andre-lippard/Lion's Lair – www.lionslairlounge.squarespace.com Edgewater Public Market - www.edgewaterpublicmarket.com 

Premier épisode de Croissant de Lune votre émission manga proposé par Pain sur la Planche et la librairie Tsukimi. Aujourd'hui notre invité est Zilo auteure du manga Dreamaker. Épisode disponible sur toutes les plateformes d'écoutes. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RETROUVER TSUKIMI :

Hello, and welcome to Talking Back, the companion podcast of English Study App StudyNow. I'm your host Scott, and once a month I sit down with a guest and we select a few of the articles that appeared on StudyNow and have a light-hearted discussion about them. Today's topics include a special seasonal item at Burger King that everybody seems to go crazy for at this time of year. And later we will talk about trouble on Mount Fuji. Thanks for joining us today. ======================= 英語学習者向けニュースアプリ「ざっくり英語ニュース！StudyNow」で配信されたニュースから気になる記事をピックアップして話す英語番組「Talking Back」です。 今回のエピソードはホストのスコット（アメリカ）とゲストのダン（イギリス）の二人です。前半はバーガーキングの記事、後半は混雑する富士山の話です。 姉妹アプリの「英語クイズゲーム！アメリカンドリーム」もよろしくお願いします。 [CHECK IT OUT]

Découvrir l'insoupçonnable, trouver le bon ingrédient, sourcer le meilleur… L'invité que nous recevons dans le 26ème épisode de notre podcast Tsukimi est un chasseur de trésors qui parcourt l'archipel nippon afin d'en dénicher ses pépites comestibles, pépites qu'il commercialise en France via son entreprise Nishikidôri auprès des professionnels et des particuliers par le biais d'une boutique en ligne et d'une boutique parisienne située au cœur du quartier de l'Opéra. Rencontre avec Olivier Derenne, qui nous partage sa passion pour la découverte culinaire à la manière d'Indiana Jones ! Pour toutes les références, nous vous invitons à consulter notre article dédié : https://www.maisondumochi.fr/magazine/le-podcast-tsukimi-episode-26-olivier-derenne-chercheur-de-tresors-culinaires/

Le sakura mochi ou encore les pousses de bambou vues par la lunette d'une ethnographe : voici l'approche qu'a adopté Camille Oger, d'abord avec son blog Le Manger puis en tant que reporter free-lance spécialisée dans la gastronomie. Le goût à la japonaise est l'un de ses sujets de prédilection. Avec à la fois beaucoup d'humour et une grande précision, elle décortique les denrées et recettes de la péninsule nipponne. Les grands palaces, les sites touristiques : très peu pour elle. Lorsqu'elle voyage, rien ne plaît tant à Camille Oger que d'explorer les endroits où personne ne va plus. Partons explorer à ses côtés ce Japon des marges.  Pour toutes les références, nous vous invitons à consulter notre article dédié : https://www.maisondumochi.fr/magazine/le-podcast-tsukimi-episode-24-camille-oger-reporter-au-japon/ 

Anime Was (Not) A Mistake returns with Princess Jellyfish to conclude a classic season, that should had definitely received a season 2.  Tsukimi is at a crossroads, mourning her mother and unsure of life, but Kuranosuke is there, also mourning his mother and dead-set on taking the fashion world by storm. The other members of the Amamizukan are there and just as eccentric as always. With Shoko, determined to get het the results of her  renovation and blackmail of Shu signed, sealed, and done how can fashion save our intrepid heroes? Just get some beads and your mother's dress and meet us on the podcast.  Kiss us, beneath the jellyfish twilight.  Rate, Review, Subscribe, and Listen to Us on Podbean/iTunes/Stitcher/Spotify Follow us on Instagram:@animewasnotamistakepodcast Or on Facebook:@animewasnotamistakepod Music Provided: “Big-O! Show Must Go On” - Rui Nagai - Big O OST - 2007 “The First Layer”- Kevin Penkin – Made in Abyss OST- 2017 “Hold the Girl Instrumental” – Rina Sawayama – Hold the Girl - 2022

Hosts Anthony TJ Tanya Adam   Tsukimi - Moon Viewing Poem Jiku - Master Kidō 掬水月在手　 Mizu o kiku sureba/ tsuki te ni ari I scoop up water and the moon is in my hands   Enlightenment Poem  - Chiyono: also known as Mugai Nyodai (1223-1298)   tonikaku ni/ takumishi oke no/ soko nukete/ mizu tamaraneba/ tsuki mo yadorazu   With this and that I tried to keep the bucket together, and then the bottom fell out. Where water does not collect, the moon does not dwell - Translation, Merle Kodo Boyd, 2013. Information referenced https://www.youtube.com/@adamsomu/videos

 Bienvenue dans ce 23ème épisode de Tsukimi, dédié au mois de septembre ! Le mois de septembre est le dernier qui n'ait pas encore été abordé dans ce podcast dédié au kyûreki, le calendrier traditionnel japonais. En effet, nous l'avions commencé en octobre de l'année dernière, et septembre est la dernière pièce du puzzle. C'est donc un épisode tout particulier pour lequel nous sommes un peu sortis de nos habitudes comme vous le découvrirez, notamment pour le conte.   Nous vous y annonçons aussi une grande nouvelle sur laquelle nous avons gardé le secret depuis une année : la sortie le 15 septembre prochain d'un livre de recette dédié au kyûreki appelé "Kyûreki, Douceurs japonaises, 72 mochis, dango et taiyaki pour célébrer les saisons". C'est un livre-éphéméride qui associe recettes, compositions florales au rythme des saisons et de la nature. L'introduction a été écrite par la poétesse Ryoko Sekiguchi, les photos sont de Claire Curt et les textes et recettes sont de Mathilda Motte. Il est possible de le précommander sur notre site.  Etes vous donc prêt à boucler la boucle ? Tsukimi, épisode 23 spécial septembre, c'est parti !         Pour toutes les références, nous vous invitons à consulter notre article dédié : https://www.maisondumochi.fr/magazine/le-podcast-tsukimi-episode-23-septembre-tsukimi-et-une-grande-nouvelle/ 

Princess Jellyfish returns from the Anime Was (Not) A Mistake Pizza Party(TM) with the same awkward passion to defend the Amamizukan from wayward trespassers! Tsukimi is paranoid enough to have a guy dressed as a girl enter her inner sanctum, how will things work out if we throw his older brother in the mix? In this series that has/has not aged well in different ways what is the outfit of the day? Do we spend all our time reminiscing about the past in the aquarium or  will Dan/Jonathan don the dress that makes them become another person? If we ever get reincarnated we want to come back as cheese quesadillas...or maybe just jellyfish? Get out your old man fetishes and train/Romance of the three kingdom quirks and prepare to listen. Your kimono and this podcast go with everything!  Rate, Review, Subscribe, and Listen to Us on Podbean/iTunes/Stitcher/Spotify Follow us on Instagram:@animewasnotamistakepodcast Or on Facebook:@animewasnotamistakepod Music Provided: “Big-O! Show Must Go On” - Rui Nagai - Big O OST - 2007 “The First Layer”- Kevin Penkin – Made in Abyss OST- 2017 “Hold the Girl Instrumental” – Rina Sawayama – Hold the Girl - 2022

Bienvenue dans ce 22e épisode de Tsukimi où nous recevons Maori Murota. Vous connaissez peut-être Maori Murota par le biais de ses livres de recettes, notamment son dernier « Cuisine japonaise maison ». Après un parcours dans la mode, elle devient traiteur dans l'évènementiel puis auteure de livres de cuisine japonaise. Dans quel Japon a-t-elle grandi ? Comment en est-elle venue à cuisiner ? Quelles sont ses sources d'inspiration ? Voici quelques unes des questions que nous luis avons posé.  Pour les références, suivez ce lien : maisondumochi.fr/magazine/le-podcast-tsukimi-episode-22-maori-murota-une-cuisiniere-du-vegetal-a-la-japonaise/   

Dans ce 21ème épisode de Tsukimi, dédié au mois d'août Travail ou vacances, où que vous soyez, installez-vous et découvrez ce que dit le kyûreki de cette période de l'année si particulière. Nous allons y entendre chanter les cigales d'automne que l'on appelle Higurashi (ひぐらし), et nous allons également parler des hanabi, les feux d'artifices incontournables de l'été japonais. Nous allons aussi évoquer Obon, la fête des morts, ainsi que Nagori, cette mélancolie souvent associée à la fin du mois d'août. Enfin nous allons aussi cuisiner des petit délices d'été, les mizu manju.      Pour toutes les références, nous vous invitons à consulter notre article dédié : https://www.maisondumochi.fr/magazine/le-podcast-tsukimi-episode-21-aout-le-chant-des-cigales-et-la-nostalgie-de-la-fin-de-saison/ 

Bienvenue dans ce quatrième épisode de Tsukimi et deuxième entretien. La personne que j'invite aujourd'hui sur le podcast est intimement liée pour moi au Japon. J'ai parcouru les articles de son blog, en même temps que je parcourai les rues de Tokyo. Je ne compte plus le nombre de recettes d'elle que j'ai réalisée. Sa recette de pâte brisée végétale fait partie de mes incontournables et je me souviens encore baver sur mon clavier en explorant l'index des plats. Cette personne, c'est Clea, et son blog, toujours actif s'appelle Clea Cuisine. Autrice de livres de cuisine et coach culinaire, Clea est pour moi un modèle en matière d'alimentation saine et végétale. Elle a l'art de créer des recettes simples, mais avec ce petit supplément d'âme qui vous donne terriblement envie. Clea a vécu deux années au Japon, et est passionnée par ce pays. En octobre dernier, c'est sur son idée que nous avons proposé un daifuku mochi au miso et à la noix, qui a été énormément apprécié. Pendant cet entretien, nous avons évoqué les raisons qui l'ont poussée à aller vivre sur l'île de Kyûshu. Nous avons évoqué ses meilleurs souvenirs, et la nature magnifique de cette île. Nous avons évidemment parlé de cuisine japonaise, notamment de miso, cette pâte de soja fermenté que l'on peut mettre avec à peu près tout. Enfin, nous avons parlé de Novembre, et du plaisir retrouvé de déguster un bon nabe, ce pot-au-feu à la japonaise, après une bonne marche dans le froid. Pour avoir toutes les références, rdv sur l'article dédié de notre site internet : https://www.maisondumochi.fr/magazine/le-podcast-tsukimi-episode-04-clea/ 

とりあえず時間稼ぎのwellを発して、何でも言う練習。つまりそれの繰り返しが英会話です。英語を使う(発する)機会をここに、ぜひ声に出して練習を。How do you like the Japanese PM?/McDonald's Tsukimi burger? ※政策politics 補助金(cash) handout

Dans cet épisode O, nous nous présentons et vous parlons du contenu de ce podcast. Je m'appelle Mathilda Motte et je suis la fondatrice de La Maison du Mochi. La Maison du Mochi est un atelier de fabrication de daifuku artisanaux, de petites boules de riz fourrées traditionnellement d'une crème de haricot. Dans ce podcast, nous allons parler du Japon et de ses 72 saisons qui sont autant de manière de communier avec le Japon.

Te contamos sobre la contemplación de la luna llena de otoño o tsukimi y otras cosas interesantes del otoño japonés En este episodio de Japón a fondo hablamos del tsukimi, que es una preciosa tradición japonesa que implica contemplar la luna de la cosecha, es decir, la primera luna llena de otoño, que se considera la más bella del año. Y qué mejor que hacerlo justo en los días en los que estamos justo viendo esta luna llena, ¿verdad? Pero además de hablarte de esta bonita tradición, de sus decoraciones, comidas típicas y hasta del conejito que hace mochi en la luna (te contamos incluso cómo reconocerlo), hablamos de otros temas "otoñales" en Japón: Nombres tradicionales de septiembre, octubre y noviembre Clima en otoño Halloween La festividad del Shichi-go-san Comida típica de otoño e ingredientes típicos Bailes de geishas en Kioto en esta estación Festivales o matsuris de otoño Como siempre, en la sección Japonismo mini, te contamos un poco sobre las elecciones japonesas, donde el primer ministro actual, Suga, no se presentará a la reelección. Mencionamos también algunos comentarios de nuestros oyentes en los dos primeros episodios de esta segunda temporada. Y no podía faltar la sección de la palabra japonesa. Esta vez, otra vez, hablamos de dos palabras. Explicamos qué significa "tsukimi" y hablamos de "dango", una de las decoraciones y comidas típicas de esta celebración. ¡Esperamos que lo disfrutes! ¿Quieres colaborar con el programa? Colabora en Patreon Únete a la Comunidad Japonismo Reserva hoteles en Japón (y en todo el mundo) Consigue seguro de viajes (¡no sólo para Japón!) Busca los mejores vuelos Lleva Internet (pocket wifi o SIM) JR Pass para viajes ilimitados en tren ---- Continúa la conversación en: Web: https://japonismo.com Discord: https://discord.gg/hZrSa57 Facebook: https://facebook.com/japonismo Twitter: https://twitter.com/japonismo Instagram: https://instagram.com/japonismo Pinterest: https://pinterest.com/japonismo Newsletter semanal: http://eepurl.com/di60Xn

Japón es un país lleno de misterios, tradiciones y mucha cultura, es por eso que como siempre, Jelu, nos sumerge en esta cultura tan diferente a la nuestra, viajando a Japón desde "Anitakume" para conocer todas estas curiosidades, además de las novedades del mundillo del anime y del manga. En esta semana hablaremos de Tsukimi o Otsukimi que literalmente significa “mirar la luna” es una festividad japonesa en honor a la luna de otoño. ¿Quieres saber más datos acerca de esta festividad? ¡Pues escucha este podcast!

Episode 169. Kyle is back on the podcast with Melissa to talk about the romance manga Princess Jellyfish by Akiko Higashimura. Tsukimi is a young woman obsessed with jellyfish who lives in an apartment building only for otaku women, with no men allowed. When a friendly girl helps Tsukimi bring her very own jellyfish home from the pet store, she's intimidated by the stranger's beauty and fashion sense -- until she discovers this is a fashion-fanatic boy who loves wearing dresses. Her new friend Kuranosuke has to hide his identity from the other women of the apartment so they don't kick him out, which is the last thing he wants now that he's falling for Tsukimi. The Whatnauts present The Review Show, a weekly book club style podcast for all sorts of pop culture. We cover a variety of genres and mediums — movies, TV shows, comics, anime, manga, audio dramas — picking out a specific piece of entertainment that we can cover in a week's time. Every episode, your intrepid co-hosts Kyle and Melissa dive into the media of the week (with a spoiler warning!), give recommendations, and take turns pitching the next topic. For one episode a month, we check in with continuing coverage on a longer title, like a full TV series or comics run, and follow it all the way to the end. Join us for fun discussions on a wild variety of entertainment you should know!Check out our other podcasts here, or wherever you get your podcasts. If video is more your thing, then check our YouTube channel. And if you like what we do, support us on Patreon to unlock early access to most of our podcasts as well as exclusive episodes and more. You can find us on Twitter and we would love to have you join us on our Discord server as well.

Episode 169. Kyle is back on the podcast with Melissa to talk about the romance manga Princess Jellyfish by Akiko Higashimura. Tsukimi is a young woman obsessed with jellyfish who lives in an apartment building only for otaku women, with no men allowed. When a friendly girl helps Tsukimi bring her very own jellyfish home from the pet store, she's intimidated by the stranger's beauty and fashion sense -- until she discovers this is a fashion-fanatic boy who loves wearing dresses. Her new friend Kuranosuke has to hide his identity from the other women of the apartment so they don't kick him out, which is the last thing he wants now that he's falling for Tsukimi. The Whatnauts present The Review Show, a weekly book club style podcast for all sorts of pop culture. We cover a variety of genres and mediums — movies, TV shows, comics, anime, manga, audio dramas — picking out a specific piece of entertainment that we can cover in a week's time. Every episode, your intrepid co-hosts Kyle and Melissa dive into the media of the week (with a spoiler warning!), give recommendations, and take turns pitching the next topic. For one episode a month, we check in with continuing coverage on a longer title, like a full TV series or comics run, and follow it all the way to the end. Join us for fun discussions on a wild variety of entertainment you should know! Check out our other podcasts here, or wherever you get your podcasts. If video is more your thing, then check our YouTube channel. And if you like what we do, support us on Patreon to unlock early access to most of our podcasts as well as exclusive episodes and more. You can find us on Twitter and we would love to have you join us on our Discord server as well.

イッチとゴトウのアラフィフコンビでお送りするポッドキャスト"Welcome cruel world!" 今回のポッドキャストはゲストに”金曜シネマクラブ”主催者の一人・イダさんと熊本のカフェ＆イベントスペース”Tsukimi”のオーナー・イイダさんをお迎えして、現在3.40代の気鋭の日本人映画監督たちの新作（またはこれから公開予定）の映画紹介、そしてその他のお気に入りの監督たちのことをつらつらと話しました。是非聴いてみてください！ １．オープニングトーク～西川 美和「すばらしき世界」(現在公開中） ２．藤井 道人「ヤクザと家族」（現在公開中）・今泉 力哉「あの頃。」(現在公開中）・白石 和彌「孤狼の血　LEVEL2」（21年秋公開予定） ３．中野 量大「浅田家！」(20年公開）・吉田 恵輔「BLUE/ブルー」(21年4月公開予定）・三木 孝浩「夏への扉」（近日公開予定） ４．「花束みたいな恋をした」（現在公開中）・「シン・ウルトラマン」（21年夏公開予定） ５．本多 猪四郎「ゴジラ」（1954年）・相米 慎二「お引越し」（1993年）「台風クラブ」（1985年）「魚影の群れ」（1983年）「ションベンライダー」(1983年）「セーラー服と機関銃」（1981年）「光る女」(1987年）「東京上空いらっしゃいませ」（1990年）「夏の庭」（1994年）「風花」（2001年）

今週の Small Talk Japanは： ・日本の10月 ・運動会 ・お月見 このようなトピックスを今週はお話しています! October in Japan, Sports Day, and Tsukimi! Those are the topics for this week's episode of Small Talk Japan!

I tried Rich and Fluffy Tsukimi (moon-viewing)-burger for the first time. Even though I was born and raised in Japan, I have never tried before!

Yoko is talking about 'o-tsukimi'. I bet you have heard 'o-hanami', which is cherry blossom viewing. So guess what It is. Both are the traditional customary events in Japan. This year, you can watch one of o-tsukimi event online due to the COVID-19. Check what the event is and what, when and how you can watch it from Yoko's talk. 姫路城観月会2020 link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgPNUYXbgZo Script: 世界中(せかいじゅう)のメイトの皆(みな)さん、こんにちは！ サンシャインジャパニーズの陽子(ようこ)です。 今日(きょう)も、オーストラリアのケアンズから、 お届(とど)けしています。 今日(きょう)は、 ２０２０年(にせんにじゅうねん)９月(くがつ)２８日(にち)です。 そして、今日(きょう)のトピックは、お月見(つきみ)です。 お花見(はなみ)は、花(はな)、桜(さくら)を 見(み)て楽(たの)しむイベントです。 お月見(つきみ)は、月(つき)、お月(つき)様(さま)を 見(み)て楽(たの)しむイベントです。 秋(あき)のきれいな月(つき)を見(み)ながら、 豊作(ほうさく)を祈(いの)ったり、感謝(かんしゃ)したりします。 「Thanksgiving」みたいですね。 その時(とき)、月(つき)と同(おな)じ丸(まる)い団子(だんご)を お供(そな)えします。 もちろん、お供(そな)えした後(あと)、食(た)べます。 今年(ことし)は、コロナで いろいろなイベントがキャンセルになっています。 そこで、今年(ことし)は、お月見(つきみ)のイベント、 姫路(ひめじ)城(じょう)観月会(かんげつかい)が イベントのユーチューブチャンネルで 見(み)ることができます。 10月(がつ)1(つい)日(たち) 日本(にっぽん)時間(じかん)の午後(ごご)6時半(じはん)からです。 きれいなお月(つき)様(さま)を見(み)ながら、 日本(にほん)の伝統的(でんとうてき)な楽器(がっき)の 音楽(おんがく)も聞(き)くことができます。 今年(ことし)は、日本(にほん)に行(い)くことができません。 でも、いろいろなイベントを ユーチューブで見(み)ることができます。 ぜひお楽(たの)しみください。 Now, vocab check from today's talk. お月見(つきみ) moon-viewing お月(つき)様(さま) the moon 秋(あき) autumn 豊作(ほうさく) good harvest 祈(いの)ります to pray for 感謝(かんしゃ)します to appreciate 丸(まる)い round 団子(だんご) sticky sweet rice ball お供(そな)えします to offer 姫路(ひめじ)城(じょう) Himeji Castle 観月会(かんげつかい) the moon-viewing festival 日本(にっぽん)時間(じかん) Japan time 午後(ごご)6時半(じはん) 6:30pm 楽器(がっき) instrument ぜひお楽(たの)しみください please enjoy that メイトの皆(みな)さん、おつかれさまでした！ ではまた！

This week on Anime Pulse we got Tsukimi sandwiches, why Westerners hate sugoi dekai, and adopting an imaginary monster friend. Up first IRL news goes in with Joseph ready to break free from his self isolation, and Andrew wants us to rank the most unconventional anime weaponry of all time. Afterwards we dig into industry news with Tom from Cartoon Network supporting BLM, an adult actress explains the finer points of Uzaki, and a VTuber couldn't handle the heat after just a couple weeks. And lastly the reviews return to normal with Joseph going on a journey with an adopted human daughter, and Andrew brings home an invisible creature.

This week on Anime Pulse we got Tsukimi sandwiches, why Westerners hate sugoi dekai, and adopting an imaginary monster friend. Up first IRL news goes in with Joseph ready to break free from his self isolation, and Andrew wants us to rank the most unconventional anime weaponry of all time. Afterwards we dig into industry news with Tom from Cartoon Network supporting BLM, an adult actress explains the finer points of Uzaki, and a VTuber couldn't handle the heat after just a couple weeks. And lastly the reviews return to normal with Joseph going on a journey with an adopted human daughter, and Andrew brings home an invisible creature.

Gemini and Arthur return to the Daddy Juice Energy Studio with Foxtrot and Burrito on the other side of the glory hole. Audio begins with a bonus pre-show behind the scenes so you can see how the checks are cashed: Arthur reflects on editing the previous episode. Foxtrot talks chainsaws. Gemini’s beer breakdown. Superbad drawings on Slam City’s OnlyFans page. Quick notes discussion. Finger flute. Show starts at 5:48. The ad read for Foxbox VPN brings up a couple Japanese fetishes and a promo code in Latin that the Intergalactic Boba Runners discuss before they review their week. Burrito went to a few stores to run errands and is working on a mountain bike. Gemini Jackson was on the CSCB campaign trail. What I Had For Lunch. This Is The Newz. Japan’s ‘flying car’ gets off ground, with a person aboard. ‘Black Panther’ actor Chadwick Boseman dies at 43 after 4-year fight with colon cancer. Ecuador couple certified as oldest married pair, nearly 215. First trial of LSD-MDMA set to test safety and treatment potential. Amazon wins FAA approval for Prime Air drone delivery fleet. Andrew Lloyd Webber dropped a ‘Phantom of the WAPera’ Cardi B remix and we regret to inform you music is cancelled. Post Malone Becomes Co-Owner of Texas’ Biggest Esports Group. Woman arrested in mountains of Japan for attempted murder with bow and arrow. Slam City Re-enactment: Felony Charge Over Illicit Juul Scheme. Woman spends $135k on ‘plastic doll’ transformation. Bella Thorne and OnlyFans controversy explained. How to get the upper body of a burrowing frog. Naturist couple will pay £2k to anyone who can help them move houses – but the person must be naked on the job. The Science of Bruce Lee’s master move, the One-Inch Punch. Move over, dartboards – Japan now has shuriken machines for ninja fun! You Should Waffle Two Pieces of Pizza Together. Customer handed eye-watering bill after misreading menu at Gordon Ramsay steak. Pinterest pays $89.5 million to terminate San Francisco office lease. Alternative-meat startup is hoping a 3D-printed steak can upend the meat industry. Pro tip: Never be the first unless it’s a gangbang. SPAM shortage? Pandemic leads to production problems. McDonald’s and KFC Japan release new Tsukimi “moon-viewing” burgers. Grandmother shows off 24-year-old McDonald’s burger kept in a closet that she says has not rotted. More than $130K raised for California family after girls seen using Taco Bell WiFi for school work. CBP In San Juan Seizes $27 Million Found Inside Boxes Bound To St. Thomas. Man arrested for peeing in beer cans and leaving them on the side of the road in Japan. Consuming your own fecal microbiome may help keep off the pounds . He had marijuana coming out of his WHAT?!?! New research reveals how armpit aroma can be cue for passion. Elon Musk: “Good chance you’ll die” on Mars. Tourist grabs a tiger’s testicles as she poses for a photo at Thai zoo. Calculating the reduction in worldwide deaths from liver cancer if the whole world drank more coffee. Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research study finds honeybee venom rapidly kills aggressive breast cancer cells. Tony Stark wannabe spotted in a jet pack by two pilots at 3,000 feet. Now the FBI is involved. Meteorite study suggests Earth has always been wet. World record set for most crane games in one arcade with new game center in Tokyo. New York state man breaks one-handed clapping record. WTF We Learned This Week. Humans are not born with kneecaps. Foxtrot unboxes a package he received in the mail. Bonus after party audio: Intergalactic Boba Runners admire their new Slam City full-color die cut vinyl stickers. A business without a sign is a sign of no business. Deepfake sponsors: Foxbox VPN, Julio Tejas, Daddy Juice Energy, Zero Gravity Beer.

Gemini and Arthur return to the Daddy Juice Energy Studio with Foxtrot and Burrito on the other side of the glory hole. Audio begins with a bonus pre-show behind the scenes so you can see how the checks are cashed: Arthur reflects on editing the previous episode. Foxtrot talks chainsaws. Gemini’s beer breakdown. Superbad drawings on Slam City’s OnlyFans page. Quick notes discussion. Finger flute. Show starts at 5:48. The ad read for Foxbox VPN brings up a couple Japanese fetishes and a promo code in Latin that the Intergalactic Boba Runners discuss before they review their week. Burrito went to a few stores to run errands and is working on a mountain bike. Gemini Jackson was on the CSCB campaign trail. What I Had For Lunch. This Is The Newz. Japan’s ‘flying car’ gets off ground, with a person aboard. ‘Black Panther’ actor Chadwick Boseman dies at 43 after 4-year fight with colon cancer. Ecuador couple certified as oldest married pair, nearly 215. First trial of LSD-MDMA set to test safety and treatment potential. Amazon wins FAA approval for Prime Air drone delivery fleet. Andrew Lloyd Webber dropped a ‘Phantom of the WAPera’ Cardi B remix and we regret to inform you music is cancelled. Post Malone Becomes Co-Owner of Texas’ Biggest Esports Group. Woman arrested in mountains of Japan for attempted murder with bow and arrow. Slam City Re-enactment: Felony Charge Over Illicit Juul Scheme. Woman spends $135k on ‘plastic doll’ transformation. Bella Thorne and OnlyFans controversy explained. How to get the upper body of a burrowing frog. Naturist couple will pay £2k to anyone who can help them move houses – but the person must be naked on the job. The Science of Bruce Lee’s master move, the One-Inch Punch. Move over, dartboards – Japan now has shuriken machines for ninja fun! You Should Waffle Two Pieces of Pizza Together. Customer handed eye-watering bill after misreading menu at Gordon Ramsay steak. Pinterest pays $89.5 million to terminate San Francisco office lease. Alternative-meat startup is hoping a 3D-printed steak can upend the meat industry. Pro tip: Never be the first unless it’s a gangbang. SPAM shortage? Pandemic leads to production problems. McDonald’s and KFC Japan release new Tsukimi “moon-viewing” burgers. Grandmother shows off 24-year-old McDonald’s burger kept in a closet that she says has not rotted. More than $130K raised for California family after girls seen using Taco Bell WiFi for school work. CBP In San Juan Seizes $27 Million Found Inside Boxes Bound To St. Thomas. Man arrested for peeing in beer cans and leaving them on the side of the road in Japan. Consuming your own fecal microbiome may help keep off the pounds . He had marijuana coming out of his WHAT?!?! New research reveals how armpit aroma can be cue for passion. Elon Musk: “Good chance you’ll die” on Mars. Tourist grabs a tiger’s testicles as she poses for a photo at Thai zoo. Calculating the reduction in worldwide deaths from liver cancer if the whole world drank more coffee. Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research study finds honeybee venom rapidly kills aggressive breast cancer cells. Tony Stark wannabe spotted in a jet pack by two pilots at 3,000 feet. Now the FBI is involved. Meteorite study suggests Earth has always been wet. World record set for most crane games in one arcade with new game center in Tokyo. New York state man breaks one-handed clapping record. WTF We Learned This Week. Humans are not born with kneecaps. Foxtrot unboxes a package he received in the mail. Deepfake sponsors: Foxbox VPN, Julio Tejas, Daddy Juice Energy, Zero Gravity Beer.

Move over, dartboards – Japan now has shuriken machines for ninja fun! You Should Waffle Two Pieces of Pizza Together. Customer handed eye-watering bill after misreading menu at Gordon Ramsay steak. Pinterest pays $89.5 million to terminate San Francisco office lease. Alternative-meat startup is hoping a 3D-printed steak can upend the meat industry. Pro tip: Never be the first unless it's a gangbang. SPAM shortage? Pandemic leads to production problems. McDonald's and KFC Japan release new Tsukimi "moon-viewing" burgers. Grandmother shows off 24-year-old McDonald's burger kept in a closet that she says has not rotted. More than $130K raised for California family after girls seen using Taco Bell WiFi for school work. CBP In San Juan Seizes $27 Million Found Inside Boxes Bound To St. Thomas. Man arrested for peeing in beer cans and leaving them on the side of the road in Japan. Consuming your own fecal microbiome may help keep off the pounds . He had marijuana coming out of his WHAT?!?! New research reveals how armpit aroma can be cue for passion. Elon Musk: "Good chance you'll die" on Mars. Tourist grabs a tiger's testicles as she poses for a photo at Thai zoo. Calculating the reduction in worldwide deaths from liver cancer if the whole world drank more coffee. Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research study finds honeybee venom rapidly kills aggressive breast cancer cells. Tony Stark wannabe spotted in a jet pack by two pilots at 3,000 feet. Now the FBI is involved. Meteorite study suggests Earth has always been wet. World record set for most crane games in one arcade with new game center in Tokyo. New York state man breaks one-handed clapping record.

Covers volumes 9 to 17 of Princess Jellyfish by Akiko Higashimura Don your armor (read: your prettiest, frilliest dress) and get ready to defend Tsukimi and all the residents of Amamizukan from corporate kidnapper Kai Fish. Guest Carrie McClain (an editor at Black Nerd Problems) and host Ashley list off the moments that made them cry in the second half, what clothes come to mean for the Amars, who has agency (and who doesn’t), and have one of the most epic Shipping Corners on the podcast yet. (Shu!! How dare you worm your way into our hearts like this?! HOW DARE YOU make us doubt Kuranosuke x Tsukimi for even a minute?!) Plus, in an author’s note, Higashimura questions why Princess Jellyfish is so popular in America, so Ashley and Carrie, as Americans, provide personal (and speculative) answers. LINKS Princess Jellyfish is available from Kodansha USA physically and digitally You can watch the 11-episode anime over on Funimation Higashimura also did Tokyo Tarareba Girls, which was a digital-first initiative from Kodansha that's now getting a print run. Listen to our episode about it here. Kuranosuke still does not identify as an okama What is a fujoshi? Hana-Kimi is available from Viz Media Harajuku and fashion Correction when talking about Maid-sama: Takumi Usui is actually 3/4s Japanese, 1/4 English, and his half-brother Gerald Walker is the reverse. Which just makes their genetic stereotypes even more ridiculous in the manga. (To show that Takumi is mixed-race, he has blond hair and green eyes, both recessive genes.) This was mentioned at some point during our Maid-sama coverage. Listen to our first Maid-sama episode here. The manga is also available from Viz Media. Higashimura’s divorce news Deb Aoki’s article in Publisher’s Weekly about why manga is booming in the West right now Outro song: “Kokodake no Hanashi” by Chatmonchy (the opening of the Princess Jellyfish anime) SOCIAL Find Carrie's work on Black Nerd Problems, where she writes lots about comics Follow Carrie on Twitter @DivineBlkPearl Follow Shojo & Tell on Twitter @shojoandtell Follow Shojo & Tell on Instagram @shojoandtell Follow Ashley on Twitter @AshMcD00 Comments, questions, constructive criticism, concerns? Want to tell us what made you cry? Email shojoandtell [at] gmail.com or simply leave a comment on the episode page.

Covers volumes 1 to 8 of Princess Jellyfish by Akiko Higashimura Chances are you’ve heard heaps and heaps of praise bestowed upon this manga about a jellyfish otaku whose life is changed forever by a crossdresser. That praise is HELLA ACCURATE. Carrie McClain (an editor at Black Nerd Problems) and host Ashley reveal how much they’ve become Princess Jellyfish otaku by fangirling all over the Amars and Kuranosuke, dissecting how Higashimura explores identity politics through the narrative and motifs in the art, and remind you that everybody, EVERYBODY, is an otaku. Yes, even straight-laced, stuffy Shu. He’s a Tsukimi otaku. LINKS Princess Jellyfish is available from Kodansha USA physically and digitally You can watch the 11-episode anime over on Funimation Higashimura also did Tokyo Tarareba Girls, which was a digital-first initiative from Kodansha that's now getting a print run. Listen to our episode about it here. Tokyopop had a line of comics back in the day called Chix Comics. Groan. Are you living the NEET life? Kuranosuke does not identify as an okama Records of the Three Kingdoms, aka what Mayaya's always going on about Princess Jellyfish Nomu is probably insulted to be lumped in with My Hero Academia Nomu. Maybe. What is a fujoshi? Don't let your party get petrified in Final Fantasy Tenryū Arashiyama from Maid-sama, the much more problematic version of Kuranosuke. Listen to our first Maid-sama episode here. The manga is also available from Viz Media. Outro song: “Kokodake no Hanashi” by Chatmonchy (the opening of the Princess Jellyfish anime) SOCIAL Find Carrie's work on Black Nerd Problems, where she writes lots about comics Follow Carrie on Twitter @DivineBlkPearl Follow Shojo & Tell on Twitter @shojoandtell Follow Shojo & Tell on Instagram @shojoandtell Follow Ashley on Twitter @AshMcD00 Comments, questions, constructive criticism, concerns? Want to tell us who your favorite member of the Amars is? Email shojoandtell [at] gmail.com or simply leave a comment on the episode page.

This week we enter the Singapore arc of Princess Jellyfish. Only two more episodes of our retrospective to go til we finish Akiko Higashimura’s romantic comedy! Remember to send us emails! mangamachinations@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter! @mangamacpodcast Check out our tumblr! http://mangamachinations.tumblr.com Join our Discord server and come talk to us! http://discord.me/mangamac Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Intro Song: “Just Between Us” by Chatmonchy from Princess Jellyfish, Opening, Introductions 00:01:01 - Whatchu Been Reading: Transition Song: Dragon Ball Z OST “Prologue”, Netflix sending Seamus surveys about the weekly release schedule of Violet Evergarden, talking about the Netflix piracy controversy and social media spoiler culture 00:08:16 - Seamus is impressed with the vloging and crowd funding in A Place Further than the Universe and enjoying it’s story about pleasant people 00:13:20 - Happiness is taking darfox to some dark places, discussing extreme violence and dark content in stories 00:23:06 - dakazu reads the manga adaptation of the Netflix anime movie adaptation of BLAME! and questions why it exists 00:26:47 - News: 80’s manga Banana Fish is getting an anime adaptation, 00:28:35 - Crunchyroll’s Anime Awards, My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness winning Best Manga 00:32:31 - Next Episode Preview and Rundown: Retrospective review of Princess Jellyfish by Akiko Higashimura, We’ll be reading and discussing volumes 16-17 00:32:48 - Main Segment Retrospective: Transition Song: “Kime no KIREI ni kizuite Okure” by Sambomaster from Princess Jellyfish, retrospective review of Princess Jellyfish by Akiko Higashimura, We discuss the story moving away from the Amarz, the mystery behind Io-chan’s gender, the real-life waste problem in the clothing industry, and make final predictions about who Tsukimi will end up with!(covers volumes 14-15) 01:48:39 - Next Week’s Topic: Princess Jellyfish, House Keeping, Social Media Rundown, Sign Off, Sign Off Song: “wish men” by sunbrain from Beet the Vandel Buster

This episode we discuss the public perception of manga where we are and how to increase the US manga reading audience! And of course more Princess Jellyfish! Remember to send us emails! mangamachinations@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter! @mangamacpodcast Check out our tumblr! http://mangamachinations.tumblr.com Join our Discord server and come talk to us! http://discord.me/mangamac Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Intro Song: “Just Between Us” by Chatmonchy from Princess Jellyfish, Opening, Introductions, Listener Emails: Discussing our usernames, 00:05:38 - how is manga perceived where we live? 00:11:17 - Whatchu Been Reading: Transition Song: Dragon Ball Z OST “Prologue”, Seamus asks if a certain character in The Promised Neverland is a racist stereotype 00:21:12 - Subtitles and numbering in manga volumes 00:25:13 - darfox is bummed about the mini-break March comes in like a Lion is taking and not impressed with the animation from the dungeon arc of Black Clover, Mudazumo Naki Kaikaku: Princess of Japan focuses on the high school girl descendant of Emperor Hirohito battling Donald Trump in mahjong and dakazu is not having any of it 00:31:06 - dakazu is enjoying Sanzoku Diary artist Kentaro Okamoto’s writer debut in Sounan desu ka? despite some panty shots 00:34:11 - the post-war drama Areyo Hoshikuzu has ended, we share stories about re-reading manga 00:38:40 - News: we expand on Deb Aoki’s twitter question about how to get more people in the US to read manga 00:51:11 - Tomorrow’s Joe creator Tetsuya Chiba addressing manga piracy, manga artist Takashi Yoshida critique of the publishers, changes to Crunchyroll site’s Kodansha manga catalog 00:58:47 - debating the price of manga 01:02:33 - 1st image from live-action adaptation of My Brother’s Husband, Alita: Battle Angel getting delayed til December 01:03:37 - Tomorrow's Joe 50th anniversary project Megalo Box looks like it shares story similarities with characters 01:06:59 - Next Episode Preview and Rundown: Retrospective review of Princess Jellyfish by Akiko Higashimura, We’ll be reading and discussing volumes 14-15 01:07:15 - Main Segment Retrospective: Transition Song: “Kime no KIREI ni kizuite Okure” by Sambomaster from Princess Jellyfish, retrospective review of Princess Jellyfish by Akiko Higashimura, We enjoy the hilarious betrayal of the Amarz, go into our disappointment of the new flamboyantly gay Usami character, make predictions of who will end up with Tsukimi, and ponder if Higashimura’s philosophy on romance takes inspiration from her real life(covers volumes 12-13) 01:48:39 - Next Week’s Topic: Princess Jellyfish, House Keeping, Social Media Rundown, Sign Off, Sign Off Song: “wish men” by sunbrain from Beet the Vandel Buster

On this episode we get back to our Princess Jellyfish retrospective to debate whether this is just another generic romantic comedy or something more! Remember to send us emails! mangamachinations@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter! @mangamacpodcast Check out our tumblr! http://mangamachinations.tumblr.com Join our Discord server and come talk to us! http://discord.me/mangamac Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Intro Song: “Just Between Us” by Chatmonchy from Princess Jellyfish, Opening, Introductions, talking about @Richmon_Lee’s excellent twitter thread about the end of Devilman Crybaby 00:01:32 - Whatchu Been Reading: Transition Song: Dragon Ball Z OST “Prologue”, Darfox finally takes the plunge on Black Clover manga, debating the extended pacing of the anime 00:10:33 - Seamus is reading American comic 100 Bullets, dakazu wants to keep watching Darling in the Franxx but is grossed out by excessive fan service, somehow After the Rain doesn’t bother dakazu as much as Bunny Drop 00:16:38 - Seamus is impressed by the animation of Violet Evergarden and is finally watching Tatami Galaxy 00:21:14 - dakazu loves Masami Yuuki’s Dis x Comm and how different manga artists like Natsume Ono and Akiko Higashimura collaborated by coloring the beginning of every chapter 00:23:30 - dakazu checks out the complete edition of Misumisou released for the upcoming live action movie adaptation, News: Shaman King 20th anniversary project is running in Shonen Magazine Edge 00:28:55 - New Gegege no Kitarou anime replacing Dragon Ball Super, Rumiko Takahashi’s 4th nomination for an Eisner Awarad, Rensuke Oshikiri participating in EVO JAPAN competitive fighter tournament 00:31:51 - Seamus will be going to see a stage play adaptation of Naoki Urasawa’s Pluto 00:35:14 - Main Segment Retrospective: Transition Song: “Kime no KIREI ni kizuite Okure” by Sambomaster from Princess Jellyfish, retrospective review of Princess Jellyfish by Akiko Higashimura, we discuss Kuranosuke’s feelings for Tsukimi, point out Higashimura’s story progression, and make more predictions which characters will be shipped!(covers volumes 4-5) 01:04:40 - New Chapter Check In: SPOILERS for Chi no Wadachi and BEASTARS 01:24:43 - House Keeping, Social Media Rundown, Next Week’s Topic: Princess Jellyfish, Sign Off, Sign Off Song: “wish men” by sunbrain from Beet the Vandel Buster

We complete our review of the wonderful and quirky Princess Jellyfish! Kuronosuke, despite his wishes, develops romantic feelings towards the hapless Tsukimi, which is further complicated by her own feelings for his brother Shuu. Shuu, meanwhile, as his own problems, being roofied and blackmailed by a malevolent property developer. All this as the lady Otakus struggle to raise the funds they need to protect their house from demolition!  Go find us on social media! We want to hear from you! Follow the official account on Twitter (@sequencepod). You can also find articles and updates from us on the Geekly Inc website. You can also find us on; Vince (@vincekenny), Kym (@kymcattys), Ben (@benstonick). Or! Drop us an email with transformationsequence@gmail.com You can listen to Transformation sequence on Stitcher, too! http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/transformation-sequence

We start a 2-part review of the hilarious and sweet Princess Jellyfish! Tsukimi has moved to Tokyo, into the shared apartments of the Amars, a community of spinster-eqsue otaku women. Living with a doll-otaku, a train-otaku, a Chinese history-otaku and an old man-otaku is made all the tougher after she befriends a mysterious and beautiful woman who seems to stand for everything that they do not! Go find us on social media! We want to hear from you! Follow the official account on Twitter (@sequencepod). You can also find articles and updates from us on the Geekly Inc website. You can also find us on; Vince (@vincekenny), Kym (@kymcattys), Ben (@benstonick). Or! Drop us an email with transformationsequence@gmail.com You can listen to Transformation sequence on Stitcher, too! http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/transformation-sequence

Tsukimi or Otsukimi (月見)literally means “moon-viewing,” and refers to Japanese festivals honoring the autumn moon. The days for the celebration of the full moon and the celebration of the waxing moon normally fall in September and October of the modern solar calendar. The tradition is thought to date back to the Heian era (794—1185) when […]