Unpacking Japan

Unpacking Japan

Unpacking Japan explores Japanese arts, culture, and business through the lives of foreigners who have made this amazing country their home. While we’ve all seen vlogs and movies showing Japan from a pop culture perspective, Unpacking Japan tells the stories that get left by the wayside—the immigrants, the entrepreneurs, and the artists. Tune in every week for an authentic, inspiring conversation with someone who’s carved out their own, unique place in this beautiful country. Host: Tobias Bieker Production: A. Magdych Editing: L. Nicholas, J. Sketchley Social: J. Sketchley Design: M. Koga

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Should non-residents be allowed to buy Japanese homes?

Should non-residents be allowed to buy Japanese homes?

Meet Derek, co-founder of YukiHomes, a service that helps people overseas buy cheap homes in Japan. He sits down to talk to us about his own journey buying an akiya in Japan and running a business fro...

8 Sep 1h

The problem with Japanese mainstream media

The problem with Japanese mainstream media

Meet Martin Fackler, a journalist and author based in Japan. He sits down to talk to us about his career in China and Japan, what went into reporting his biggest stories, and the problems with Japan's...

4 Sep 2h 26min

Why Japan's jazz cafes are more important than ever

Why Japan's jazz cafes are more important than ever

Meet Philip, an author and photographer who's spent years documenting Japan's jazz kissa, who sits down to talk to us about his work and the cafes he's explored in his book. He tells us about the hist...

1 Sep 1h 16min

What it's like to live with invisible illnesses in Japan

What it's like to live with invisible illnesses in Japan

Meet Hanna, an activist who has been living with chronic illnesses like fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome, as well as PTSD. She sits down to talk to us about her experiences living with invisi...

28 Aug 46min

How did anime get so popular overseas, when Japanese companies did not care?

How did anime get so popular overseas, when Japanese companies did not care?

Meet Roland Kelts, an author known for his book Japanamerica: How Japanese Pop Culture Has Invaded the U.S. He sits down to talk to us about the anime industry and the spread of Japanese pop culture o...

25 Aug 1h 33min

Japanese teacher's secret to communication, with ⁨@NihongoDekita⁩

Japanese teacher's secret to communication, with ⁨@NihongoDekita⁩

Meet Sayaka, a Japanese teacher known for her work on her channel Nihongo Dekita. She sits down to talk to us about her own journey to English fluency, discovering a passion for teaching language, and...

21 Aug 1h 7min

Sitting down with the U.S.'s first manga professor

Sitting down with the U.S.'s first manga professor

Meet Kofi Bazell-Smith, the United States' first manga professor. He sits down to talk to us about the rules, form, and history of manga, his work in teaching and cultural relations, as well as his ow...

19 Aug 1h 11min

Why are so many Tokyo apartments not foreigner friendly?

Why are so many Tokyo apartments not foreigner friendly?

Meet Sandul, a real estate agent in Tokyo. He sits down to talk to us about the reality of renting, the difficulties of renting as a foreigner or student, and how to settle in as a new resident in Jap...

14 Aug 1h 9min

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