Two guys podcasting about the obscure side of Japan you haven't heard about but probably should.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 150 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Categories | Places & TravelSociety & Culture |
In this episode of Japan 2.O, David and Matt discuss their recent snowboarding trip to Hakuba. more
Japan has to be one of the best places in the world to grow old. Is this due to the infamous aging population? Or is this because you can be 40 years old and still be the youngest person in the club? Listen to our latest episode to find out! more
In this episode of Japan 2.0, David gets redemption on Fuji Rock! This episode features a special guest as well as a Japan 2.0 first, recording from a car. You might want to go back and listen to the Fuji Rock episode I did 6 years ago before listen... more
In this episode of Japan 2.0 the pair discuss Matt’s new puppy and what it is like to get a pet in Japan. more
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This is easily my favorite podcast about Japan. Matt and David are so relatable and great podcast hosts. I love that they talk about their honest experiences in Japan, sometimes talking about things like music, fashion, doing a live walking around the city, sometimes it’s architecture, and always about Japan. My husband got me into this podcast because he, like the hosts, share the same happiness and excitement when talking about Japan. Their story about how they got to Japan, by following their... more
Been looking for a new Kobe based podcast about Japan since the Just Japan Podcast went on hiatus a couple years ago. This one fits the bill nicely and I've already been excited to hear an episode that had them talking about Sannomiya and mentioning the otaku shopping area near Hankyu Sannomiya station. Looking forward to much more including maybe a visit to the nearby onsen town of Arima.
Love every episode, hearing different sides of Japan is so engaging and interesting. The guys become like your friends in an episode or two, then you just hang out and get your mind blown
Entertaining and informative podcasts. Love Matt’s music choices. One day I’ll get there to Japan and hopefully can meet up with you two while there. more
Thank you so much for taking the time to put up these episodes!!! Looking forward to more podcasts and hearing about the answers to those unanswered questions. Also have to selfishly ask for more fashion episodes :). Hoping to make it back in July 2021 with my son on his first visit and my 4th.
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