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Live in Tokyo with Max D. Capo

Max D. Capo
Japan
Parkour
Kero Kero Bonito
Tokyo, Japan
Global Mobility
Germany
Visa Process
Public Japanese Schooling
IFBB
Tokyo Sims
MALAYSIA
Mixed Japanese
Red Bull
Men's Physique
Music

Live in Tokyo Podcast with Max D. Capo is a podcast that features unique individuals living in Tokyo, to talk about what it's like to live in Japan as someone who is both an insider and outsider at the same time. Individuals to be featured are creatives, entrepreneurs, mixed Japanese, and other people with a unique take on Japan.

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Episode #32 of the “Live in Tokyo” PodcastAlisa is a singer-songwriter based in Tokyo, Japan. She was born in the UK to a Japanese father and Australian mother, and was raised between Australia and Japan. This episode covers topics such as being mixe... more

Episode #31 of the “Live in Tokyo” PodcastAyako is currently a DJ based in Southeast Asia. She is born to a Japanese father and Malaysian-Chinese mother. In this episode she describes her experiences growing up in Malaysia versus Japan, Japanese fami... more

Episode #30 of the “Live in Tokyo” PodcastKole from Tokyo Sims is a musician and content creator based in Japan. In this episode, topics involve growing up in Atlanta, being mixed Japanese, cultural norms in Japan, and how Kole is making moves to cre... more

Episode #29 of the “Live in Tokyo” PodcastAju "Ajuchan" is a DJ from Japan. She is mixed Black (Bahamian) and Japanese, and was born and raised in Tokyo. Having lived the life of a Japanese ヤンキー (yankee/delinquent), she pivoted later in life to do fa... more

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Ayako Ogawa
Malaysian-Japanese DJ and content creator
Independent artist
Episode: Ep. 31 | My Life between Malaysia, Japan, and the West ft. Ayako Ogawa
Jason Paul
Parkour athlete and filmmaker
Red Bull (sponsor for parkour career)
Episode: Ep. 26 | Why this German Athlete Moved his Family to Japan ft. Jason Paul
Minami Minami
Artist, vocalist for Cream
Cream
Episode: Ep. 24 | My Dating Experiences as a Japanese Bilingual in Tokyo | MINAMI MINAMI from CREAM
Shun Kanekin
Founder/Athlete at Kanekin Fitness
Kanekin Fitness
Episode: Ep. 23 | The Pioneer of Male Fitness in Japan | IFBB PRO ‪@KanekinFitness‬
Sarah Bonito
Kero Kero Bonito
Episode: Ep. 22 | I Left Japan and Became a Music Icon | ft. Sarah of Kero Kero Bonito

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Ep. 22 | I Left Japan and Became a Music Icon | ft. Sarah of Kero Kero Bonito
Q: What advice does she give to young bilingual artists?
Embrace multilingual expression, be true to your dual identity, and trust that music can transcend borders; don't rely on traditional signals like radio play to define success.
Ep. 22 | I Left Japan and Became a Music Icon | ft. Sarah of Kero Kero Bonito
Q: What challenges did she face growing up as mixed heritage in Otaru and later in the UK?
She faced social scrutiny and being seen as 'the other', which pushed her to find her voice through music and language, ultimately turning identity into an artistic strength.
Ep. 22 | I Left Japan and Became a Music Icon | ft. Sarah of Kero Kero Bonito
Q: How did Sarah's bilingual approach shape the early sound of Kero Kero Bonito?
Her choice to fuse English and Japanese emerged from a personal need to express herself in two languages, driven by her upbringing in Japan and the UK, and it helped the band reach audiences who connected with hybrid lyrics and cross-cultural imagery.

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What is Live in Tokyo about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on people living in Tokyo who straddle insider and outsider perspectives, often exploring cross-cultural experiences, mobility, and creative or entrepreneurial paths in Japan. Recent episodes highlight mixed-heritage individuals navigating identity, language, dating, and career transitions—from musicians and athletes to artists and influencers—while offering practical insights about relocating, integrating into Japanese society, and building international careers. A recurring throughline is resilience and authenticity: guests share personal journeys, cultural contrasts, and the realities of pursuing unique paths in a globally connected Tokyo. Listeners who are curious about living in Japan as a foreign-born or mixed-heritag... more

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