
Sendai Lads is a podcast about life and random things — from a slightly atypical lad in Sendai. Hosted by Moto, this podcast drifts between stories of life in Japan, travelling through unfamiliar places, creative detours, and the strange ways people reinvent themselves over time. Whether you're interested in Japan, life abroad, or simply listening to thoughtful stories that don’t fit neatly into c... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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Eight performances.
A basement theatre.
And something that finally felt real.
In this episode, I talk about opening Sweeney Todd in London—and quietly realising I had actually done the thing I came there to do.
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Sendai Lads: An Atypical Life in Japa... more
A lot of repetition,
small improvements,
and things slowly making sense.
In this episode, I talk about rehearsals and everything around them.
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Sendai Lads: An Atypical Life in Japan
Meal deals on buses,
singing in parks,
and trying to figure things out.
In this episode, I talk about my early life in London.
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Sendai Lads: An Atypical Life in Japan
I started with one song.
And not necessarily the safest one.
In this episode, I talk about what it actually looked like when I started trying to become a musical theatre performer in London.
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Sendai Lads: An Atypical Life in Japan
Some interests grow slowly.
And at some point, they become harder to ignore.
In this episode, I talk about how musical theatre found its way into my life.
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Sendai Lads: An Atypical Life in Japan
Some periods of life are… less structured than others.
In this episode, I talk about my early days in Northampton, and the small routines that quietly filled the time.
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Sendai Lads: An Atypical Life in Japan
Sometimes the decision itself is simple.
But everything around it isn’t.
In this episode, I talk about the period before leaving Japan—and what it felt like to arrive in the UK without much of a plan.
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Sendai Lads: An Atypical Life in Japan
I’ve already talked about ramen before.
But somehow… here we are again.
In this episode, I talk about ramen, small habits, and the slightly complicated relationship between what I like and what actually works.
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A reflective series centered on life in Sendai, Japan, and the author's evolving relationship with travel, routine, and personal reinvention. Episodes blend intimate monologues about daily life—including pets, food rituals, and the quiet pleasures of a slower pace—with broader musings on identity, place, and the pull of new places abroad. Recurring threads include balancing a stable base with exploration, the quest to visit many countries, and how home can be a chosen orientation as much as a location. The show stands out for its intimate, diary-like tone, honest self-questioning, and a willingness to embrace unconventional life paths outside metropolitan Tokyo.
Listeners who enjoy thoughtful, slower-paced storytelling, cross-cultural glim... more
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