
Tokyo based video game podcast focusing on Nintendo and gaming culture in Japan's capital.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 127 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisure | |||

Tokyo Game Life reaches its explosive finale as I check out the Final Fantasy X exhibit in Shinjuku, share some thoughts on Fire Emblem Fortune’s Weave, and break down the megaton Directs!
(0:00) - Saying sayonara to the podcast
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Culdcept Central founder Andyman returns to chat about Culdcept Begins! We dive into this revival of the cult classic Japanese card/board game and how it’s bringing the franchise to new fans. And I take you inside Dragon Quest Dive, the 40th annivers... more
Author Mike Diver joins to chat about Japanese Alien games! From Square to Capcom to Sega, we explore how this American film franchise left its mark on the Japanese gaming scene. Plus I check out two once-canceled Virtual Boy titles, Zero Racers and ... more
YouTuber Tantacles joins to chat about Square Enix Cafe & Shop in both Tokyo and Los Angeles! Edible slimes, the aesthetics, the merch, we get into everything about this new nerdy eatery! And I look at the first wave of Pokopia DLC, Bubbly Basin!
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One of the few gaming podcasts I still listen to. Everything is very much on point with few tangents and overall respects your time. I enjoy the perspective from someone living in Japan. Hearing about the animal crossing baskin robins sundays makes me feel like I live in the wrong country. Finally, the game reviews are well done, short and thoughtful and avoid overly analytical, dry and frankly boring discussions you get elsewhere, remembering that we are playing games to have fun. The passion ... more
Love the podcast. I used episodes to help inform my last trip to tokyo. Great host and guests. Highly recommend
Love the podcast. Been binging it as i can. You like Nintendo and japan. This is the podcast for you
This is only the second podcast I’ve found that dives into gaming culture based in Japan (8-4 is another good one). Really excellent cross section of my interests. Would love to see a dive into more obscure Japanese gaming (similar to the WonderSwan episode).
This podcast is like the perfect cross-section of my interests. The host is well-spoken and thoughtfully curates a show that gives us a slice of Japanese culture and mixes in the fun of Nintendo. Good production quality and the episodes are the perfect length. Highly recommend — and an excellent social media follow as well!
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A Tokyo-based gaming show that centers on Nintendo, Japanese gaming culture, and the consumer side of the scene. Episodes typically feature in-depth discussions of Nintendo releases, Tokyo-area events and venues, retro collecting, and cross-cultural perspectives on games and brands in Japan. Guests range from indie developers and historians to YouTubers and industry commentators, creating a mix of design analysis, archival context, and on-the-ground Tokyo insights. Notable strengths include thoughtful guest conversations, strong local perspective, and a steady stream of practical consumer and culture observations for fans planning trips, purchases, or sponsorships in the Japanese games ecosystem.
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Tokyo Game Life launched 5 years ago and published 127 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Tokyo Game Life include:
1. Mike Diver
2. Daft Husky
3. David Teixeira
4. Drew Mackie
5. Alex Kraus
6. Josh (JT)
7. Chris (KaniPro Games, Ultra Healthy Video Game Nerd)
8. Rex Neighbors III
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