Speculative fiction writer, long-term resident of Japan and Bram Stoker Award finalist Thersa Matsuura explores all that is weird from old Japan—strange superstitions, folktales, cultural oddities, and interesting language quirks. These are little treasures she digs up while doing research for her writing.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 173 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Terrie reads Lafcadio Hearn's metaphysical story "Readings from a Dream-book," a collection of ethereal fragments that explore the nature of consciousness, mortality, and cosmic existence.
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Join Thersa on a journey aboard a magical sea turtle down to the underwater palace of Ryūjin, the Japanese Dragon God. Explore the the Ryūgūjō Castle, meet its mythical inhabitants, and delve into the powerful lore surrounding this deity. Discover Ry... more
Ad-free versions of episodes are available to Patrons. Thank you for your support and helping us pay the bills. We couldn't do this without you! --Rich, the sound guy. Explore the fascinating legends surrounding Japan's most iconic mountain. Discover... more
Ad-free versions of episodes are available to Patrons. Thank you for your support and helping us pay for rent and recent hospital bills. We couldn't do this without you! --Rich, the sound guy.
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I notice there are longer gaps between episodes & each episode has been shorter & shorter. Now it’s all about the commercial sponsor. Really not enjoyable or unique anymore I’m sad to say.
You learn something new every time.
I’ve been working my way through the entirety of this show since I read Thersa’s book on Japanese myths, and I love it! Each episode is interesting, and the personal anecdotes make it even better (plus the soundscape in the background! It’s so real that sometimes I turn to see if there are kids laughing on the street when I’m wearing headphones). Look forward to even more :)
My number one favorite podcast! Thank you for the hours of enjoyment, you’ve truly created an incredible body of work!
I have read the book
and love it 5/5. I love the podcast 5/5. I’d love an episode about the Jinmenken
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Investigating the unique tapestry of Japanese culture, this podcast offers rich explorations of folklore, myths, and intriguing language quirks that characterize Japan's diverse heritage. The host shares personal anecdotes and insights, blending storytelling with history to engage listeners in both the whimsical and haunting aspects of Japanese traditions. From the culinary nuances between regions to eerie urban legends, episodes showcase a deep appreciation for Japan's cultural oddities, making it an enriching resource for those interested in Japan's past and contemporary cultural identity. Notably, the soothing narration and immersive storytelling style create an inviting atmosphere for listeners seeking both education and entertainment o... more
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