Random Japanese Podcasts

Learn Japanese over beats podcast + Life in Japan

Categories: Education

Tags: Education, Flash card, Japan, japanese, language, lesson, nihongo, vocabulary

Otaku Spirit Animecast is a series of podcast episodes that focus on the Anime culture. Reviews, News, and tons of discussion. Stuff for all anime fans, from anime fans.

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: animation, anime, Japan, japanese, manga, Movies, News, otaku, reviews, Series, tv

An insider’s perspective to Japanese culture and the psyche of it’s people.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: Asia, east, Japan, japanese, ninon, nippon

A Podcast dedicated to discussing our favourite Poltergeist Reporters in Yu Yu Hakusho, and our favourite hunters in Hunter X Hunter. We also talk Japanese culture in the 80’s and early 90’s. Join us as we explore, laugh, and love the anime series, Yu Yu Hakusho and Hunter X Hunter! Formerly titled “The Yu Yu Hakushow”

Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: anime, cnn, Hunter x Hunter, HxH, Japan, japanese, Japanese Culture, yu yu hakusho

Krewe of Japan is a weekly podcast that takes listeners on audio journeys through Japanese culture. With our hosts as your guide, and the help of guest experts, Japanese natives, and ex-pats, understanding Japan is now easier than ever before.

Categories: Education, Leisure, Society & Culture

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Editors’ Notes: “I want to give everybody the tools to solve their own etiquette problems,” says Nick Leighton, cohost and producer of Were You Raised by Wolves?, a weekly podcast in which he and cohost Leah Bonnema look into the many sticky social situations we all face. “With each of the questions that we get, from the bonkers to the ordinary, I always try to take a step back and ask, ‘What are the bigger principles here?’ I’m always looking for topics that help us make a larger point.” In each episode, Leighton, a two-time Emmy Award-winning journalist, and Bonnema, a comic/writer, share practical advice on how to navigate a wide range of situations, from the serious to the whimsical—whether they tackle interrupting excessive talkers, establishing healthy boundaries with coworkers, or the proper way to eat Cheetos. When they developed the show in 2019, Leighton and Bonnema had one goal in mind: to have empathy for other people. Their informal conversations tackle a mix of personal topics, viewer questions, and the occasional historical fact with warmth and positivity and humor. Leighton views this approach as an antidote to a lot of the negativity he sees in the online world, while Bonnema thinks the show’s premise is a natural fit for her situational style of comedy. “A lot of my comedy is about events where I’m like, ‘What just happened here?’ or where I embarrass myself,” she says. “And, ironically, all of these fall under the guise of etiquette, where you either feel aggrieved or you feel like you committed some sort of social crime. I just loved the topic.” Leighton and Bonnema credit the show’s ongoing success to their work ethic. They haven’t missed a single week since they launched the show, which recently hit a new milestone: 100 episodes. But what they value the most, above all else, is how they’ve built a community of listeners from all backgrounds. “We have conservative grandmothers in Tallahassee to nonbinary chefs in Seattle and everybody in between,” he says. “Because who among us has not experienced an etiquette crime? This is universal.” — Etiquette, manners, and beyond! Join Emmy® Award-winning journalist Nick Leighton and acclaimed comedian Leah Bonnema (“Late Show with Stephen Colbert”), the perfect odd couple, as they try to make the world a nicer, more polite place and offer up practical advice to help you smoothly glide through any situation. Please listen and follow! (We’d send you a hand-written thank you note if we could.)

Categories: Comedy, Education, Society & Culture

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Say it Right in English, Spanish, French, Italian, Chinese, Brazilian Portuguese, Thai, Arabic, Dutch, German, Greek, Japanese, Korean and Russian with one phonetic system based on English. Say it Right in any Language believes that pronunciation is everything. Say it Right language provides a simple and straightforward approach to speaking and learning a new language. It is a fun, fast and easy way to learn new languages using one simple phonetic system called I Say it Right Vowel Symbol System. I Say it Right stresses consistency, clarity, and above all, simplicity. I Say it Right Vowel Symbol system provides a new way to pronounce foreign languages easily and accurately through the use of a modified English alphabet. This revolutionary system provides maximum communication with minimum effort and time. Spanish, French, Italian, Chinese, Brazilian Portuguese, Thai, Arabic, Dutch, German, Greek, Japanese, Korean and Russian phrasebooks, DVDs, Apps are perfect for beginners, or as a supplement to any language course. They are the key to speaking language effortlessly. Free podcasts offer important information on culture, lessons and Fast Facts about the target language. You can learn at your own pace, building vocabulary with flashcards on our website www.isayitright.com. Flashcards are also built into the Say it Right in Spanish, Say it Right in French, Say it Right in Italian and Say it Right in Chinese Apps in the iTunes store. Grammar and Verbs chapter are available in second editions of Spanish, French, Italian, and Chinese phrasebooks. These titles are also available on mobile devices for download. Enjoy language today. Further your education and get your brain neurons going!

Categories: Business, Education

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