#47 - Remembering Tohoku

from Tokyo Wave · host Aaron Randall & Parker Allen

Akiya hunter, black metal musician, and real estate consultant Matt Ketchum talks about his experience escaping from a 38 meter tall tsunami on March 11, 2011 and what the experience taught him about resilience and being prepared for a disaster. Aaron and Parker discuss Japan's reaction to the Myanmar coup, US military helicopters flying at dangerous altitudes over Tokyo, and Japanese government officials punished for dining with a former egg-firm head.

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