EPISODE · Jun 11, 2021 · 1H 25M
#60 - Tim Isenman
from Tokyo Wave · host Aaron Randall & Parker Allen
iOS developer, app developer, and entrepreneur Tim Isenman shares his experience coming to Japan and developing the Pocket Rocket app. Aaron and Parker discuss PM Suga scrapping his Tokyo Olympic reception, Fukushima farmers hoping to get a boost from endorsements from French chefs, and Tokyo Metro unveiling a new purple train on its Hanzomon Line.
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