#74 - Videogame Nostalgia
from Tokyo Wave Hosted by Aaron Randall & Parker Allen
Akiya hunter, black metal musician, and real estate consultant Matt Ketchum talks about visiting vacant houses with Youtuber Tokyo Llama and his love of vintage Japanese video games. Aaron and Parker discuss Japan's upcoming lower house election, the Japanese health ministry recommending Pfizer shots for young men over lower inflammation risk, and the battle among prefectures to avoid the 'least attractive prefecture' title.
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