Ep.77 Hazuki Cox Has Lived 2 Lives

from Cycling Hokkaido · host Martin Langford

After moving back to Hokkaido after living so long in the USA, I thought Hazuki would have some interesting thoughts and perspectives on the differences between the 2 places. And sure enough, this was a fun conversation. Hazuki is the first woman and the first Japanese person to come on the show. As always, I hope you enjoy this episode and are having fun out there.You can see pictures of some of the things we talked about on the Cycling Hokkaido Instagram account at.....www.instagram.com/cycling.hokkaido.podcast/

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