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Oct 27, 2007 29 min

Episode 43 – My Responsibility

from Finding Japan Hosted by Christopher S.

This show is a little heavy. I talk about culture and learning about what my responsibility to my country might be. A little retrospective, a little forward looking, and a little bit of Oni Koroshi sake for the show. I also throw in an audio bit from the redubbed GI Joe PSAs that I love. … Continue reading "Episode 43 – My Responsibility"

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This show is a little heavy. I talk about culture and learning about what my responsibility to my country might be. A little retrospective, a little forward looking, and a little bit of Oni Koroshi sake for the show. I also throw in an audio bit from the redubbed GI Joe PSAs that I love. Enjoy. Show Notes: * Shout out to San who’s closer to Japan right now * Discerning Asian languages * Culture * Distance from my country * Cultural interactions within Japan * My responsibility back to my country * Quick story about umbrella (somewhere in there) * GI Joe PSA – Japanese Version (watch on YouTube)

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