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Feb 16, 2008 55 min

Episode 58 – Let’s Tokyu Hands

from Finding Japan Hosted by Christopher S.

Ever wonder what its like to sit in someone’s pocket as they walk around Tokyo?? Now is your chance to find out! In this episode, I take a commute to Tokyu Hands leaving the recorder on for the full monty. I also talk about two fairly interesting topics. If you’re into sound tours, you’ll enjoy … Continue reading "Episode 58 – Let’s Tokyu Hands"

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Ever wonder what its like to sit in someone’s pocket as they walk around Tokyo?? Now is your chance to find out! In this episode, I take a commute to Tokyu Hands leaving the recorder on for the full monty. I also talk about two fairly interesting topics. If you’re into sound tours, you’ll enjoy this episode. Show Notes: * Pre-show – explanation of show format * Current Laundry Setup * * Screwing around with my laundry machine * Walk to Kuramae * Hanging out with Scott from Tokyo Calling * Needed the de-stressing from my visa issues * Talking about co-habitation with the fiancee * Quick stop at Lawsons (19:00) * Cement truck turning sound * Brief explanation of numbers on train maps * Kuramae to Iidabashi (9 minutes edited out) * Construction warnings * Really annoying alien sound * Running into the same guy who sold me food the day before * Iidabashi to Ikebukuro (42:00 – 51:45) * Trying to find the right exit * Talking about usage of strange English * The Bic Camera audio Assault! (45:00) * Almost going to McDonalds for coffee * Sonna no kankei nai advertisement (51:00) * Tokyu Hands * Valentine’s Day explosion!

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