Episode 47: A Canadian Expat in Osaka
An episode of the Canadians Away! podcast, hosted by Unknown Studio Productions Ltd, titled "Episode 47: A Canadian Expat in Osaka" was published on November 6, 2017 and runs 0 minutes.
November 6, 2017 ·0m · Canadians Away!
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Episode Description
Jevon Larocque hadn’t intended to spend more than one year teaching in Japan. He’s now been there for over 14 years. Though he still considers Canada to be home, he knows that Osaka is where...
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