DEEP IN JAPAN
Jeff Krueger
A hodgepodge of guest interviews, personal narratives, recent news, history, and Japan-related memes and cultural phenomena.
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Tokyo Underworld Book Review
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09/03/20 • 80 min
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KUKAI THE UNIVERSAL with Professor Steve McCarty
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01/05/24 • 70 min
In this episode, we welcome back Professor Steve McCarty to discuss the book KUKAI THE UNIVERSAL by Ryotaro Shiba, translated by Akiko Takemoto.
Steve McCarty was born in Boston and specialized in Japan at the University of Hawaii for an MA degree in Asian religions. He has been a full Professor for 22 years of his 40 years in Japan. He currently lectures for Osaka Jogakuin University and the government foreign aid agency JICA, briefing officials from around the world on Japanese People and society. He publishes on Japan, Asian studies, Buddhist syncretism, Japanese-English bilingualism, language teaching, and online education. See links to publications on Japan and to previous Deep in Japan podcasts at his website: Japanned.
The outro was "Over the Mountain" by former podcast guest, ordained monk, and Buddhist hip-hop artist, Gomyo Kevin Seperic. If you would like to support Gomyo and his work, you can purchase his album or contribute to his wife's GoFundMe page.
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And as always, thanks for listening!
SCRIPTING JAPAN with Dr. Wes Robertson
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01/04/24 • 125 min
Dr Wes Robertson is a senior lecturer in Japanese Studies at Macquarie University. His research applies sociolinguistic perspectives to the study of writing systems, with a focus on Japan. Wes also runs an ethnographic podcast on language use in extreme metal. You can learn all about him and his work at his site, SCRIPTING JAPAN. Finally, for all curious curious, the outro is Sayonara Birthday by Broken By The Scream.
The Deep in Japan Podcast is completely independent and crowd-funded, so if you like what you hear, please consider supporting the show.
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HIKOSAEMON
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01/05/24 • 134 min
Hikosaemon is described as a bilingual Kiwi video blogger based out of Tokyo for nearly twenty years. He publishes regularly about life in Japan at TOKYO TONIGHT. You can learn more about him and stay up with the latest at Hikosaemon (@hikosaemon) on Twitter/X.
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And don't forget to give some love to the Blue Hearts, whose Train-Train was the outro for this episode.
Thanks for listening!
JON HEESE - A Naturalized Japanese Politician
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01/05/24 • 174 min
What an interview. Such a fun, down-to-earth, amazing person. See, folks, this is why I spiritually identify as Canadian-Japanese. Want to learn more about Jon? Check out the following links:
- JonHeese.com
- Foreign-born assemblymen try to make a difference
- Life Lessons from a Naturalized Japanese Politician
- Interview with Jon Heese: Life Lessons from a Naturalized ...
- New CCCJ Members Summer 2021 - The Canadian
- Foreign-born politicians put new face on Japanese ...
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STEVE KEMME - The Life of Lafcadio Hearn
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01/05/24 • 63 min
In this episode, we speak with Steve Kemme, president of the Lafcadio Hearn Society/USA and a former reporter for the Cincinnati Enquirer, about his wonderful new biography of Lafcadio Hearn/Koizumi Yakumo: The Outsider: The Life and Work of Lafcadio Hearn: The Man Who Introduced Voodoo, Creole Cooking, and Japanese Ghosts to the World.
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A THOUSAND GRACES with Karen Hill Anton
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01/05/24 • 73 min
In this episode, we welcome Karen Hill Anton back to discuss her wonderful new novel, A Thousand Graces. As you might recall, Karen was a guest on the podcast in June of 2021 to discuss her critically acclaimed memoir, The View From Breast Pocket Mountain. And now, with this new publication, Karen has broken into the world of literature, with a lovely tale about a young, Japanese female student who doesn’t quite fit into the mold of her surroundings. It’s a thoroughly engrossing, exquisitely crafted tale, that also serves as a window into the stodgy, patriarchal countryside mindset of Japan in the 60s and 70s. A must-read for anyone interested in contemporary Japanese fiction.
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And don't forget to add Mieko Hirota to your playlist!
Thanks for listening!
INTO JAPAN with Tim Odagiri
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01/04/24 • 115 min
In this episode, we interview Tim Odagiri, author of Into Japan: A Starter Kit for Understanding Japanese Society. For more information about Tim and his book, check out the following links:
- Into Japan: A Starter Kit for Understanding Japanese Society (Publisher)
- Into Japan: A Starter Kit for Understanding Japanese Society (JP Amazon)
- Into Japan: A Starter Kit for Understanding Japanese Society (US Amazon)
- Nihon Plus You (Tim's Website)
- Japan Everyday (Tim's Blog)
- Tim’s interview with Japan Expert Insights
- Tim on LinkedIn
- 青森ねぶた祭 – ねぶた音頭&ねぶた (Intro and outro)
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ETHNOMUSICOLOGY with Jillian Marshall PhD
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02/08/24 • 95 min
In this episode, we speak with author, ethnomusicologist -- and now podcaster -- Jillian Marshall about nearly everything under the sun.
- Jillian's book
- Jillian's website
- Jillian's podcast
- Jillian's Twitter
- Jillian speaking about her book Japanthem
- Taeko Ohnuki - 4 am (1978)
- Meshida's vid about Tobita Shinchi
- Paymoneywubby on Boundless Ryan
- I'm running through these hoes like draino
- Tohoku-ben/Tsugaru-ben (Norther Dialect)
- That Unregistered Podcast I briefly mentioned
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10/21/22 • 172 min
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How many episodes does DEEP IN JAPAN have?
DEEP IN JAPAN currently has 354 episodes available.
What topics does DEEP IN JAPAN cover?
The podcast is about News, Japan, Comedy, Podcast, Podcasts, Deep, Japanese and Comedy Interviews.
What is the most popular episode on DEEP IN JAPAN?
The episode title 'Tokyo Underworld Book Review' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on DEEP IN JAPAN?
The average episode length on DEEP IN JAPAN is 80 minutes.
How often are episodes of DEEP IN JAPAN released?
Episodes of DEEP IN JAPAN are typically released every 4 days.
When was the first episode of DEEP IN JAPAN?
The first episode of DEEP IN JAPAN was released on Jun 5, 2016.
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