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“As explained in the title, this podcast is an excellent example of a fun and informative way of learning about the pivotal points in Japans history. Mr Fosters keeps things interesting with varied concepts and themes, from Shinto to Tsunami's, he also includes a few anecdotes and jokes that keeps things interesting. If you are interested in Japanese culture, look no further.”
promguy via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
10/14/11
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“I'm actually putting money aside to dante to this podcast, which is wonderful. One suggestion- I'd like to know more about topics such as the roles of women in society, what life was like for merchants, farmers, and outcasts in Japan during the different periods, and how aesthetics in Japan...”Read full review »
10003 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/23/11
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“Fantastic podcasts! I am in sort of Aussie Otaku heaven listening to a witty Aussie teacher elaborating on a subject I dearly wish to know more about and making it understandable in my own dialect ( or is it a patois?) Anyhow thanks heaps, top drawer!”
Daiawai via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
04/29/12
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“Came to this late so had an effortless voyage through the early stuff only to be frustrated by the gaps between podcasts. Strongly recommended.”
AndrewMence via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
02/12/13
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