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“Uncanny Japan is a delightful podcast. Nice, succinct episodes will cover topics you never even knew existed. Theresa is a great storyteller, and living in Japan she has many personal stories to share on top of the traditional ones. It can be hard to find firsthand information on Japanese folklore, traditions, and language for non-native speakers; this podcast presents a rare opportunity to learn about this endlessly fascinating country in a fun and easy way.”
Draig-dw-i via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/09/19
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“I love listening to Uncanny Japan before I go to sleep. Every episode is very interesting. Theresa’s soothing voice and background noise makes you like you’re in the countryside of japan hearing these stories for yourself. I definitely recommend Uncanny Japan for anyone who’s interested in Japan,...”Read full review »
KadeStanford via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/08/19
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“I love how Theresa goes through different beliefs and/or folklores. Each episode is entertaining, short, concise, and well researched.”
Someone out there as well via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/21/19
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“Beautiful and Strange, this podcast shows you the dark corners of Japanese culture and mythology in a short format. Thersa captures a soundscape over which she discusses her research. Remember, don't cut your nails at night!”Read full review »
Jsmusgrave via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/13/17
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