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Abroad in Japan Podcast | Japanese Policemen & Beatboxing Teachers

Hey guys,

Whether you're commuting, exercising or relaxing after a long day at work, this week's Podcast (Episode 3) is here to keep you entertained.

You can now listen at the links below!

โ–บ iTunes (iOS): https://goo.gl/1pkk3Y
โ–บ Android / PC: https://goo.gl/ipjWm3

Have a terrific day!

Chris

Abroad in Japan Podcast | Japanese Policemen & Beatboxing Teachers

Comments

I really enjoy watching your videos on YouTube and on Patreon, I donโ€™t have any problems understanding English on those videos, but on Podcast..... ohhhh I really need to focus and play it again and again lol. I found another reason to study English๐ŸŽ‰

What? Locked the door and locked into the love hotel? Never Happend to us. My wife and me was in there a few times. Paid before or with a pneumatic tube from the room and left whenever we were..... ... ... Ready to go. ๐Ÿคฃ Without a looked door at all... ๐Ÿ˜Is it really normal?๐Ÿค”

Thanks for the recommendation of readthekanji.com in the video that you see when you subscribe to your patreon channel.

Iโ€™m loving the podcasts, love the fact that Pete is from my hometown and the accent being such a familiarity to me makes this a double pleasure to listen too. Always a laugh and fan content. Iโ€™m a bit of a japanophile myself, not yet been as I have up my job to care for my disabled friend and moneys tight, but I will get there one day and I know I wonโ€™t want to come back!

I enjoy these podcast immensely, but there is an alternate way to listen. If you want a good laugh. Play the podcast on 0,5 speed. It becomes a drunk chat between two brits. Highly recommend it!

It doesn't take too long too - a few hours a week compared to videos which take days. It's a nice way of telling stories and experiences from my five years in Japan and getting them out there! Experiences I think people will find useful or interesting - and it's fun chatting with Pete, as he's a Japanophile who's never lived here (but visited a lot), so I can give him an insider perspective along the way!

Abroad in Japan

Apologies if this was already answered, Chris, but what motivated you to start a podcast? It's delightful and I enjoy the content for what it's worth. Cheers.

botchpro

Iโ€™ve listened to them all at least three times - not out of narcissism so much as to learn how to get better and work out what works and what doesnโ€™t. Itโ€™s quite fun trying to master a new medium!

Abroad in Japan

Hey Chris, Iโ€™m liking the podcast a lot. My only pet peeve is the adverts, but I can put up with it knowing it gets you some extra income. Random question, do you ever listen to the podcast episodes?

lol I am currently watching it and you guys mentioned Estonia! I was surprised, but he got it wrong in Estonian lol. The right way would be: kus on toilet?

saiko

I love these podcasts. They provided me the motivation to exercise and pass the Army Physical Fitness Test. (APFT) Keep up the good work! With any luck I may be stationed in Japan as an Army officer at Fort Zama. Again, outstanding work.

I want to say that I love the song at the end. It fits your podcast really well.


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