JapanTalk

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Opening Monologue

• Salme Dahlstrom – great performer, great person
• 100% positive feedback about new format
• Thanks to Korea Black for the inspiration
• Hakata Yamagasa Festival – Video coming soon
• Qiranger – Great source for Korea info
• In The Annex segment discontinued

Weekly News

• Japanese prosecutors demand life for Ichihashi
• Lindsay Hawker’s mother testifies to level of grief
• Tainted beef served in Yokohama schools since April
• More looting reported in Japan disaster area
• Drinkers, phone users to help pay for recovery
• Tsunami-safe Fukushima plant site bluff chopped down to sea level during construction
• Potassium bromate in Yamazaki bread
• Super gonorrhea discovered in Japan
• It’s official: Tokyo bids to host 2020 Olympics

Music

• C’Mon Y’All (Klubjumpers Radio Mix) – by Salme Dahlstrom
• When the Year Grows Old – by Liz Queler and Seth Farber
• The Footie Song – by Lotzie Weaver

Links Of Interest

• Salme Dahlstrom on iTunes
• Salme Dahlstrom on Facebook
• Salme Dahlstrom on YouTube
• Korea Black YouTube Channel
• Potassium bromate
• JAPUNDIT
• Japan Talk on Facebook
• JAPUNDIT on Facebook
• Edward In Japan
• JAPUNDIT YouTube Channel
• Japan Talk in the iTunes Store

Contact: japantalker@gmail.com

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Opening Monologue

• New, more conversational format
• Welcome to Japanese listeners!
• Thomas Kohler – walking the length of Japan
• Korea Black – Film maker

• Residents in radiation hotspots anxious
• Disaster debris still a huge, smelly problem
• Radiation fears mount
• High level of radioactive cesium found in meat of Fukushima cow
• Local govts withhold OT pay
• Reconstruction minister quits for tough attitude
• Minister blames blood type for gaffes
• Ichihashi: Regrets rape, panicked when Hawker tried to flee
• Hawker’s father urges harshest punishment
• Debris from Japansteadily drifting toward California
• Kyushu Electric caught in lie
• China claims superior rail tech
• Snake found on Shinkansen
• No more raw beef liver in Tottori
• Rakuten to begin e-book service
• Smartphones Ward Off Pests
• Japan finds rare earths in Pacific seabed
• Tokyo may drop bid for ’20 Games