OMG Japan | Podcast by Sunshine and Shogo
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OMG Japan | Podcast by Sunshine and Shogo Channel Description Snapshot
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In this podcast, Rakugo master Katsura Sunshine and Let’s ask Shogo delve into the theme of "Enjoying Japan More," revealing the secrets of Japanese culture and the behind-the-scenes of our activities, all while aiming to connect more closely with you! The two of us are involved in various Japan-related projects on a global scale, so please take a look at the description for more information. We’re looking forward to your comments, too!
🪭Who is Katsura Sunshine?
A rakugo performer from Toronto, Canada. In 1999, he came to Japan to study traditional Japanese performing arts. He became the first foreign Rakugo performer in 100 years, within the 400-year-long history of Rakugo.
⚔️Who is Let’s ask Shogo?
A Kyoto born, Hiroshima raised Japanese influencer, who also spent 6 years in Michigan, USA from 5 to 11. Since 2017, he has been working in Kyoto, teaching traditional culture to foreign tourists. After the COVID-19 pandemic, he started sharing Japanese culture/history on YouTube.
🪭Who is Katsura Sunshine?
A rakugo performer from Toronto, Canada. In 1999, he came to Japan to study traditional Japanese performing arts. He became the first foreign Rakugo performer in 100 years, within the 400-year-long history of Rakugo.
⚔️Who is Let’s ask Shogo?
A Kyoto born, Hiroshima raised Japanese influencer, who also spent 6 years in Michigan, USA from 5 to 11. Since 2017, he has been working in Kyoto, teaching traditional culture to foreign tourists. After the COVID-19 pandemic, he started sharing Japanese culture/history on YouTube.
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