Abroad In Japan : Japanese Policemen and Beatboxing Teachers!

Abroad in Japan

Stak

Places & Travel, Anime, Documentary, Japanese, Sushi, Society & Culture, Travel, Japan Holiday, Personal Journals, Japan, Learn Japanese, Tourism, Food, Japan Hotels, Samurai, History, Manga, Tokyo, Kyoto

4.9 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 28 February 2018

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

This week on the Abroad In Japan podcast Chris earns himself a speeding ticket and Pete finds himself explaining Tums to the Po. Chris beatboxes for some reason. Just listen, won't you?

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0:00.0	Have you ever wondered what it's like to win big on the National Lottery?
0:04.6	Just to confirm, are you somewhere you're able to talk at the moment?
0:09.2	Yes, we're at home.
0:11.4	Lovely.
0:12.6	Now, just check the ticket and I can confirm you are now millionaires.
0:17.4	No!
0:18.4	Yes!
0:19.4	Do you remember what we won?
0:20.8	A MISSION PLEASE!
0:22.4	Imagine that.
0:23.8	It could be you.
0:25.4	The National Lottery.
0:26.9	Rules and procedures apply.
0:28.4	Players must be 18 or over.
0:29.9	Hello and welcome to the Abroad Japan Podcast.
0:50.2	Probably the best way of experiencing Japan without actually being in Japan.
0:53.8	I'm your host Chris Broad and I'm joined by London Top DJ and Self-represst, Self-Professor
0:59.5	Paner-File, Pete Dawson, LTDJ, London Top DJ, I killed all the rest of them and now I'm
1:06.2	the top dog.
1:07.2	You are quite good.
1:08.2	How are you Pete?
1:09.2	I'm alright, I'm good.
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