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Travel with Amateur Traveler Podcast

AT#677 - Travel to Nagoya, Japan

Travel with Amateur Traveler Podcast

Chris Christensen

History, Places & Travel, Society & Culture

4.41K Ratings

🗓️ 19 October 2019

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

Hear about travel to Nagoya, Japan as the Amateur Traveler talks to Lena Yamaguchi from nagoyafoodie.com about her adopted home. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

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0:35.0

I'm heading out there and I'm ready to go.

0:38.0

Looking real good in my passport photo.

0:42.0

Amateur Traveler episode 600 passport photo. Oh no.

0:43.0

Amateur Traveler episode 677.

0:46.0

Today the amateur traveler talks about museums and shopping

0:50.0

and a castle, shrines and theme parks and railroads as we go to Nagoya Japan.

0:58.0

Welcome to the amateur traveler. I'm your host Chris Christensen. Let's talk about

1:07.8

Nagoya. I'd like to welcome the show, Lena Yamaguchi, who is coming to us from Nagoya Foodie.com and coincidentally

1:20.0

is come to talk to us about Nagoya, Japan.

1:23.3

Laina, welcome to the show.

1:25.0

Thank you so much.

1:26.5

I'm happy to be here.

1:28.2

And people are quickly going to figure out that you don't have a Japanese accent despite the fact that your last

1:34.8

name is recently been changed to Yamaguchi. You're originally from Munich.

1:40.5

Yeah, I'm from Germany and I just got married to my Japanese husband.

1:46.0

And would it be a far reach to guess that that might have been what brought you to Japan? Actually no, but it's what brought me to Nagoya.

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