Wow.

Hello and welcome to the Broad in Japan podcast.

Probably the best way of learning about life in Japan without actually being in Japan.

I'm your host Chris Broder.

We're joined, as always, by England's top Japan enthusiast, Mr. Pete Dahlson. Pete, how the devil are you doing? What's going on?

Legs, legs, legs. I'm talking to a man who's got legs, big legs, big leg, cycling legs. How are you doing, Chris? I should be saying, how are you doing, Chris? Because you have been, I have been on a long flight to Las Vegas to watch

WrestleMania and a couple of other indie shows, but you, my friend, have been raising

ungodly amounts of money for charity with your twin pistons, cycling around Japan and that.

It's been, funny old two weeks. I've been wrestling with my mental breakdown, let alone WrestleMania.

I was good, no, it was good.

Two weeks across Japan, we transitioned across time, space, and seasons, and todgers.

There's lots of Prince Harry references.

There's those of weird memes on the cycle.

We had Prince Harry's Todger.

We had generational wealth, which is, you've got to do with weird hand gesture.

We had Katie Perry in space. Because, of course, while we're recycling, Katie Perry went to space for three minutes and made an idiot of herself.

And then, yeah, but we went across seasons. It was really, the first day, it was minus two, right, in Hokkaida.

And then we got to Tohokka, and it was like 10, 15 degrees, and there was cherry blossoms blooming.

And then we arrived and take it, it was summer.

So it was kind of really weird.

This two-week period felt almost like a whole year wrapped up in one.

How you dress for that?

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