This weekend, RetroNots were live from Japan!

Woo!

Hi everyone and welcome to an episode of RetroNots!

I'm Jeremy Parrish hosting and you may notice the sound quality is a little weird this week and there's a reason for that.

It's because I am at the offices of Enhanced Games in Tokyo and I'm here with the boss of Enhanced Games, Tutsu Yumi Zuguji.

Hey Jeremy and everybody!

Alright, thanks for taking time to basically just come on and talk about your work. It's my great pleasure.

Yeah, it's awesome for you to join us. I've been a fan of your games for a long time and I know our podcast has a lot of focus on music and your games have a lot of focus on music.

So it seems like a kind of natural opportunity for us to come together and share our knowledge I guess.

Awesome. Great.

And also here on Skype, helping with interpretation is...

Koko!

And yeah, Koko will be chiming in from time to time.

Well, I think this interview will be conducted in a mix of English and Japanese so when it goes to Japanese, she'll be here to help because I can't do that on my own.

So anyway, yeah, it's a little bit of an unconventional podcast this week but I hope at the end you will agree that it was totally worth it.

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