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Hello and welcome to the Abraujapan podcast, probably the best way of learning about life in Japan.

Now actually being in Japan. I'm your host Chris Broad and we're joined as always by Top London Radio DJ.

And certified Japanophile Mr Pete Donaldson Pete, how are you doing?

I'm good. I think somebody on Twitter pointed out that they've legitimately got Japanese certification, that they are a certified Japanophile.

So I was thinking it's probably not a bad idea for us to start an Abraujapan official Japanophile certification class.

I mean this is how the Trump University's got started. I think we could make a bit of cashier to Bill Oskis.

Absolutely. I mean, what would it entail getting this certificate?

We could get an ASCII involved somehow.

Have a conversation with Natsuki for five minutes in any language.

In any language, I love the test onto music.

And then we'd go down the hundred yen shop and buy some, I don't know, porquimon or a Hello Kitty-headed not paper.

And we'd write, you have passed on it. Signed Chris Broad and Pete Donaldson.

Well, this is not a bad idea actually. I've been thinking about what we could do with this podcast, getting forward.

And that is, to be honest, that's a great idea.

I'm going to make some notes in my imaginary notebook on this.

Yeah, I mean, people always ask me what you require to become a certified Japanophile.

And the answer is, I don't know, just come to Japan two or three times a year like Pete.

That's all you've basically done, isn't it?

Well, one of the most important parts of our syllabus is eating three or four coolishes.

I have had so many tweets this week about Coolish, and I'm loving them quite frankly.

What I need to do is combine all of these pictures and sensors together on Twitter and Posts

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