In the States, Japanese food is sushi, ramen, tempura, but when you book your nonstop flight from

Seattle to Tokyo on Alaska Airlines or Hawaiian Airlines, and you land in Japan 10 hours later,

you are going to fall in love with all kinds of regional and home-style Japanese dishes you may

have never heard of. I recommend trying the convenience store Odin and having Oyakodan at a

diner. And starting in October, Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines are offering daily nonstop flights

from Seattle to Seoul, South Korea. Explore the world without a layover. Book your tickets to Tokyo

or Seoul at Alaskaair.com or Hawaiian Airlines.com.

Welcome to The Leftovers. I'm Rachel Bell. The Leftovers is audio left on the cutting room floor

from last week's Your Last Meal interview.

And today, you'll hear never before heard cuts from Emmy nominated actor Jeff Hiller.

Jeff just wrote his first memoir.

It's called Actress of a Certain Age.

And he played a character called Joel in one of my favorite TV shows, Somebody Somewhere,

which was Jeff's first big role on a TV show.

How old were you when you got the role on Somebody Somewhere?

45.

But then that was just the pilot.

Then we had a whole year and a half off because of the pandemic.

So I didn't start shooting it until I was like 46 or 47.

Somebody Somewhere is set in Manhattan, Kansas.

And I am telling you this because it's going to come up later in the show.

If you miss Jeff's episode of your last meal, I recommend you go back and listen to that first.

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