Je m'appelle Sam, et je vous invite à déconstruire ensemble les stéréotypes autour des femmes et des minorités au Japon.
En anglais et en français, on explore la société, l’histoire, la culture, les religions...
🎙 Femin Tokyo donne la parole aux personnes concernées, à destination de toutes celles et ceux qui aiment et questionnent le Japon.
My name is Sam, and I invite you to join me in deconstructing stereotypes about women and minorities in Japan.
In English and French, we dive into society, history, culture, and religion...
🎙 Femin Tokyo amplifies the voices of those directly concerned, for everyone who loves and questions Japan.
サムと申します。日本における女性やマイノリティに関するステレオタイプを、一緒に見直していきましょう。
社会、歴史、文化、宗教などについて、英語とフランス語で語り合います。
🎙 Femin Tokyo は、当事者の声を日本に関心のある皆さんにお届けするポッドキャストです。
🎨 Cover art by Doria Kriouche
🎧 Episode edit by Mai Nguyen
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Je m'appelle Sam, et je vous invite à déconstruire ensemble les stéréotypes autour des femmes et des minorités au Japon.
En anglais et en français, on explore la société, l’histoire, la culture, les religions...
🎙 Femin Tokyo donne la parole aux personnes concernées, à destination de toutes celles et ceux qui aiment et questionnent le Japon.
My name is Sam, and I invite you to join me in deconstructing stereotypes about women and minorities in Japan.
In English and French, we dive into society, history, culture, and religion...
🎙 Femin Tokyo amplifies the voices of those directly concerned, for everyone who loves and questions Japan.
サムと申します。日本における女性やマイノリティに関するステレオタイプを、一緒に見直していきましょう。
社会、歴史、文化、宗教などについて、英語とフランス語で語り合います。
🎙 Femin Tokyo は、当事者の声を日本に関心のある皆さんにお届けするポッドキャストです。
🎨 Cover art by Doria Kriouche
🎧 Episode edit by Mai Nguyen
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Something like Greek mythology can be found in Japan and it’s called Shinto. This aboriginal religion is still powerful and active today.
In this episode, the roots of Shinto explain how one religion can coexist with another, Buddhism, and has adapted through centuries to arrive in the 21st and still be active in our modern society, with all its traditions. But above all, Shinto is a religion that often puts women in the spotlight.
Goddesses, warriors, shamans, village chiefs, their names make the legends. They are powerful, fierce, selfish, generous, treacherous, calculating, vengeful and in love. They fascinate Japanese songs, Kabuki, Noh, pottery and ancient paintings. And they appear in the Kojiki, the oldest collection of writings in Japan.
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