We are two local Hawaii boys that randomly met in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan! We always talked about starting a podcast about living in Japan and finally decided to give it a shot. We will be talking about life, culture, food, experiences, opinions, pros, cons, recommendations, etc. We hope that we can dabble into everything and give a unique perspective from local boy eyes.
We are also new and don't know much about starting a podcast, so it will be a journey for us. Hope we stick with it and hope some of you join us for the ride!
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We are two local Hawaii boys that randomly met in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan! We always talked about starting a podcast about living in Japan and finally decided to give it a shot. We will be talking about life, culture, food, experiences, opinions, pros, cons, recommendations, etc. We hope that we can dabble into everything and give a unique perspective from local boy eyes.
We are also new and don't know much about starting a podcast, so it will be a journey for us. Hope we stick with it and hope some of you join us for the ride!
In this episode (Ep. 20) - Pali Kaaihue, we have a very special guest who helped bridge Japan and Hawaii's culture through music, tv, festivals and more! We have none other than the man, the myth, the big kahuna, Pali Kaaihue. He has performed music across Japan and has made numerous travel shows featuring various spots in Japan via Doko Ga Tv, JapanMania, and Love Hokkaido. Please check out his website in the link above to see more of his work and learn more about him. So, we start this episode with a brief and humble introduction about who he is, what he does and his future endeavors. We then get into some music talk and he talks about what/who inspired him to get into music. We then talk about how he takes small groups on private tours and what surprises them the most in Japan. We then get into our "This or That" segment and he talks us through some Ramen and food spots, various sashimi, hot spring spots (onsen), Kikaida, and more. He then gives us some insight into video production, editing and how we can learn a lot about it from watching the Cooking Channel. Lastly, he talks about finishing up production with the Na Hoku Hanohano Awards and talks more about his experiences with it. Finally at the very end, I ask him, "What's the strangest thing that you've seen in Japan?" and he gives us his answer. (Maybe the kid friendly version) Hahaha. And we end it!
Thanks Pali for making time for us and joining us. It was great to have you on, hopefully we'll see you in Hokkaido soon! Take care mah braddah, much Mahalos!
Sup-Sapporo: Dosanko Life
We are two local Hawaii boys that randomly met in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan! We always talked about starting a podcast about living in Japan and finally decided to give it a shot. We will be talking about life, culture, food, experiences, opinions, pros, cons, recommendations, etc. We hope that we can dabble into everything and give a unique perspective from local boy eyes.
We are also new and don't know much about starting a podcast, so it will be a journey for us. Hope we stick with it and hope some of you join us for the ride!
