Brain Dump focuses on the indie Japanese Music scene, covering a range of genres.
Brain Dump (13.9 MB MP3)
Program Overview: The first program is an overview of the indie music scene in Japan, featuring songs from N.S.D. and marshmallow spike.
Band links:
N.S.D. – http://fhp.jp/nsd/
marshmallow spike – http://www.marshmallowspike.net
Links to Japanese music sites:
With 9 – http://www.with9.com
J-POPS – http://www.j-pops.com
Band-Age – http://www.band-age.com
Edoardo Chiossone’s tomb in Aoyama Cemetery, Tokyo
Hello, thanks for stopping by. The first podcast in the Graveside Chats series was recorded in late May 2005 in Aoyama Cemetery’s foreign section where some of the famous and many of the not so famous graves are under threat of removal by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. In an interview with Donatella Failla, Director of Museo d’Arte Orientale E. Chiossone, we learn a bit about the man and his tomb.
Graveside Chats: Edoardo Chissonne (11.5 MB MP3)
Donatella Failla, Director of Museo d’Arte Orientale E. Chiossone
Music–Aki no Koto no Ha – by Nishiyama Tokumoto, late 19th century Meiji era, as transcribed by Bonnie Wade in her Tegotomono (Greenwood Press, 1976). For two kotos and shakuhachi on the vocal part. (1996)http://members.accessbee.com/jkwasnik/midi/akino.html
Production– Many thanks to Kristen McQuillin and MJ Daniels-Sueyasu for their assistance with recording and post production.
If you lose track of this page, Hanashi Station is now listed at several podcasting indexes, including
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A search for ‘Japan’ turn us up at all of those directories.
Thanks to everyone who has subscribed to our feed. The first show has downloaded 417 times since it was released on July 1.
Youkoso Hanashi Station (14 MB MP3)
Hanashi Station’s premiere highlights segments of future shows.