Zebra
Zebra's Japan Daily
Welcome to Zebra's Japan Daily, a short podcast for English speakers! Join Zebra as they share authentic, five-minute stories about everyday life in Japan. From what's happening on the streets of Tokyo to unique cultural habits, this is a raw, unfiltered look at Japan through the eyes of a local.
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Episodes
Episode 3: Why All of Japan Stands on One Side of the Escalator (And We Know It's Ridiculous) 04.09.2025 7:21
Ever wonder why Japanese people create imaginary express lanes on escalators? When you see everyone in Tokyo standing on the left side of an escalator, leaving the right completely empty, you're witnessing one of Japan's most bizarre unwritten rules. But here's the twist – it flips completely when you go to Osaka! And the really crazy part? Most of us know this whole system is ineffici...
Episode 2: Yes, We Still Have Ninjas (Sort Of) 24.08.2025 9:19
Do ninjas still exist in modern Japan? The answer might surprise you. When my 4-year-old daughter came home knowing ninja hand signs, I realized how deeply ninja culture is still woven into everyday Japanese life. This isn't about tourist attractions or historical reenactments - it's about how ninja culture quietly lives on in Japanese kindergartens, Halloween costumes, and childhood play....
Episode 1: Introducing Your Local Guide to Real Japan 17.08.2025 4:29
Ever wondered what Japan actually looks like from the inside? I'm Zebra, a Tokyo-based IT engineer and father, sharing authentic stories about everyday Japanese life that you won't find in guidebooks. This isn't the polished, tourist-friendly version of Japan - it's the real deal. From work culture and parenting to grocery shopping and hidden local spots, I'll give you an unfil...
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