1996- Dame Na Mono Wa Dame (Showa 100 ep6)
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06:46 Japanese For his 6th episode, JJ picked the year 1996 and chose 'Dame Na Mono Wa Dame' by Ulfuls. You can listen to both the segment and the song, broadcast on August 7, through our online catch-up service. Valid for one week after broadcast.↓
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