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Kyodo News
6 days ago
- General
- Kyodo News
Podcast [English World] Episode 100: Atomic bomb trees
KYODO NEWS - 22 hours ago - 12:00 | All, Podcast How many trees survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima? Three Kyodo News reporters -- Toma Mochizuki, Peter Masheter and Donican Lam -- talk about an article written by Donican about the trees in Hiroshima that survived the atomic bombing by the United States on Aug. 6, 1945. Listen as they discuss how many trees survived and what they symbolize, and the project that endeavors to take saplings from the trees abroad. Article mentioned in the podcast: FEATURE: Silent witnesses: A-bomb trees carrying on aging survivors' legacy Kyodo News presents a bilingual podcast for English learners about the ins and outs of news writing and how to translate tricky Japanese phrases into English. Have fun listening to journalists discuss recent articles as they occasionally go off on unrelated tangents. More podcast episodes: Podcast [English World] Episode 99: Overtourism in Japan Podcast Episode 98: Japan mulls covering childbirth costs from 2026 Podcast [English World] Episode 97: Separate surname debate in Japan
Kyodo News
7 days ago
- General
- Kyodo News
Podcast [English World] Episode 100: Atomic bomb trees
KYODO NEWS - 29 minutes ago - 12:00 | All, Podcast How many trees survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima? Three Kyodo News reporters -- Toma Mochizuki, Peter Masheter and Donican Lam -- talk about an article written by Donican about the trees in Hiroshima that survived the atomic bombing by the United States on Aug. 6, 1945. Listen as they discuss how many trees survived and what they symbolize, and the project that endeavors to take saplings from the trees abroad. Article mentioned in the podcast: FEATURE: Silent witnesses: A-bomb trees carrying on aging survivors' legacy Kyodo News presents a bilingual podcast for English learners about the ins and outs of news writing and how to translate tricky Japanese phrases into English. Have fun listening to journalists discuss recent articles as they occasionally go off on unrelated tangents. More podcast episodes: Podcast [English World] Episode 99: Overtourism in Japan Podcast Episode 98: Japan mulls covering childbirth costs from 2026 Podcast [English World] Episode 97: Separate surname debate in Japan
Kyodo News
30-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Kyodo News
Podcast [English World] Episode 94: Osaka Expo opens despite some hiccups
KYODO NEWS - Apr 23, 2025 - 17:16 | All, Podcast Do you plan to visit this year's World Expo? Three Kyodo News reporters - Peter Masheter, Dominic Lam and Eresa Yamada - talk about the recent opening of the 2025 World Exposition in Osaka, a six-month global event themed on building a sustainable future. Listen as they discuss the challenges faced by organizers, points of interest, and whether they will visit the expo. Article mentioned in the podcast: Osaka Expo opens for 6-month event focused on sustainable society Kyodo News presents a bilingual podcast for English learners about the ins and outs of news writing and how to translate tricky Japanese phrases into English. Have fun listening to journalists discuss recent articles as they occasionally go off on unrelated tangents. More podcast episodes: Podcast [English World] Episode 93: Nintendo Switch 2 unveiled Podcast Episode 92: Kurdish community in Japan and online hate Podcast [English World] Episode 91: Same-sex marriage ban ruling
Kyodo News
23-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Kyodo News
Podcast [English World] Episode 94: Osaka Expo opens despite some hiccups
KYODO NEWS - 10 minutes ago - 17:16 | All, Podcast Do you plan to visit this year's World Expo? Three Kyodo News reporters - Peter Masheter, Dominic Lam and Eresa Yamada - talk about the recent opening of the 2025 World Exposition in Osaka, a six-month global event themed on building a sustainable future. Listen as they discuss the challenges faced by organizers, points of interest, and whether they will visit the expo. Article mentioned in the podcast: Osaka Expo opens for 6-month event focused on sustainable society Kyodo News presents a bilingual podcast for English learners about the ins and outs of news writing and how to translate tricky Japanese phrases into English. Have fun listening to journalists discuss recent articles as they occasionally go off on unrelated tangents. More podcast episodes: Podcast [English World] Episode 93: Nintendo Switch 2 unveiled Podcast Episode 92: Kurdish community in Japan and online hate Podcast [English World] Episode 91: Same-sex marriage ban ruling
