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To get a better sense of what is going on lately in otaku culture, Marxy of Néojaponisme sat down with Patrick Macias — editor of Otaku USA — and Matt Alt — author of Yokai Attack!: The Japanese Monster Survival Guide.
Sometime in November, Marxy of Néojaponisme and Patrick Macias — author of such books as Cruising the Anime City: An Otaku Guide to Neo Tokyo and Japanese Schoolgirl Inferno: Tokyo Teen Fashion Subculture Handbook — met in Inokashira Park and r
A discussion between Marxy from Neojaponisme and political analyst Tobias Harris (of Observing Japan) about the upcoming general election, the Democratic Party of Japan's (DPJ) agenda, and whether Japan will become more liberal and more democra
A discussion between Marxy from Néojaponisme and writer Patrick Macias about the state of Japanese pop culture in the recession.
A discussion between Marxy from Néojaponisme and writer Patrick Macias about the future of "Cool Japan."
Japanese crust-oriented punk, hardcore, d-beat, thrash, and assorted metal micro-genres
A discussion between Marxy from Néojaponisme and Trevor of Music Related about the Japanese indie band Citrus and its leader Emori Takeaki.
Neojaponisme presents digitized home-dub cassette archives of the 1991 Flipper's Guitar radio show, Martians Go Home.
Neojaponisme presents digitized home-dub cassette archives of the 1991 Flipper's Guitar radio show, Martians Go Home.
Neojaponisme presents digitized home-dub cassette archives of the 1991 Flipper's Guitar radio show, Martians Go Home.
Neojaponisme presents digitized home-dub cassette archives of the 1991 Flipper's Guitar radio show, Martians Go Home.
Neojaponisme presents digitized home-dub cassette archives of the 1991 Flipper's Guitar radio show, Martians Go Home.
Néojaponisme, in collaboration with Music Related, present a pandatone podcast of up-and-coming Japanese indie electronic artists.
Japanese music from the late 1960s and early 1970s.
Experiment in short songs and serendipity. For more info: http://www.pliink.com/mt/marxy/archives/2007/04/radio-mxut-vol-2.html
Over the course of 49 minutes, hosts Marxy and U.T. (Kiiiiiii) bring you twenty-five energetic musical selections: obscure pico pico Japanese electro-pop, digital beats, analog blurts, vintage electro-rock, and a "mashup" of (Lil') Bow Wow and
Radio OK Fred Guest Mix #2 - We went back in time to the year 1993 to ask 75 middle-school students what they would want to hear on an Internet radio "podcast" from the year 2005. For more info: http://www.pliink.com/mt/marxy/archives/2005/08/r
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