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Kyle is working on a documentary project about interesting people in Japan in collaboration with the fine folks over at japankyo.com.

This episode is a cross post in collaboration with Japan Station podcast. Check out the cool stuff they do over there: https://www.japankyo.com/category/podcasts/

In this episode, Zac presents his cases against Alek, Cal, and Kyle in friendship court. Also, the guys come up with some interesting mascots, and argue about some dumb pointless stuff.

Track of the week: Ruby Ring ( ルビーの指環) by Akira Terao

This week Kyle and Cal are joined once again by Zac (@GaijinWota.) They receive transmission from Alek from the frontlines of a violent chili dog war as they discuss hijinks the Seinfeld cast would get in to if they lived in Japan.

Track of the week: Suki Suki Suki by The Sadistic Mika Band.

The seasons are changing, and so are our bodies in this installment of Tokyo Splosion.

Thanks to special guest Zac Saxton (@GaijinWota)

Track of the week: N.E.O by CHAI

It's late Summer 2020 and we're FIRED UP over: imaginary Japanese summer festivals, discount grocery store chains, and Cal's new job as a ramenboy.

Special thanks to Japankyo.com and their many interesting projects. Check em out!

Track of the week: くるり (Quruli) - 琥珀色の街、上海蟹の朝 (Amber Colored City, The Morning of The Shanghai Crab)

Ah, Spring. The blossoms are blossoming, the birds are chirping, and we are all mostly stuck inside. Why? Because a relatively obscure creature from a Sega Dreamcast game has escaped and is wreaking havoc around the world.

Learn all about it in this episode, along with the answer to the question "What is scarier: someone with their nose sticking out of their surgical mask, or having your eyes gouged out?"

Track of the week: The Lower Classes by Tokyo Jihen (aka The Tokyo Incidents)

Welcome to Tokyo Splosion Quarterly. A celebration of the seasons and how they affect our daily lives in the Tokyo area. But mostly it's an excuse to drink together and talk about farts and stuff.

In this installment, we talk about winter in Tokyo. We play some games, try some seasonal Japanese drinks, and share an experience with death and Buddhist funerals.

Track of the week: Made in Japan by Buck Owens

Welcome to Tokyo Splosion Quarterly! We are now a quarterly podcast releasing comedic ruminations focused on the changing seasons and how they influence our every day lives in Tokyo and Kanagawa.

In this rambunctious Summer 2019 installment Cal is assaulted by a Kafka-esque cicada, we play an ice cream game, we talk about festivals in Japan, and Alek doesn't like Cal's socks.

Track of the week: シモキタ音頭 (Shimokita Ondo) by 馬浪マラカス団 (Uma nami marakasu-dan)