September 2nd, 2015 Miyako International Community Radio via Miyako Harbor Radio 82.6 FM [LIVE]

Producer: Hisao Hashimoto

Assistant Producer: Saaya Tazawa

Navigator: Eri Ito

Members: Ben Pedersen, Francis Yuen

Interpreter: Togo Sasaki, Ito Shunsuke

Thank you very much for the radio staffs and members for the radio show last Wednesday.

And congratulations for Francis and his girlfriend to be engaged, also thank you for sharing the story over the radio.

Francis and his fiancee were in the perfect and romantic situation to see each other at the first time at hanami party, cherry blossom viewing party, according to him. He said how they see each other happened like Japanese shoujo-manga, girls' comic.

When Francis was telling them the story between him and her, he seemed so happy; Congratulations to them again.

About Togo-san, the interpreter, it was interesting to find that he has "Duke" as his nickname.

It came from "Duke Togo," who is a professional assassin in the Japanese cartoon, Golgo 13.

So, just because he has his first name Togo, he got that nickname.

Well, we talked different things in short 30 minutes show.

It was like while Japanese samurai was opening the door for Eri san, Benchan was pushing his friend, who were very scared of revolving door, to the revolving door, then Togo san was aiming some bad guys with his gun, and Francis and his fiancee were happy to find each others. Something like that.

Yeah.

Thank you folks again and I will see you at next show!!

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