September 9th, 2015 Miyako International Community Radio via Miyako Harbor Radio 82.6 FM [LIVE]

Producer: Hisao Hashimoto
Assistant Producer: Yuri Kimura
Navigator: Eri Ito
Members: Francis Yuen, James Macrae, Toby Almy
Interpreter: Togo Sasaki, Ito Shunsuke

Thank you, the radio staffs and members, for the great time.
It was fun live show as always.

It is typhoons season right now in Japan, and typhoons are actually hitting Japan here and there.
So, we talked about the typhoons as one of the topic;
Eri san asked members if they call "typhoon" in another name in their countries, and Toby san answered "It could be tropical storm..?"
Then Eri san said "That sounds delicious!"

For the moment, this picture came into my mind.

(1) Eri san's definition of Tropical storm = delicious -> tropical fruits -> fruits bonus -> Pac Man

(2) Eri san's definition of Tropical storm = typhoon, weather -> something in the sky

(1) + (2) = Pac Man in the sky

But if I say "ah, that Pac man in the sky, right?"

I knew I would see their faces saying "what the heck this Japanese guy has started talking about?"

So, I did not say anything about the Eri san's thought that I assumed.

But what she thought of the term "tropical storm" was some sort of drinks or smoothies, not the "Pac man in the sky."
Then, I think Francis san got her idea of the tropical storm and said "oh, the mangoes, pineapples, passion fruits falling from the sky, right? If they are the tropical storm, then I can go home safe."
But I thought "Man! It's "falling!" Not dropping from the table or anything cute like that!"

Well, members.

I write very sarcastic; I mean I am making fun of everything, so I hope you are not taking serious or feel like being offended.

I will see you folks at next show!! Thank you very much again!!
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I got banned from facebook AGAIN for a week.

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