# Edo Japan

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Games These Days! Season 3, Episode 2 - Shadow Tactics Blades Of The Shogun (PC)

Games These Days! Season 3, Episode 2 - Shadow Tactics Blades Of The Shogun (PC)Matt and James sneak, shriuken, and slice their way through the gunpowder-blackened landscapes of Edo Japan, directing a...

7: Book Review June 2020: Lone Wolf & Cub, Vol 1. / The Adventures Of Tintin: Secret Of The Unicorn

Lone Wolf & Cub, Vol. 1: The Assassin's Road     LW&C is one of those things it's hard to be objective about because of the gravity well created by its history and legacy; if you enjoyed The Mandalorian, the Hawk & Chick episodes of Bob's Burgers, Logan, Road To Perdition or any other Badass & Chil…

You Do You Boo

Put Yourself First. Do What's Best For You. You Do You Boo!! On this week's episode (Sponsored by Edo Japan), Megan shares her current personal situation on her family life, and why you shouldn't feel guilty about doing what you want to do. If that's in regards to family life also, or career, love …

Jason Dodge - Get Lost (Ryokan and Zen Arts)

“A professional artist is someone who understands what they're doing and are just going to do what they understand.  An amateur is going into something with the understanding you're going to get lost.” - Jason Dodge   Jason takes us on a delightful walk through the life and work of Ryokan, the fa…

The Aimless Cook Podcast - S1E039 - The Story Of Edo Japan

This week on the podcast, I am talking about the history of the iconic Canadian restaurant, Edo Japan. This Japanese-inspired fast casual restaurant was founded in 1979 in Calgary by a Buddhist Minister. Learn all about the origins and history of this popular food court institution, its evolution, …

Sanjeays Fernando on How AI Is Transforming Digital Advertising

Welcome to the CanadianSME Small Business Podcast, hosted by SK Uddin. In this episode, we explore how digital media, paid advertising, and AI driven platforms are reshaping how brands achieve measurable growth in an increasingly crowded market. Our guest is Sanjeays Fernando, Senior Digital Media …

Mono No Aware: The Lost Japanese Art Of Disconnecting To Reconnect

For anyone lying awake aching over something that is quietly ending, drift off with mono no aware for grief and impermanence, the 18th-century Japanese scholar who reread one old poem for forty years and recovered the word for that ache. You don't need to be a poet to feel it. Motoori Norinaga was…

Oiran: The Courtesans Trapped in Yoshiwara

Japan'sBehind the glittering “floating world” of Edo Japan was a walled red-light district with a moat and only two ways out. Today on For the Love of History, we peel back the perfumed curtain of Yoshiwara to find out who the oiran really were (not geisha!), how girls were trapped in debt, and why…