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17. The city where I live now has a city song.
Each municipality in Japan has Kouhou. Kouhou means to inform the public at large. Generally, you can borrow a small terminal device like a radio from the municipality. The terminal provides information about the city from the municipal office, the police, etc. I think it is the same in every municipality, In the city where I live now, the city song is played every morning at 7:00. Of all the cities and towns I've lived in, only the one I live in now plays the city song from the public relations system. LOL
The English script for this episode can be found here. This will surely help you understand this entire episode. https://toralog.jp/podcast-episode17/
I introduce my hometown in English on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJyb6vceAjGazPPGjJs-1Yw It has Japanese subtitles, so I think it'll be useful for your study! Please take a look at that as well!
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By SachiEach municipality in Japan has Kouhou. Kouhou means to inform the public at large. Generally, you can borrow a small terminal device like a radio from the municipality. The terminal provides information about the city from the municipal office, the police, etc. I think it is the same in every municipality, In the city where I live now, the city song is played every morning at 7:00. Of all the cities and towns I've lived in, only the one I live in now plays the city song from the public relations system. LOL
The English script for this episode can be found here. This will surely help you understand this entire episode. https://toralog.jp/podcast-episode17/
I introduce my hometown in English on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJyb6vceAjGazPPGjJs-1Yw It has Japanese subtitles, so I think it'll be useful for your study! Please take a look at that as well!