Transformations with Jayne

Transformations with Jayne

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Transformations with Jayne episodes

  • Bonus Episode: Japan and NZ, This is How WE Do It.

    How do you do it?

    Spending time in NZ and Japan with my family.

    On this episode I talk about:

    1) Getting my husband on board with it

    2) Getting support from my home country people

    3) Planning in advance to make it happen

    4) Finances: How I found the money to pay for our trips

    5) What I do to make the transition between countries easier on us all

    Instagram: @jaynenakata

    www.jaynenakata.com

    43 min
  • Bonus Episode: Talking about Loneliness
    I've really noticed the topic of loneliness coming up. We are suffering from this more than ever. How do you combat loneliness?
    Today I talk about:
    Our summer trip to New Zealand so far
    How one person is combating loneliness in her small community
    In person vs online
    The digital divide in New Zealand and Japan
    Jayne's Japanese online community, ジェーンと一緒に変身コミュニティ
    Mentioned in the podcast:
    Jayne's Japanese Online Community: https://jayne-nakata.mykajabi.com/pl/34122
    CommuniTea - Northern Buller: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1955318187843931/about/
    Mind your Business Podcast: http://www.mindyourbusinesspodcast.com/
    Follow:
    Website: https://www.jaynenakata.com
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaynenakata/  or @Jaynenakata
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/transformationretreatsbyjayne/
    21 min
  • Episode 10: Interview with Sarah Bull
    Sarah Bull has been a Japanese-to-English translator since graduating from the University of Queensland’s MAJIT program (Master of Arts in Japanese Interpreting and Translating) in 2007. In addition to her roles as a legal translation instructor at UQ and as a Senior Legal Translator and equity partner with translation company TBSJ, she is currently preparing to launch Translation Mavens: a podcast and online community for people in the Japanese/English translation industry.
    Sarah is originally from the Sunshine Coast in Australia and has lived in Japan on and off since 1995. She currently lives in the Urawa area of Saitama with her 8-year-old daughter, Japanese husband, and her dog and two cats.
    Website: www.translationmavens.com
    Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/translationmavens/
    Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=1400476131
    59 min
  • Episode 9: Interview with Patricia Nakao of Tabitabiya

    Patricia NOEL is from France. She has been living in Tokyo for about 21 years and is married with two girls.

    Ever since coming to Japan she's been teaching French as a Foreign Language. This is the job she's always wanted to do as a way to combine her liking for the French language and her wish to travel the world... Well, she thought she would travel the world more, but she stopped in Japan! Several years ago, she made up her mind to launch, actually re-launch, her online shop for Japanese items. The idea behind Tabitabiya is to share her passion for Japanese traditional patterns. "I have always been very fond of them and it seems I just can't get enough of them!", she says.

    Website: https://www.tabitabiya.com/

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shoptabitabiya/

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tabitabi.ya/

    47 min
  • Episode 8: Interview with Lindsey Sawada
    Today Lindsey and I are talking about being in Japan, being a Yogi, building a business when Japanese is not your first language and other fun things!
    Facebook www.facebook.com/SetagayaYogaStudio
    Instagram @sawadalindsey
    Website www.setagayayogastudio.com
    57 min
  • Bonus Episode : Just ask
    In this bonus episode, I'll be talking about something super exciting that happened to my family recently because we asked.
    It turned into a 3 days whirlwind of fun.
    If you'd like to watch the episode of tv you can watch it here on your pc for a limited time: https://www.asahi.co.jp/knight-scoop/
    Just click on the Blue button that says: TVer はこちら. It's on the right hand side. May not work outside Japan.
    22 min
  • Episode 7: Interview with Victoria Close
    Victoria is the owner, designer and wearer of all hats at Biku Designs, a jewelry company that uses recycled kimono to give them a new lease of life. She’s anti “motainai” or “wasting things” and her beautiful necklaces are being sent all over the world as gifts. We talk about how she loves her life in Tokyo, recycling bath water, growing urban gardens. You can hear about where she goes to source the kimono for her designs and how they become they get a new lease of life, how she manages to get so much done alone in her business and what she’s got planned next!
    Boroichi Market: https://www.japanistry.com/event/setagaya-boroichi-market-january/
    Best Living Japan https://bestlivingjapan.com/
    WEB/ Newsletter: bikudesigns.com
    IG: https://www.instagram.com/bikudesigns/
    FB: https://www.facebook.com/bikudesigns/
    VIP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/254399134978215/
    Victoria’s logo was designed by: http://www.vera-verita.com/
    1 hr 3 min
  • Episode 6:　Interview with Johanna MacGregor
    Johanna MacGregor writes the popular blog: The Tokyo Chapter. In this episode we discuss life in Japan as a mother, finding your own identity living in a different culture and we also answer some listener questions!
    Instagram: @thetokyochapter
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thetokyochapter/
    Blog: http://www.thetokyochapter.com/
    1 hr 11 min

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Jayne Nakata, resident of Japan, creator of the award winning PodLaunch with Jayne, a system for creating and maintaining the podcast you always wanted, shares her learning and interviews women from all walks of life, making it work on their terms.