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68 High School Baseball “Koshien”: The Last Pure Land, the Highest Youth

Topics for this episode: Century-old “Koshien” suspended for the first time for non-war reasons Kanazawa Agricultural High School’s miracle made “Koshien” go viral on the Simplified Chinese internet Recalling iconic “Koshien” moments: Matsui Hideki’s five intentional walks Recalling iconic “Koshien” moments: Handkerchief Prince vs. Masahiro Tanaka Saito Yuki’s journey from summer Koshien glory to professional baseball decline

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64 Special Episode for 60,000 Subscribers: Listener Q&A to Your Heart's Content

Topics for this episode: Is Japan a utopia for Chinese people to avoid neijuan (involution)? Okinawans' self-identification and efforts The interactive relationship between the Liberal Democratic Party and Yuriko Koike Why are Germans more anti-war than Japanese? How do Chinese cultural and entertainment products enter the Japanese market?

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147 Espionage Anecdotes | The Opening Move of the US-Soviet Cold War: The Igor Gouzenko Affair

Topics in this episode: The essence of Stalin's foreign policy was realist diplomacy Roosevelt was too "naive" in great power maneuvering Igor Gouzenko's defection experience resembled a scene from a black comedy film MI5's "upper, middle, and lower" three strategies regarding the Igor Gouzenko affair Soviet intelligence agencies have a long history of operations in the UK and the US

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62 Tokyo Olympics Opening Special: The Once Golden Dream, Now a Muddy Curse

Topics for this episode: Japan once viewed the 1940 Olympics as a symbol of revival The ritual sense of the modern Olympics was influenced by fascism The presence of Chinese people at the 1936 Berlin Olympics The "Witches of the East" and the corporate-sponsored system of post-war Japanese sports The pressure on the Japanese women's volleyball team to win gold at the 1964 Olympics

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61 From the Age of Awakening to Reform and Opening Up: The Century-Long Dreams and Tears of Students Studying in Japan

Topics for this episode: Chinese students going to Japan for study began during the “Age of Awakening” After the Xinhai Revolution, studying in Japan reached a peak Lu Xun was the first to practice the “two-part approach” toward Japan The “Twenty-One Demands” became the watershed for the shift in Chinese attitudes toward Japan Studying in Japan resurged after Reform and Opening Up

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60 The Reiwa Emperor Makes His First Move: When Will the Political System's Landmines Explode?

Topics of this episode: The Imperial Household Agency press conference ignites public opinion The subtle relationship between the Cabinet, the Imperial Family, and the Imperial Household Agency The "political utilization" of the Imperial Family has historical roots The game-theoretic relationship between the Emperor and the Cabinet Will Naruhito become increasingly demanding in the future?

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59 First Anniversary Celebration (Part 2): East Asia's Last Year, This Year, and Next Year

On the afternoon of June 20, Eye on East Asia collaborated with JustPod to hold a first anniversary celebration event for the show's launch. 100 listeners attended the event, listening to special shares from the three hosts and engaging in Q&A interactions. The audio of the event is released in two parts; this is the second part. We welcome listeners who could not attend to share in our gratitude through this audio.

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58 First Anniversary Appreciation Festival (Part 1): The Past, Present, and Future of Eye on East Asia

On the afternoon of June 20, Eye on East Asia collaborated with JustPod to hold a First Anniversary Appreciation Festival event. One hundred listeners attended the event, listening to special shares from the three hosts and engaging in Q&A interactions. The audio from the event will be released in two parts starting this week. We welcome listeners who could not attend to share in our gratitude through sound.

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57 Human Struggles Are Too Upsetting; Animal News Is More Pleasing to the Eye

Topics for this episode: A Japanese Olympic Committee official takes his own life during a sensitive period Will South Korea attend the Tokyo Olympics or not? Should the Tokyo Olympics be held? Let's hear the athletes' voices Why is Japan still so calm after an official's suicide? The "rise" of young heartthrobs in South Korean politics

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56 An Awkward Chat by Hosts Who Are Indifferent to Aragaki Yui

Topics for this episode: Aragaki Yui and the general public's favorability toward celebrities The relationship between celebrities' private lives and public opinion Society's increasingly strict demands on young celebrities The division of territories in the Japanese and Korean entertainment industries The Japanese and Korean goddesses in the hosts' minds

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55 The Merits and Demerits of Vaccine Diplomacy: All Thanks to the Contrast with Peers

Topics of this episode: The President and the General visit the United States in succession The IOC and Japan become adversarial over the Tokyo Olympics What the President Wen gained from visiting the United States The timeline and situation of the South Korean presidential election The current status of vaccine administration in Japan and South Korea

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51 Eye on East Asia Offline Session 3: Matters of "Haedong": Starting from the Death of Crown Prince Sado

Topics for this episode: Opening remarks A slice of the five-hundred-year Joseon Dynasty: The death of Crown Prince Sado Changes in historical perspectives behind the Korean language The tradition of factional strife and the rise and fall of the yangban class "Noron" conspiracy theories permeating Korean pop culture

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48 Election Defeat, Real Estate Slap in the Face: Defending the Best Moon Jae-in

Topics for this episode: A review of the Seoul and Busan mayoral by-elections The shifting power dynamics between local and capital cities in Japan and South Korea Both lost elections, but the reasons for Busan and Seoul are different The failure of real estate reform is the primary cause of the election defeat Observing four key figures in the Korean political scene: Oh Se-hoon

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