stick20: Discussing the Shitara Heisei Era Chronicle with Yui Sayaka and Koeda - Is modern Shitara a Safari Park!?
In this episode, we welcome Shitara Town Tourism Ambassador Yui Sayaka and her friend Koeda to discuss the scenery of Taguchi, Shitara Town, in the early Heisei era. The studio is filled with a nostalgic atmosphere as we talk about what was trendy in town back then and share our fond memories.
The arrival of Purikura was big news at the time.
Even in places that are quiet today, there were spots near the Taguchi bus stop where young people used to gather. The fact that there were Purikura machines in town back then might be surprising from a modern perspective. The episode of gathering with friends after school to take Purikura and share them vividly brings back those bittersweet memories of the past.
We cannot stop talking about nostalgic shops.
Shitara Town once had many memorable shops, such as Tokyo Pan and Kodensha. We talk endlessly about classic snacks from that time, like red bean bread, and the places we stopped by on our way home from school. Although these scenes are no longer visible today, it shows how those places were the center of town and important social hubs for children at the time.
A surprising common ground is revealed mid-show.
A slightly deeper topic emerges regarding how our two guests spent their time in certain places back then. A specific story is shared that even leaves the hosts listening intently, but you will have to listen to the main episode to find out what it is. The conversation goes even deeper, so please be sure to listen to the rest in the full episode.
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