In this video entry for my blog, The Daily Mumble (http://www.tamegoeswild.com/w ords) I talk about being grumpy, and invite you to meet my fighting pet sparrows.

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Joseph Tame (http://www.tamegoeswild.com) brings you his review of the iPhone 3GS following its release in Japan.

See the blog that accompanies this entry at http://tr.im/q28h

This video was recorded, edited and uploaded by the iphone itself - that's why the first 5 seconds are missing, as once you trim there's no undo!

In this video Joseph compares the 3GS to its little sister, whom he's been in a relationship with for the past 9 months. He talks of its sensitivity, power, its ability to listen to what he has to say, and the way it knows how to focus in life.

Joseph also announces that he will be GIVING AWAY an iPHONE 3G to one of his lucky podcast listeners - check out http://www.japanpodshow.com for details on how to enter the competition

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http://www.pokya.jp and http://www.tamegoeswild.com bring you a meeting of two giants: Danny Choo, King of Otaku Stormtroopers, and Masayoshi Son, Softbank CEO and the richest man in Japan.

Son was speaking at the official launch party of the iPhone 3GS in Japan on 26th June 2009, in Ometesando. In the video, son is seen talking about the many benefits of the iPhone, one of which he has had for a couple of weeks. He also presents the audience with two gifts - little Softbank dog mascots to hang from their mobile phones, and iTunes gift certificates.

Following the countdown to zero, Son turns to leave the stage, but it met by a Stormtrooper (Danny Choo) who suggests that they have their photo taken together. Assembled photographers are clearly delighted by this photo opportunity, and Mr. Son seemed to take it all in his stride!

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On Tue 17th March 2009 news of my plans to run the Tokyo Quarter Marathon got out http://is.gd/nBgu and went viral

The resulting criticism was harsh and unrelenting - here I seek to balance out that malice.

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Tame Talk TV is delighted to bring you this worldwide exclusive story - Susan Boyle of Britain's Got Talent is in Japan and singing live on a Tokyo train, heading to Shibuya.

Some people say that it's not actually Susan, but rather Joseph Tame, presenter of http://www.japanpodshow.com and the person behind http://www.tamegoeswild.com , but we don't believe them.

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Joseph Tame (http://www.tamegoeswild.com) brings you his review of the iPhone 3GS following its release in Japan.

See the blog that accompanies this entry at http://tr.im/q28h

This video was recorded, edited and uploaded by the iphone itself - that's why the first 5 seconds are missing, as once you trim there's no undo!

In this video Joseph compares the 3GS to its little sister, whom he's been in a relationship with for the past 9 months. He talks of its sensitivity, power, its ability to listen to what he has to say, and the way it knows how to focus in life.

Joseph also announces that he will be GIVING AWAY an iPHONE 3G to one of his lucky podcast listeners - check out http://www.japanpodshow.com for details on how to enter the competition

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The first in a series of Japanese video blogs from Joseph Tame of http://www.tamegoeswild.com

In this video I talk about the challenges I face in my new job.

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The fourth in a series of video blogs from Joseph Tame of http://www.tamegoeswild.com

In this video I talk about the feedback I received from the Susan Boyle in Japan video, spring, podcasting, and happiness.

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With the majority of the Japanese population and ex-pat bloggers / youtubers residing in built-up areas, it's hardly surprising that Japan tends to be seen as a land of concrete by the outside world. But with approximately 75% of Japan's landmass being forested hills, that's actually far from the truth.

In this short video, I show how lush the Japanese inaka (countryside) actually is - and you don't have to go all that far from the cities to find it.

This video was shot near Hanno-shi, Saitama-ken, not all that far from central Tokyo.

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The first in a series of Japanese video blogs from Joseph Tame of http://www.tamegoeswild.com

In this video I talk about the challenges I face in my new job.

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The fourth in a series of video blogs from Joseph Tame of http://www.tamegoeswild.com

In this video I talk about the feedback I received from the Susan Boyle in Japan video, spring, podcasting, and happiness.

sEaVCcmTzRg

With the majority of the Japanese population and ex-pat bloggers / youtubers residing in built-up areas, it's hardly surprising that Japan tends to be seen as a land of concrete by the outside world. But with approximately 75% of Japan's landmass being forested hills, that's actually far from the truth.

In this short video, I show how lush the Japanese inaka (countryside) actually is - and you don't have to go all that far from the cities to find it.

This video was shot near Hanno-shi, Saitama-ken, not all that far from central Tokyo.

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