

61: Down to Business pt.1: Worth Fighting For
Jul 10, 2024
Join Tamoe Gozen, a 12th-century Japanese Samurai known for her valor, and Murasaki Shikibu, the pioneering author of Genji monogatari, as they delve into the real stories behind legendary female figures. They explore the influence of the animated film 'Mulan' on cultural perceptions of women warriors. Expect lively discussions on gender roles, bravery, and historical significance, along with humorous anecdotes that blend personal narratives with the rich tapestry of East Asian history.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Navigating Academic Choices and Nostalgic Reflections
01:36 • 2min
Adventures in Coordination
03:25 • 4min
Behind the Scenes: Poolside Photographs and Everyday Antics
07:11 • 16min
Nostalgia and Nibbles
23:23 • 8min
Exploring Mulan and Historical Heroines
31:51 • 13min
Exploring Love, Legacy, and Historical Narratives
44:25 • 10min
A Day in The Life of Family and Pets
54:32 • 2min
Exploring Japanese History and Culture
56:39 • 2min
The Legendary Warrior Tamou-e
58:20 • 10min
Witty Banter and Party Antics
01:08:47 • 2min
Celebrating Heritage: Kyoto's Cultural Traditions
01:10:21 • 6min
Defiance and Legacy: The Tale of Genji
01:16:28 • 17min
Cultural Chronicles: Humor and History
01:33:04 • 14min
The Evolution of Mulan: Narratives and Representations
01:47:07 • 13min
Redefining Narrative Expectations
01:59:44 • 6min
Exploring Culture Through Food and Fun
02:05:49 • 4min