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Japanology Plus · S1E14 — Karaoke Boxes
Season 1 episodes
1. BathhousesApr 3, 20142. RamenApr 10, 20143. Mt. FujiApr 17, 20144. ShogiApr 24, 2014
5. Cherry TreesMay 1, 20146. AkihabaraMay 8, 20147. WagashiMay 15, 20148. NinjaMay 22, 20149. RiceMay 29, 201410. CastlesJun 5, 201411. Japanophiles: Elizabeth SuzukiJul 3, 201412. Japanophiles: Everett Kennedy BrownJul 10, 201413. Japanophiles: Carolin EckhardtJul 17, 201414. Karaoke BoxesAug 7, 201415. BentoAug 14, 201416. BambooAug 21, 201417. Taiko DrumsSep 4, 201418. Tsukiji MarketSep 11, 201419. FestivalsSep 18, 201420. Japanese GardensSep 25, 201421. OrigamiOct 2, 201422. Buddhist StatuesOct 9, 2014
23. YokaiOct 16, 201424. ShinkansenOct 23, 201425. Lessons for LifeNov 6, 201426. RobotsNov 13, 201427. Sports DaysNov 20, 201428. BonsaiDec 4, 201429. SushiDec 11, 201430. GeishaDec 18, 2014
5. Cherry TreesMay 1, 20146. AkihabaraMay 8, 20147. WagashiMay 15, 20148. NinjaMay 22, 20149. RiceMay 29, 201410. CastlesJun 5, 201411. Japanophiles: Elizabeth SuzukiJul 3, 201412. Japanophiles: Everett Kennedy BrownJul 10, 201413. Japanophiles: Carolin EckhardtJul 17, 201414. Karaoke BoxesAug 7, 201415. BentoAug 14, 201416. BambooAug 21, 201417. Taiko DrumsSep 4, 201418. Tsukiji MarketSep 11, 201419. FestivalsSep 18, 201420. Japanese GardensSep 25, 201421. OrigamiOct 2, 201422. Buddhist StatuesOct 9, 2014
23. YokaiOct 16, 201424. ShinkansenOct 23, 201425. Lessons for LifeNov 6, 201426. RobotsNov 13, 201427. Sports DaysNov 20, 201428. BonsaiDec 4, 201429. SushiDec 11, 201430. GeishaDec 18, 2014Synopsis
With a microphone in hand, tens of millions of people across Japan sing their hearts out in the nation's ubiquitous karaoke boxes. These private rooms offer a convivial setting for friends to forge bonds, though the solo box is increasingly favored as well. We will explore how the karaoke box has woven itself into the fabric of Japanese life. Joining us today is Kyoko Koizumi, a sociologist whose research centers on the interplay between people and music.

