Could you please provide Japanese immersion material in this thread?

YT:
watch?v=ieCOGEOXxr8&list=PLlnuIMwJMLANE59PLE58TbaN8MN8eqRUt
@yuyunihongopodcast
@SayuriSaying
@JiroJapanese
@まさん-VisualNovel
@hidechannel2
@otoirekomaru
@ヤキツの小物箱

internetarchive:
details/hikibiki_podcast
details/hams-radio-japan

also nyaa obviously

>>2
GOATed list

since kitsunekko recently went down, jimaku seems to be the new place for procuring jp subs

>>4
kitsunekko [dot] net isn't down

ahh didn’t realize that it came back online.
A few weeks ago they announced that it wouldn’t be updated anymore and a few days after that it went down for at least several days. nice to see it is back.

bumping this to ask, why the hell are all the japanese internet talk radio streams geolocked? what the hell japan? what are you trying to hide?!
also anyone know of any that aren't? preferably the kind that are like icecast streams or the like, no login, just add url to fileplayer and listen.

>>7
idk, could it be racism or they trying to avoid north koreans?

>>7
this is completely a guess, but I wonder if there are certain laws that apply to radio and what you're allowed to broadcast where. Well, that would apply only to official radio broadcasts maybe not random internet radio shows. Another possibility could be sponsor deals only applying in certain countries perhaps.

Does anyone have any video game recommendations for Japanese immersion? I'm a complete beginner, so keep that in mind, but I don't care what genre it is as long as there's enough input on some level. Do you think it'd be a good idea to replay games I am already familiar with in the JP translation? I've been considering that.

>>10
https://youtu.be/xb-DtICmPTY?si=OW48JP48tdI2YRzW&t=19628

i have no idea how accurate a recommendation it is tho.

>>10
The first non-VN japanese game that I played for immersion was one of the Yugioh DS games. Even though small pixelated kanji can be tough to read, I thought it ended up being a good choice because I was already familiar with the general mechanics and the localized English card names and descriptions. Something comparable for you could be a good way to go. That said, if you're looking to input-max, gaming probably isn't the way.

>>12
Why is gaming possibly suboptimal, would you say? Is it just that things like books and shows are better for language-learning because they're more dialogue-heavy?

>>11
Jeuss christ what happend to his voice? Is he a chain smoker? I thought voice cracks should mostly go away after puberty?