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Ryuji Taste-Tests Eight Lawson Products Supervised by Kimagure Cook: The "Never Buying Again" Fried Rice and the Bouillabaisse That Won Rave Reviews
In this episode, culinary researcher Ryuji and staff sampled and rated eight fair products sold at Lawson, all supervised by fish-focused YouTuber Kimagure Cook (Kaneko). The episode came about becaus
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Station vs. Pen-Style Soldering Irons: What the Big Box Actually Buys You
Many electronics hobbyists want to own a desktop soldering station at least once. In this sponsored video from Taiyo Electric Industries (goot), Ichiken asks what actually separates a station-type iro
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Fleeing a Doctors' Household, Working in Yoshiwara on the Way to Keio Law: Administrative Scrivener Sumika Hori Looks Back on Life So Far
Born into a family of physicians who ran their own clinics in Akita, Sumika Hori left for Tokyo as if fleeing home. After dropping out of high school, Hori started working at a soapland at 19, spent s
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Framing Hiring Challenges by "Structure" and Seeing Them Through to Execution: uloqo's Sekikawa on Strategic RPO
In the second half of "Recruiting Strategy," a series on Business Journal TV, host Iijima spoke with Kensuke Sekikawa, CEO of uloqo Inc. The first half looked at what separates companies that get resu
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Inside Intel's Fabs: How New Chip Technologies Reach Production, and Why Tools May Cap AI's Compute Supply
Dwarkesh Patel spent two days touring Intel's fabs and research labs, then interviewed several of the company's technical leaders. He was pursuing two questions. The first was what it takes to build t
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Jenna Ortega and Amy Adams on Playing Klara, Big Families, Red-Carpet Looks, and Who Survives the Horror Movie
In this episode of Vogue's Off the Cuff, Klara and the Sun co-stars Jenna Ortega and Amy Adams take turns asking each other a set of rapid-fire questions. The format is light, but along the way the tw
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Murder After the Marathon: How Race Winnings Expose Kenya's Female Runners to Violence
This ARTE documentary visits Kenya's distance-running heartland. It asks why winning, for many women athletes there, brings extortion, abuse, and sometimes murder instead of security. The film follows
36:48Sato no Gohan Factory Tour: From Rice Milling and Kettle Cooking to Oxygen-Absorbing Containers
Culinary researcher Ryuji toured Sato Foods' factories for "Sato no Gohan" and "Sato no Kiri Mochi." Ryuji, who says they've recently gotten hooked on factory tours, came to see how the packaged rice
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What a $400,000 Vacation Buys: A Luxury Travel Advisor on How the Ultra-Wealthy Travel
Ramit Sethi interviews Hao Tang, a travel advisor who plans trips costing $100,000 or more for some of the wealthiest families in the world. Ramit wants to know what that money actually buys, and why
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Rails Scales for the Rest of Us: How Donorbox Runs a Decade-Old Monolith with a Boring Stack
Donorbox helps nonprofits raise money online and in person, and the platform behind it is a Ruby on Rails application that has been evolving for more than ten years. In this episode of On Rails, host
51:00Building a Fusion Power Plant in Japan: The ¥6.06 Billion Investment in Starlight Engine, and a Former-Mayor CSO on Siting and Competing Globally
Fusion startup Starlight Engine has raised a total of ¥6.06 billion from 17 companies, with Global Brain as lead investor. This video is in two parts. In Part 1, Tetsuya Urimoto of Global Brain explai
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Will Larson on the Revised Rules of Engineering Management
For much of the 2010s, new engineering managers were told to stop making technical decisions. Will Larson says the job has moved away from that rule. Larson is CTO of Imprint, was previously CTO at Ca
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Bryan Johnson's Two-Dose Psilocybin Experiment: 249 Biomarkers and the Case for Mushrooms as Longevity Therapy
Bryan Johnson has built his life and his "Don't Die" / Blueprint project around control: precise routines, measured inputs, and tracked outcomes. In this video he describes why he took two large, medi
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aespa Play "Never Have I Ever": Fan Cams, Forgotten Lyrics, and a Dorm That Was One Big Closet
In this short Vogue Japan video, the members of aespa take turns reading "Never Have I Ever" prompts and reacting to each other's answers. Most rounds end in laughter rather than long explanations, bu
7:14High School Protests in France: Why Is Policing Accused of Being Too Violent?
In an episode of the daily show "Pourquoi," Arthur looks at the accusations of violence against law enforcement during the high school protest movement that began in mid-September. The starting point
47:30Comparing 12 Daisho Hot Pot Soups: Ryuji and the "No-Pandering Woman" Hot Pot Championship 2026
In this episode, cooking researcher Ryuji visits the headquarters of hot pot soup maker Daisho to taste and rate the company's hot pot soups side by side. It is a sponsored video, but at the start the
3:41Why the Pajero, Returning After Seven Years, Has a Path to Victory in the "Age of EVs"
Mitsubishi Motors' Pajero is making a comeback after seven years. With EVs drawing so much attention, many people probably think that launching a gasoline-powered, full-fledged SUV at this point is be
11:37Inside LeBron and Savannah James's Home: The Objects They Live With
In this Vogue home tour, LeBron James and Savannah James walk through the objects in their Los Angeles house that mean the most to them. The tour moves from recovery equipment and championship trophie
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Is It True That "Your Skin Gets Oily Because It Lacks Moisture"? Kazunosuke's 7 Secrets of Oily Skin Care
Cosmetic chemist Kazunosuke laid out seven basic principles of oily skin care for people struggling with acne and shiny, oily skin. Rather than introducing specific products, the video is a digest-sty
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The Factory of the Future Runs on People: A Rockwell, Revere Electric, and UWM Panel on Automation and Workforce
How are manufacturers using automation and AI to improve performance, and what does that demand of the people who run, maintain, and fix the technology? Host Chris Luecke put those questions to a four