In this episode of Tune in Tokyo, the host—an expatriate with roots in Colorado and two decades of experience living in Tokyo—delivers a freeform livestream that focuses on the vibrant intersections of music, creativity, and everyday life in Japan’s capital. Drawing from his personal journey from Tulsa to Boulder, Colorado and then to Tokyo, he reflects on the importance of making creative spaces inclusive, regardless of experience or credentials.

The livestream is part of the Tokyo Record Style project, a personal endeavor that brings music, records, photography, design, and more to the forefront. Conversation topics frequently span the unique subcultures that define Tokyo, from its dynamic music and live event scenes to its creative energy in photography, camera culture, and urban exploration. Throughout, the host invites viewers to participate—whether by asking questions, joining the discussion live on screen, or sharing thoughts and passions about Tokyo, Japanese culture, and travel.

Tune in Tokyo embodies the idea that curiosity is more important than expertise, providing accessible and welcoming discussion around living in Tokyo. If you’re interested in the reality of expatriate life, building creative projects in Japan, or learning about Tokyo’s independent music and arts culture, this interactive livestream offers valuable insights and a supportive community. Whether you are planning to travel to Tokyo or want to learn more about the city’s creative heartbeat, this is a space for both newcomers and long-term Tokyo fans alike.