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Live broadcast every Friday from 11:00 PM Radiotalk "Tsuneyasu Takeda's Night Coffee" Official Channel Radiotalk "Tsuneyasu Takeda's Night Coffee" https://radiotalk.jp/program/107655 This is a radio show where author Tsuneyasu Takeda chats with listeners over coffee every Friday night. Packed with a wide range of topics different from his usual broadcasts, including listener inquiries, personal stories, and the latest current affairs that can only be heard on Radiotalk! Also enjoy the interactive interaction with listeners using the chat and letter features! Enjoy the unique flavor of "Night Coffee." We're always accepting questions! Download the Radiotalk app and tune in. [Profile] Takeda Tsuneyasu / Author [Social Media] Website Takeda Tsuneyasu Official Website, Takenoma https://www.takenoma.com Twitter Takeda Tsuneyasu (@takenoma)   / takenoma   YouTube [Official] Takeda Tsuneyasu Channel 2    / @takeda_ch   "Japan's Simple Questions" (live broadcast every Thursday from 8:00 PM) [Biography] Born in 1975 into the Takeda family, a former imperial family. Great-great-grandson of Emperor Meiji. Graduated from the Faculty of Law, Keio University. In 2006, he won the 15th Yamamoto Shichihei Award for his book "The Untold Truth of the Imperial Family" (Shogakukan). Held events at 17 locations nationwide. He has given lectures in various locations, including the Takeda Study Group (http://www.takedaken.org). Since April 2015, he has taught courses on "The Japanese State" and "Modern Human Rights" at the Department of Contemporary Japanese Studies at Kokugakuin University. He also has a business background, running a restaurant and a foreign currency exchange, and issuing the digital currency "xcoin." [Representative Publications] "Junior High History: Textbooks that Failed the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Examination, 5th Edition: 'Almost Passable Complete Edition'" (Reiwa Shoseki) https://amzn.to/3MvM2Vx "The Emperor's National History" (PHP Institute) "Why is Japan the Most Popular in the World?" (PHP Institute) "The Kojiki in Modern Japanese" (Gakken Publishing) "Study Methods for Japanese People to Use for the Rest of Their Lives" (PHP Institute)