#17 2025.10.19.

October 22, 2025

Here's a win-win postscript! Good evening, this is Shuta Hasunuma.
What did you think of the third "wind and windows" event in October?

Today is...

" Today's Person: Visiting the Wonderful Shop Bench "
" Introducing recommended books - from the bookshelf "
" Letter Introduction "

The three programs were: "Sound map Kyoto" was "Philosopher's Path" and "Sound map Kyoto" was "Philosopher's Path" .

[TRACKLIST 20251019]

M01 Spanish Joint / D'angelo

M02 Tsuka feat. Hideo Furukawa -Shuta Hasunuma Remix / Kukangendai

M03 Reverential / sunn O)))

M04 Triooo - VOL / Shuta Hasunuma Team

This episode was heavy on conversation. First up was " Today's Person, " a project to meet people you want to meet in Kyoto . We went to Bench , a grocery store and small cafe stand located a two-minute walk from the Ginkakuji-michi bus stop on the Kyoto City Bus . We spoke with the owner, Katosaya. Katosaya moved to Kyoto, had a child, and has since grown accustomed to her hometown, taking her time to raise her child while also building a place at her own pace that is full of wonderful ideas and passion. We also purchased some Shodoshima's "Wind in the Heart" edible chili oil, which we enjoyed.

As I wanted to throw something different for " Introducing Recommended Books - From the Bookshelf ", I picked up artist Kishio Suga's book "Leaving the World Alone" . It's been a while since I last read it. I selected this book because I feel that there is a certain affinity between my work with environmental sounds and Kishio Suga's idea of "leaving it alone".

We've used up all the time in the " Letters Introduction " section. Thank you as always. We've received many messages from all over the country. We're also looking forward to receiving information about Kyoto!

As you can hear, this program is an alternative program. We will create the program together with you. We are looking for win-win supporters! You can choose from your own ambient sounds, original bathhouse hand towels specially made for the program, a special original case for "Daranisukegan," a traditional Chinese medicine from the Yoshino region of Nara that is rumored to be secretly popular in Kyoto, original program themes and jingle sound sources, and off-topic sound sources.