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Hosted by Sayuri Saying · 🇺🇸 US · JA · 60 episodes
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Drift off with うとうとtime – Sleepy Japanese Podcast, a gentle, music-free monologue that guides you from “uto-uto,” the cozy half-awake state, into deep, restful sleep.In each episode, host Sayuri speaks slow, softly-intoned Japanese, sharing small stories and everyday reflections as she grows drowsy. Recording stops the moment she nods off.Perfect for Japanese learners at bedtime or anyone soothed by the calm rhythm of the language. Press play, close your eyes, and drift into dreams 🌛 おやすみなさい💤🩷Support this podcast https://sayurisaying.com/support
Sayuri Saying hosts うとうとtime – Sleepy Japanese Podcast, a health show with 60 episodes published.
In tonight's gentle episode, I talk quietly over the sound of a slightly broken air conditioner — and about an old friend who showed up in Fukuoka out of nowhere. We talked about feeding birds like old people do, getting
Tonight, I quietly talk about a little side project I've been working on you can check it out at hokkoribiyori.org and a book I picked up at a small independent bookshop. Along the way, I drift through a homemade recipe
Today, I softly reflect on two days off — and somehow I'm talking to you with a cold pack on my head. I went to karaoke alone for the first time in a while, noticed things in the lyrics I'd never paid attention to before
In this cozy episode of うとうとtime, I share a day I spent in the city — somewhere I don't usually go. I talk about watching people at a café, a couple who seemed like a total mismatch, and a group I stumbled upon near a cl
Tonight, I quietly talk about a rainy day spent mostly at home, and the small things I made in the kitchen. I tried making popcorn with homemade garlic oil, and somehow ended up making gari — the pickled ginger you find
Today, I softly reflect on a day off spent wandering around on my own — though somehow, I kept meeting people along the way. I went to a yoga studio in the neighbourhood for the first time, had a Italian lunch at a small
In tonight's gentle episode, I quietly reflect on one month since coming back to Japan from India. I talk about getting a little obsessed with soy sauce — trying different kinds from around the country — and making amaza
In this cozy episode of うとうとtime, I share a gentle day off that started without much of a plan. A friend invited me out, and we ended up at a small tea shop — slowly tasting a few kinds of local Japanese green tea: gyoku
In tonight's gentle episode of うとうとtime, I quietly reflect on settling back into life in Japan after two months away. I talk about the small things that fill the days — fixing a squeaky bed, meeting up with old friends,
Tonight, I find myself thinking back to the ashram — the morning routines, the walks, and how it already feels strangely distant even though it wasn't that long ago. I keep thinking about two friends I made there🤍 Relax
Note: This episode was recorded outdoors. Birds, wind, and nature sounds throughout. Today, I softly reflect from a hammock in Rishikesh, India during a lunch break from yoga teacher training, surrounded by birds and tre
Tonight, I softly reflect on a day when I just wasn't quite 100%. Not sick, just a little off. I talk about running a bath at 4 in the afternoon, Japan's oidaki feature that keeps your bathwater warm for later, and someh
In this cozy episode of うとうとtime, I talk about finally getting a drum washing machine — warm, fluffy laundry straight from the dryer, and spending two and a half hours working just to keep up with it. Also, a robot vacuu
Tonight, I quietly talk about stepping out into the rain when you didn't really need to, a canelé shop that's only open on weekends, and a canelé worth walking in the rain for. Somewhere along the way, I end up thinking
In this cozy episode of うとうとtime, I share a winter day trip to the countryside with a friend — a plastic greenhouse by the sea full of oysters, an old couple at the next table who gave us candy on the way out, and a hot
Tonight on うとうとtime, I talk softly about a gentle day — climbing a small nearby mountain, breathing in fresh forest air, listening to birds, and enjoying a peaceful view of the beach from above. I also share a quiet even
In this cozy episode of うとうとtime, I share gentle moments from my new life — like finally settling into a new home, enjoying long relaxing baths, choosing furniture with care, and walking along a quiet coast near the sea.
Tonight, I quietly talk about my last day in Osaka. There was no sightseeing or special plan just familiar places, everyday routines, and a week spent looking back on ordinary life. I share small memories of shops I visi
Tonight, I gently talk about a really good day. I share small, comforting moments like eating freshly cooked rice in the morning, getting my hair cut, and enjoying South Indian food for dinner. I even talk about dosa… th
Tonight, I quietly talk about visiting a nostalgic town near Osaka before moving away. I share gentle moments from my walk in Ikoma — climbing steep temple stairs, wandering around a large, unusual temple, seeing a small
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うとうとtime – Sleepy Japanese Podcast is hosted by Sayuri Saying. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 60 episodes.
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