In this episode…

Hundreds of typists in a secret warehouse turn intelligence into hardcopy, proving that even in a world of AI, humans still matter.

The Typewriter Revolution is real — Gen X rediscovers old friends, Gen Z discovers them for the first time, and everyone’s suddenly in love with the clacking, transferring ink to paper.

In these fushigi times, slowing down becomes a small act of defiance, a way to reclaim attention, memory, and the simple pleasure of letting words take shape on the page.

Credits…

Creator / Writer / Presenter: Angelino Schintu

Produced, Recorded & Engineered at: Fushigi Labs Tokyo

Opening & Closing Voice / Audio Production: Thomas Kinkaid

Theme Music: Original composition Fushigi by Andrew P Partington

Angelino Schintu is a veteran journalist, broadcaster, and filmmaker based in Japan. He is Editor-in-Chief of The Fushigi Times — an independent Slow Media platform offering bold, reality-grounded perspectives on global affairs, cultural explorations, and creative thought.

In this episode…

Endless piles of leaves, a Japanese Houki broom, and a crisp November wind reveal that even the most menial tasks can carry lessons in patience, duty, and unexpected satisfaction.

From suburban Perth, Western Australia to a quiet shrine outside Tokyo, imagined flights of childhood collide with the realities of adult responsibility, culture, and ritual.

In these fushigi times, volunteering is more than chores and community expectation—it is a meditation on impermanence, connection, and the small acts that make life meaningful.

Credits…

Creator / Writer / Presenter: Angelino Schintu

Produced, Recorded & Engineered at: Fushigi Labs Tokyo

Opening & Closing Voice / Audio Production: Thomas Kinkaid

Theme Music: Original composition Fushigi by Andrew P Partington

Angelino Schintu is a veteran journalist, broadcaster, and filmmaker based in Japan. He is Editor-in-Chief of The Fushigi Times — an independent Slow Media platform offering bold, reality-grounded perspectives on global affairs, cultural explorations, and creative thought.

In this episode…

Endless piles of leaves, a Japanese Houki broom, and a crisp November wind reveal that even the most menial tasks can carry lessons in patience, duty, and unexpected satisfaction.

From suburban Perth, Western Australia to a quiet shrine outside Tokyo, imagined flights of childhood collide with the realities of adult responsibility, culture, and ritual.

In these fushigi times, volunteering is more than chores and community expectation—it is a meditation on impermanence, connection, and the small acts that make life meaningful.

Credits…

Creator / Writer / Presenter: Angelino Schintu

Produced, Recorded & Engineered at: Fushigi Labs Tokyo

Opening & Closing Voice / Audio Production: Thomas Kinkaid

Theme Music: Original composition Fushigi by Andrew P Partington

Angelino Schintu is a veteran journalist, broadcaster, and filmmaker based in Japan. He is Editor-in-Chief of The Fushigi Times — an independent Slow Media platform offering bold, reality-grounded perspectives on global affairs, cultural explorations, and creative thought.