I remembered that NHK broadcasts in Japanese on shortwave radio, so I looked it up.
As a result, it was discovered that they are broadcasting on seven different frequencies in Southeast Asia, staggered by time.
I immediately listened to that frequency with my radio and was able to receive a fairly strong signal.
Well, it's a high-performance radio capable of communicating with Europe, so it's only natural that it can receive signals.
Even ordinary people can listen to shortwave broadcasts while traveling abroad if they have a radio capable of receiving them.
I bought Gigi the digital piano she'd been wanting for a while.
While Yamaha's high-performance digital pianos cost around 25,000 yen, Gigi chose a digital piano that cost 3,000 pesos (approximately 6,000 yen).
The service includes a two-day piano lesson taught by a staff member from the store.
Incidentally, Gigi and the children are complete beginners at playing the piano.
The children are also crazy about the electronic piano.