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"Too Many Opinions": Why Japanese Sets Can Feel Overproduced

Welcome to the OASIS TOKYO Podcast. For years, we’ve captured Japanese culture through short-form videos. While they are great for capturing moments, we wanted a space to dive deeper into the values and stories of the people we meet. Starting in 2026, this podcast will explore the "why" behind living and thriving in Japan. OASIS TOKYO Instagram Check out our daily short-form content here: https://www.instagram.com/oasis_intok... Host & Guest Guest: Eric Micotto | Automotive & Portrait Photographer Tokyo-based photographer specializing in automotive, commercial, and editorial portraiture. After a decade in New York City, Eric moved to Tokyo to bring his global aesthetic and world-class perspective to Japan. Client Highlights: Automotive: Global campaigns for Lexus, BMW, Mazda, Mini, and Ferrari. Portraiture: Over 50 portraits for GQ Japan (celebrities, designers, and more). Eric’s work is known for a memorable aesthetic that blends international experience with a unique, standout style. https://www.instagram.com/eric.micott... Host: Eilidh | Half-Japanese, half-Scottish. Moved from Scotland to Tokyo 2.5 years ago to rediscover her roots. https://www.instagram.com/eilidh.naom... 0:00 | Intro: Production in Japan vs. The West 1:15 | The "Overproduced" Reality: 30 People on One Set 2:40 | 2 Hours on a Crane: The Battle for a Single Frame 3:50 | Trust is Everything: How to Win Over Japanese Clients 4:55 | A-Type Japanese Work Culture: Structure vs. Creativity