Tempeh finds a new home in Japan
Like other imported dishes, tempeh is evolving in its own unique way in Japan, or more precisely, in Nagano, northwest of Tokyo.
Get set for travel, and tourism, once again
Asia News Network writers look at travel slowly becoming a reality again. Here are excerpts.
Singapore to stay focused on climate crisis despite volatile energy prices
The remarks come as the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is expected to release a new report detailing how slashing carbon dioxide emissions is no longer enough.
Endless smoke: Cigarette campaigns persistently target Indonesia’s youth
The absence of coordination and law enforcement has created big loopholes for cigarette and tobacco-related industries.
Huge influence blooms in miniature gardens
The Suzhou-style penjing cultivation technique was listed as a national-level intangible cultural heritage in 2011.
Sorn 2nd among Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants, Best in Thailand
Sorn was founded by Supaksorn “Ice” Jongsri, a Thai chef who presents uniqueness in Thai southern foods, drawing gourmets from many countries to taste them.
Snow crab fetches ¥5 million at 1st auction of season in Kanazawa
The uncommonly pricey specimen, weighing 1.88 kilograms with a shell width of 15.6 centimeters, also became the first certified under the “Kagayaki” brand.
Musical ‘Kpop’ featuring Luna to hit Broadway
The original musical about what it takes to be a K-pop star, is hitting Broadway in October after premiering five years ago as a smaller scale show .
Malaysia’s money changers see business picking up already
Malaysian Association of Money Services Business president Datuk Seri Jajakhan Kader Gani said the reopening of Malaysia's borders had a great impact to the recovery of the sector.
Travel fair helps to kick-start Vietnam’s tourism sector
More than 2,000 enterprises and over 40,000 people are expected to visit before the event closes on April 3.