Bomb shelter turned into scenic spot in China
The project follows suggestions by residents and tourists to open up the bomb shelter for visits.
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Duo behind The Projector want to expand what it means to go to the movies
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Sinpung grandmas say they are never too old for art
Sinpung Art Museum invites 30 women in their 70s to 90s to an art class every Wednesday, providing them the opportunity to experience the world of art.
Tourism industry eyes recovery as Japan opens doors to individual travelers
The government has set a target of ¥5 trillion in annual spending by foreign visitors to Japan, higher than the level seen before the pandemic hit the country.
Pachyderm painter shows mammoth artistic talent
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Japanese dyer gives flawed T-shirts a new life
By freshly dyeing shirts that had blemishes, 36 year-old Yuri Hiramoto was able to give the shirts a new lease of life.
More people in Singapore reading for leisure: National Library Board survey
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Dog hostels in Kathmandu a respite for canine lovers during vacations
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Lampung coffee farmers dream of welfare and price independence
As coffee shops grow in trend, Lampung grows to embrace its coffee industry and local farmers.