Japanese anime models made in the Guizhou province of China
Since production began in 2021, total output has reached over 34 million yuan, with products sold in Japan, Europe, the United States and Southeast Asia.
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From cosy home parties to a $20k themed celebration, kids’ birthday bashes are back with a bang
Party planners say bookings for such events are back to pre-Covid-19 levels, with some kids' attractions also receiving bookings for big parties.
Num banh chok pizza a new fusion hit in Cambodia
Num banh chok is a traditional fish curry with fermented rice noodles, prahok fish paste, kroeung paste, flowering plants and seasonal vegetables.
Robot chefs start serving dishes in Hangzhou
As soon as one orders a dish by scanning the QR code, robots start operating immediately by adding oil, fetching ingredients, and cooking at Dengel, a chef-free restaurant in…
Kakao Entertainment’s webtoon ‘Solo Leveling’ to make jump to animation
An adaptation of a web novel of the same title, the webtoon is a globally acclaimed IP with over 14.2 billion views worldwide.
Thailand still a favourite as Bangkok, Phuket, Samui top best holiday spots lists
Also included in the list of best cities was Chiang Mai at No 6, while Koh Phi Phi came in as the 9th best island in the region.
‘Broker’ wins top prize at Munich International Film Festival
Japanese auteur Hirokazu Kore-eda’s “Broker” centers on relationships formed through “baby boxes” installed at churches or institutions in Korea where desperate parents…
Why Anushka Sen is debuting in Korea
Learn everything about her trip to Korea and how this 19-year-old Bollywood actor and influencer is shaking up the industry with her passion for connecting Asia through content.
Everything, Everywhere, All at Once and Hollywood’s wake up call to Asian excellence
Everything, Everywhere is a welcome addition to a growing line of Asian media that has overturned box offices and captivated global audiences within the last year and a half.
SM artists to hold joint concert in August
The agency also plans to hold live concerts of its artists at Japan's Tokyo Dome, to be headlined by BoA, TVXQ, Super Junior, NCT and aespa.