Tattoo artist shares designs done during Filipino American History Month
Los Angeles-based Filipino tattoo artist Rain Mang tattooed a number of Tagalog deities, including a genderless deity of the wind.
Lifestyle
Tofu skin production ensures stable life for Vinh Long village
Many locals in the My Hoa village of Vietnam have learned how to make tofu skin, thereby forming a crowded craft village.
TJP Documentaries: How furries survive in conservative Indonesia
Furries are often misjudged as sexual deviants and “freaks” for the unique lifestyle that has given them a sense of freedom.
Thai chefs battle to wow world leaders at Apec summit
The ‘Future Food for Sustainability’ contest challenged 2,000 chefs to create new dishes to enhance Thai cuisine’s recognition.
Hanoi’s first nightlife district inaugurated
Open daily from 4pm until 2am, Gia Lam District offers visitors exciting gastronomy, entertainment and shopping experiences.
24-hour fitness clubs popular in Tokyo amid pandemic
These gyms that stay open around the clock appear to be especially popular at a time when many people are eager to remedy their lack of exercise amid the teleworking trend.
Brown rice reinvented in drink, noodle forms
The Mie Rice Club developed a fragrant caffeine-free drink that has the flavour of brown rice and the aroma of grilled mochi.
Eau de professional: Clean fragrances to wear to the office
At first whiff, this perfume has the light freshness of an elegant baby lotion.
On the hook: HK’s fishermen
Older fishermen at Hong Kong's iconic Tai O fishing village and the youngest at the Aberdeen port explain how times have changed.
How furries survive in conservative Indonesia
Furries fans are often misjudged but they just want to be better understood.