List of contributors to the 2009 issue. [read more]
Published 2009
Puncture Me Pretty
Smoothing out wrinkles with pinpoint precision. [read more]
Globe-trotting: Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, and Thailand.
Travel info about the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea and Thailand. [read more]
Science or Slaughter
A careful look at the Japanese whaling problem. [read more]
Big In Japan
Exposing Japan to new musical experiences from a world away. [read more]
Lights, Camera, Festival!
Showcasing talent in the Asian-Canadian film industry. [read more]
Restaurant Reviews – 2009
Restaurant reviews: Jang Mo Jib, Market, Sawasdee, Japadog. [read more]
The Kindness of Strangers
A local family opens their doors to international students. [read more]
Tremendous Twigs
A guide to the art and etiquette of chopsticks. [read more]
Death by Cinema
An in-depth dissection of Japanese horror. [read more]
Importing Flavour
Getting Pacific Rim ingredients from ship to shore. [read more]
A Beautiful Mind
The beautiful colours of Shu Uemura’s palette. [read more]
2010 Now and Then
Vancouver’s real estate market braces itself for the Olympic Games. [read more]
Faster, Thailand! Create! Create!
Adding Thai flavour to the creative economy. [read more]
Journey to the Top of the World
Taking on Mount Everest one step at a time. [read more]
Satellite Kids
Learning in a land far from the apron strings. [read more]
Project Seahorse
The little creature spurring on big change. [read more]
The House of Visual Poetry
Expressing Chinese culture through dance. [read more]
Walk This Way
Carfree Vancouver works to reclaim the city’s concrete. [read more]
Sayama Forest
Keeping it lush and magical for generations to come. [read more]
Graffiti Streets
Managing the creative vision of local graffiti artists. [read more]
Chinatown Chic
New treasures in an old part of town. [read more]
The New Grocerʼs Aisle
Preparing authentic Asian fare in your own kitchen. [read more]
Environment
What some countries within the Pacific Rim are doing to reduce their impact on our planet. [read more]