A woman in Thailand shocked temple staff when she started moving in her coffin after being brought in for cremation.
‘Rental Family’ spotlights real-life Japanese businesses that offer fill-in relatives, friends
Ryuichi Ichinokawa’s life could be right out of the movie “Rental Family” as the founder nearly two decades ago of the Heart Project business in Japan, which he bills as a surrogate attendance service complete with furnishing of extras and family members.
Keeping door open for AAPI representation is “one of my sacred duties” for first Japanese American Pierce County Councilmember Bryan Yambe
Newly elected Pierce County Councilmember Bryan Yambe (D5) was born into politics.
“Left-Handed Girl” is a close-up street view of life for one dysfunctional family in Taipei
Things are likely to get worse before they get better, yet surely there’s a light at the end of this tunnel.
Culinary showcase celebrates 33 years of sister-city bond between Seattle and Surabaya
As sunlight slips away and the familiar gray cloaks the skies over Seattle, a cuisinier in his signature white coat is serving up the warmth and spices of classic East Javanese dishes to a cozy crowd in Northgate.
13 people killed in fire engulfing Hong Kong high-rise residential buildings, fire services say
A fire spread across seven high-rise apartment buildings in a Hong Kong housing complex, killing 13 people and leaving others still trapped, in the city’s worst blaze in years.
Exhibit honors Southeast Asian refugee resettlement
A new exhibition at the Washington State History Museum explores the journeys of refugees from Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia who resettled in Washington after the Vietnam War, reflecting on 50 years since the 1975 Fall of Saigon.
Fain becomes First Korean American on King County Council
Steffanie Fain was sworn in Nov. 25 as the King County Council member for District 5, which includes Kent, Renton, Tukwila, SeaTac, Des Moines and Normandy Park.
Scammers don’t take holidays: How to help protect your money this season
There always seems to be a never-ending list of tasks during the holiday season, from booking flights to purchasing gifts for loved ones.
UW student wins prestigious Rhodes Scholarship
University of Washington senior Shubham Bansal has been named a 2026 Rhodes Scholar, one of 32 students in the United States to receive the award.
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