By Assunta Ng A live band marched into Uwajimaya on the morning of Aug. 21 to surprise its CEO, Tomoko Moriguchi Matsuno, for her 68th birthday.
BLOG: An unexpected great business weekend
By Assunta Ng Graduations and Father’s Day celebrations illuminated Chinatown–International District businesses last weekend.
BLOG: Hara’s mom is 98 and doing well
By Assunta Ng Former Seattleite Shuko Hara, mother of King County Assessor Lloyd Hara, is 98 and now living in Delaware to be close to her daughter.
BLOG: Can you feed a family for less than $5?
By Assunta Ng Can you feed a family of four with a budget of $400 a month? A Seattle Times article said a mother was able to do so by […]
BLOG: Modernizing my Lunar New Year dinner
By Assunta Ng When I was a child, I followed some silly Lunar New Year traditions. My family wouldn’t bathe on the first day because in Chinese culture, it is […]
PICTORIAL: The Food of Lunar New Year
Special thanks to Lam’s Seafood and Uwajimaya Photos by George Liu/NWAW // < ![CDATA[ //
BLOG: Lessons learned from the Aloha spirit
By Assunta Ng I spent my New Year’s in Maui, and I didn’t want to come home. The photos of palm trees and
Puget Sound Business Journal names largest minority-owned businesses
The Puget Sound Business Journal and the University of Washington Minority Business Awards released the list of largest minority-owned businesses on Friday, Dec. 7.
Uwajimaya receives EnergySmart Grocer award
Grocery store Uwajimaya was honored at a ceremony at its International District location on Oct. 9 for its efforts in reducing its energy usage. It was awarded a large check […]
EDITORIAL: Thank you for 30 years, from the Northwest Asian Weekly!
The Northwest Asian Weekly would like to thank the community for your support and for allowing us to provide a voice for the past 30 years.
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