As the head of the Japan Society of Boston, Naoko Takayanagi connects individuals passionate about Japanese culture, supports their interests, fosters a vibrant community and expands engagement with other...

(Note: This interview has been edited for clarity and cohesion, preserving the core meaning of the interviewee's response.) After nearly a year of gathering stories of young climate activists and innovators...

Ganesh Utsav celebrates the birth of Lord Ganesha – also known as Bappa – the elephant-headed God of wisdom, prosperity, and new beginnings. During the festival, beautifully crafted idols of Lord Ganesha...

Do you feel like you've seen a lot of similar Chinese restaurant signage – yellow background, red letters, and big Chinese names?  In the first few years of the 20th century, Boston's Chinatown took...

Life as an international student can be a daunting challenge. The process of acclimating oneself to a new environment often comes with a sense of isolation and homesickness. However, finding small fragments...

Every day that I wake up ready to face my academic challenges and the biting cold of Boston, a parallel version of myself awakens in India. Amongst the charming in its own right, the grayscale color palette...

On Feb. 18, Boston's Chinatown Main Street organization dazzled attendees with a lively Chinese New Year celebration at the China Trade Center. At the event, artisans showcased their skills by crafting...

Asian American Trailblazers in Film webinar held by USCET on February 8 featured three accomplished speakers: Felicia Lowe, Robin Lung, and Shirley Sun, who shared their personal journeys, struggles, and...

Is the current state of the Chinese film industry a somber reflection of stagnation, or the harbinger of a new dawn?  This inquiry hangs heavy as we navigate the intricate narrative of the Chinese cinematic...

Hello, winner! Wanna have chicken for dinner? Take the little quiz below to find out what kind of chicken dish might give you a pleasant surprise! Q1: Welcome to the Global Chicken Dishes tour, may...

The death in January of Jaahnavi Kandula, a student from India living in Seattle, attracted international attention when she was struck and killed by a police officer responding to a call. However,...

In ancient China, people held sacrificial activities on special festivals – Shehuo. While it originated from people's worship of the earth and fire, Shehuo now refers to various kinds of folk drama performed...