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Karl Castro and the City of Osaka words by Spike Acosta photos by Karl Castro Osaka is the third most populous city in Japan and is also considered as the
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Karl Castro and the City of Osaka words by Spike Acosta photos by Karl Castro Osaka is the third most populous city in Japan and is also considered as the
Exhibition notes by Shotaro Ikeda on Karl Castro’s artist-in residence exhibition Photos by Karl Castro The theme of this exhibition, “Expo 70,” is based on the project “The Art of
2023 saw the commemoration of 50 years of Japan and ASEAN friendship. In that span of time, many aspects of culture have been shared between Japan and the Philippines, in
An Interview with Felix Taaka During the 90s and 00s, the Philippines experienced an influx of anime shows. Local networks would broadcast these shows virtually every day of the week,
The Design Journey of Jerome Lorico Words by Spike Acosta For the first 47 years since its inception, the prestigious Japan Fashion Design Contest has always had a Japanese winner.
A Discussion with Emerging Filipino Type Designers Words by Spike Acosta Typefaces materialize our ideas and thoughts while speaking to our emotions. – Morgane Van Torre In our everyday lives
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