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The International Examiner's archive page was updated in 2016 thanks to support from 4Culture. Archivist Jacqueline Wu organized and scanned over 1,000 issues of...

It’s been about five years since yours truly reported on Luly Yang and the imaginative window displays at her Studio Boutique on the corner...

On First Thursday September 3rd, fiber artist Tina Koyama celebrates a first showing of “My 50th Year” at the Toshiro Kaplan Studios. Together with...

“You Got Poi, Bra’?” Every Thursday without fail, there is a familiar question put to me where I work in the produce department of Uwajimaya...

Dear everyone, I just finished reading Frank McCourt’s Angela’s Ashes, and I could not stop weeping. Well, the story was a sad account of childhood poverty and family tragedies, but the weeping was because Frank McCourt was able to write an entire book with endless amounts of neverending sentences and no quotation marks and yet so [...]

BY JUDITH VAN PRAAG Examiner Contributor“Cool Tools: Cooking Utensils from the Japanese Kitchen” by Kate Klippensteen, styling by Ori Koyama, photographs by Yasuo Konishi For more than four decades,...

BY JUDITH VAN PRAAG Examiner Contributor A journalist, a caregiver for the elderly, a fashion model, a veterinarian, a bank teller, and a voice actor/ narrator...

BY JUDITH VAN PRAAG Examiner Contributor“Cool Tools: Cooking Utensils from the Japanese Kitchen” by Kate Klippensteen, styling by Ori Koyama, photographs by Yasuo Konishi For more than four decades,...

BY JUDITH VAN PRAAG Examiner Contributor A journalist, a caregiver for the elderly, a fashion model, a veterinarian, a bank teller, and a voice actor/ narrator...

BY JUDITH VAN PRAAG Examiner Contributor Mark your calendars for Bollywood is coming to town! Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theatre is the final stop on the National...