AGI Magazine
It’s often noted that more aesthetically appealing individuals generally have an easier time of things, with better job prospects, wider social circles, and of course greatly increased chances of success …
Read More[gdl_gallery title=”My North Korean Vacation” width=”270″ height=”300″ ] In the summer of 2012, I ventured on a journey to what is often considered the most mysterious country in the world …
Read MoreCat cafes are big business in Japan. For over a decade, stressed out city dwellers have been able to enjoy a cup of coffee and a furry cuddle in their …
Read MoreArchitect Duangrit Bunnag is known for his minimalist work, which he says embodies luxury because it offers people something they don’t see every day. Famed for his beautiful resorts such …
Read MoreA typical morning in the village of Loi dawns like any other in rural Vietnam- mothers bustle around, hurrying their children off to school and preparing for another day toiling …
Read MoreChetan Bhagat understands the Indian Youth. He is the author of five novels, all of which have gone on to become certified bestsellers. Not only an author, he is also …
Read MoreEarlier this week, the world lost a great writer and expert on Japan. His name was Donald Richie, aged 88, an American who lived in Japan for over fifty years, …
Read MoreIf you’re a an avid cook and love to recreate your favourite Asian cuisine at home, you’ll know that sourcing ingredients in the UK can sometimes be a bit of …
Read MoreA martial arts film that is simultaneously formulaic and original, Reign of Assassins (Jianyu) is finally released in the UK after a two and a half year wait. I first …
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