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Guru, Mika Apichatsakol, Published on 19/08/2016
» Born in New York, Luke Satoru is a Japanese halfie who decided to give his Thai father's homeland a try 10 years ago for better opportunities. Fast-forward to today, Luke is an exhibiting artist, paints murals for hotels like the Shangri La and Rosewood, and owns a cool tattoo studio on Charoen Krung Road called Black Pig where he's the resident inker. We decided to invade his space for a chat about his personal journey from an art student in NYC to an accomplished family man and artist in BKK. It's a story involving rejection, pigs' heads and the Misfits. Read on.
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Guru, Mika Apichatsakol, Published on 05/02/2016
» Despite the fact that most Thais born and raised here aren’t dual citizenship holders, many like to tack on “Chinese” when asked by foreigners their nationality. No one can tell you your great-great-great-great-great grandparents on your father’s side weren’t Mainlanders, but is a small percentage of blood significant enough to call someone Thai-Chinese? Not really. We give people more credit if they can prove knowledge of their heritage. Since Chinese New Year is a huge cultural celebration observed annually by Chinese descendants worldwide, we are putting you to the test. How many CNY customs on our list apply to you?
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