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Yuki Morimoto

Design & Living Editor

Yuki Morimoto writes on architecture, interiors and craft traditions across Asia for Pacific Press Asia.

Residential Gardens as Urban Infrastructure
CulturePacific Perspective

Residential Gardens as Urban Infrastructure

Australia's Landscape Awards challenge the perception of private green spaces, suggesting their role in climate resilience and public ecology extends beyond property lines. This re-evaluation holds implications for urban planning in rapidly developing Asian cities.

By Yuki Morimoto3 min read0
London Fashion Week Highlights Asia's Creative Challenge
CulturePacific Perspective

London Fashion Week Highlights Asia's Creative Challenge

SINGAPORE —The increasing presence of Chinese designers in London points to a shift in global fashion. Yet, for Southeast Asia, the path to equivalent influence remains distinct.

By Yuki Morimoto3 min read0
The unbuilt infrastructure of instinct in Thailand
ThailandPacific Perspective

The unbuilt infrastructure of instinct in Thailand

SINGAPORE —A man's death in Chon Buri highlights how individual acts compensate for systemic design failures, particularly in water management.

By Yuki Morimoto3 min read0
The 'Staging' Series: Culinary Narratives Beyond the Plate
CulturePacific Perspective

The 'Staging' Series: Culinary Narratives Beyond the Plate

SINGAPORE —Mel Ng’s Instagram project uses behind-the-scenes kitchen work to redefine gastronomic engagement. Its reach extends beyond Hong Kong, presenting a new model for capturing Asia’s food culture.

By Yuki Morimoto3 min read0
Reality Television and the Manufactured Family
CulturePacific Perspective

Reality Television and the Manufactured Family

SINGAPORE —The recent attention on Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson’s perceived kinship highlights a broader shift in entertainment’s relationship with authenticity, impacting regional media trends.

By Yuki Morimoto3 min read0
Roadside Authenticity: A Culinary Detour's Structural Integrity
CulturePacific Perspective

Roadside Authenticity: A Culinary Detour's Structural Integrity

David Chang's approach to the unexpected challenges established travel series formats, offering an alternative model for cultural exploration that extends beyond mere consumption.

By Yuki Morimoto3 min read0
Remote workers with laptops in a tropical co-working cafe
Business & SocietyPacific Interview

The Great Remote Rush: Asia-Pacific's Battle for the Digital Nomad Elite

SINGAPORE —As global workforces embrace flexibility, nations across our region are rolling out the red carpet, vying for a share of the high-earning, footloose professionals. But who's winning, and at what cost?

By Yuki Morimoto3 min read0