Lunch Box
Frank ShyongLunch Box contains reporting, essays, reviews and guides about food, community, history and culture. Before this I was a columnist, podcast host and reporter at the LA Times for 12 years.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 57 | Subscribers | Read | frankbear.substack.com |
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LBL #8 The lives of plants, Koreatown as downtown, Olympic Taco Row
UPLAND I’ve been hiking the San Gabriels after the rain and dabbling in fantasies of becoming one of those guys who knows the names of the plants. This one above is California dodder.
Lunch Box Atlas: Hokkaido, Japan
Why would anyone visit Hokkaido? One reason could be that most people don’t.
Manga cafes, cyber nomads and Toyo Ito's simulated city
Image via Japan Story (www.japanstory.org), a Harvard University research project about the future of the city.
Snowed out in Sapporo
My Hokkaido series concludes this Sunday. Part 1: Hokkaido Stews and Curries Part 2: Station Inn Hirafu Part 3: The memorializing of cardinal extremities in Wakkanai. Plus, I’ve updated the Japanese Trains edition of the Atlas with info on ...
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Journalist, most recently as columnist/reporter for the LA Times, where I also helped create the podcast Asian Enough. Wrote the story behind the film "Rosemead." Writings and illustrations on food, culture, neighborhoods & diaspora.
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