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Looking for a new spot to explore in BGC this weekend? 🇯🇵Step inside 大戸屋　Ootoya BGC , Japan's beloved homestyle dining...
05/06/2026

Looking for a new spot to explore in BGC this weekend? 🇯🇵

Step inside 大戸屋　Ootoya BGC , Japan's beloved homestyle dining brand, now serving authentic teishoku meals, charcoal-grilled specialties, fresh seafood, and comforting flavors right in the heart of the city.

Whether you're planning a casual lunch, a catch-up with friends, or simply craving a taste of Japan, this new dining destination deserves a spot on your weekend list.

Read the full feature and discover what makes Ootoya a favorite across Japan and beyond: https://sms-bridges.com/ootoya-brings-japan-to-manila-one-teishoku-at-a-time/

What does the next chapter of Thailand–Japan cooperation look like?According to Suphajee Suthumpun, it goes beyond trade...
04/06/2026

What does the next chapter of Thailand–Japan cooperation look like?

According to Suphajee Suthumpun, it goes beyond trade and investment. The focus is now on building resilient supply chains, advancing digital innovation, strengthening food security, and creating sustainable economic growth for both nations.

A relationship rooted in trust, now shaping the future together.

Read the full feature: https://sms-bridges.com/thailand-positions-itself-as-japans-trusted-partner-forthe-next-phase-of-regional-growth/

Who would've thought a grain of Thai rice would help create Japan's oldest distilled spirit?For over 600 years, Awamori ...
03/06/2026

Who would've thought a grain of Thai rice would help create Japan's oldest distilled spirit?

For over 600 years, Awamori has connected Okinawa and Thailand through trade, tradition, and craftsmanship. Behind every pour is a connection between Thailand and Okinawa that still exists today.

Read more: https://sms-bridges.com/rice-ritual-and-rebellion/

Thailand's culinary scene is one of the country's biggest draws for travelers, and Chef Pam has become one of its most c...
01/06/2026

Thailand's culinary scene is one of the country's biggest draws for travelers, and Chef Pam has become one of its most celebrated figures.

As the chef behind Potong (.potong), the Michelin starred restaurant housed in her family's former Chinese pharmacy in Bangkok's Yaowarat district, Chef Pichaya "Pam" Soontornyanakij has transformed a piece of family history into a world renowned dining destination.

Named World's Best Female Chef 2025, Chef Pam continues to elevate Thai-Chinese cuisine while creating opportunities for the next generation of hospitality leaders.

Read her story of heritage, ambition, and how a centuries-old family building became one of Bangkok's most sought-after tables: https://sms-bridges.com/chef-pam-from-bangkoks-chinatown-roots-to-the-worlds-best-female-chef/

At Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Kimi Antonelli delivered another landmark moment in his young F1 career.The 19-year-old se...
30/05/2026

At Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Kimi Antonelli delivered another landmark moment in his young F1 career.

The 19-year-old secured his fourth consecutive Grand Prix victory in Montreal, extending his lead in the championship and further strengthening his position as one of the sport's most promising talents.

The Canadian Grand Prix also produced a symbolic podium. Standing alongside Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen, Antonelli represented the next generation of Formula 1 drivers, sharing the stage with two of the defining figures of the modern era.

For Italy, Antonelli's rise carries added significance. No Italian driver has won a Formula 1 World Championship since 1953, and his performances this season have reignited hopes of ending that wait.

Read More: https://sms-bridges.com/silver-arrows-italian-hearts-how-kimi-antonelli-turned-montreal-into-his-moment/

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Japan and Thailand continue to strengthen economic ties in an era defined by demographic shifts, decarbonization, and gl...
29/05/2026

Japan and Thailand continue to strengthen economic ties in an era defined by demographic shifts, decarbonization, and global uncertainty.

In the latest issue of Bridges, Ichiro Abe, President of JETRO Bangkok, shares how the organization is working alongside public and private sector partners to support sustainable growth, innovation, and deeper bilateral cooperation between the two nations.

As Thailand navigates emerging challenges and opportunities, collaboration remains key to building a resilient and future-ready economy.

Read the full feature: https://sms-bridges.com/connecting-industries-advancing-sustainability/

As Singapore and Japan mark 60 years of diplomatic relations, Singapore Management University is looking ahead.Strengthe...
28/05/2026

As Singapore and Japan mark 60 years of diplomatic relations, Singapore Management University is looking ahead.

Strengthening partnerships in research, student exchange and ideas shaping the future of Asia.

Featuring insights from Alan Chan, Provost of SMU, on ageing societies, digital transformation and why universities play an important role beyond the classroom.

Read more: https://sms-bridges.com/smu-builds-a-future-ready-bridge-between-singapore-and-japan/

More Singaporeans are heading to Japan for the kind of trips that just feel good. 🇸🇬 ✈️🇯🇵Cold mornings in Hokkaido, food...
27/05/2026

More Singaporeans are heading to Japan for the kind of trips that just feel good. 🇸🇬 ✈️🇯🇵

Cold mornings in Hokkaido, food hopping in Osaka, random convenience store runs, and getting lost in tiny side streets together, it’s the little moments that make the trip memorable.

Japan continues to be a favorite for Singaporean travelers because there’s always something to enjoy, whether you’re there for the food, the views, or simply the company.

Read more why Japan remains a top destination for Singaporean tourists: https://sms-bridges.com/following-cranes-and-savoring-flavors-together/

Big moves don’t happen overnight.Singapore Management University's rise as the world’s most improved university came fro...
27/05/2026

Big moves don’t happen overnight.

Singapore Management University's rise as the world’s most improved university came from years of clear vision, strong leadership, and staying committed to creating real impact beyond the classroom.

As Professor Lily Kong shared, universities must stay alive to the needs of the world around them, something SMU continues to uphold today.

A story of growth, purpose, and progress worth reading.
Read more: https://sms-bridges.com/impact-intention-and-institutional-strength-smus-journey-to-becoming-the-worlds-most-improved-university/

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