Posted on 06.02.13 under Uncategorized
A party. And no graduation party is complete without lau lau — pork, salted butterfish, beef brisket by itself or in combination wrapped with luau or taro leaf and then steamed.

Here is a crew going through the #9s (a Lehua-Palauan hybrid) picking leaf at Anekona.
There has been much talk about the threat of GMO and Monsanto grown foods these days. What people don’t realize is that the reason you can have a $1.00 Value Meal is because Agribusiness can make cheap food.
When you grow and pick your own, you will find that you are lucky to make minimum wage. Now add in the costs of the land and water. Sun is free…
Posted on 05.28.13 under Dustin Wong, Dustin Wong, Takako Minekawa, Toropical Circle

Champagne flutes by Malcolm Wong
To buy Dustin and Takako’s album from Amazon, click:”Toropical Circle”
To buy from Dustin’s US label, click: Thrill Jockey.
Posted on 05.23.13 under Dustin Wong, Takako Minekawa, Toropical Circle
A pretty comprehensive article on Dustin in the JapanTimes.
However a few fact checks/corrections: Dustin is a little less than half Chinese, a little more than a quarter Caucasian, and a quarter Japanese.
He moved to Osaka when he had just turned one and then to Tokyo when he was 2 1/2.

Dustin ponders the meaning of life in Shimokitazawa.
Posted on 05.20.13 under Uncategorized
Guillermo and Pepi (also an artist) were married at a church named San Lázaro in Santiago, Chile where they currently reside.




And they had an awesome party at Casa Dieciocho.



(Wine glasses made by Malcolm Wong)
Giye and Pepi honeymooned at Playa del Carmen, Mexico (near Cancun). They recommend it highly!
Posted on 05.19.13 under Uncategorized