Weird Asia News

We are proud to have a variety of authors from all over the world who dedicate their time to help us find and report the weirdest news and articles from all over Asia.

Our authors love weird news and we thank them for their dedication and efforts to make Weird Asia News what it is today. If you would like to be a contributor, please feel free to contact us.

Editors:

Senior Editor | Sun Tzu

Sun Tzu is our Senior Editor and has spent about 7 years in Asia traveling through Japan, Hong Kong, China, and Korea. A true fan of everything that is weird and strange, he decides in the end what is displayed and published on this site. Sun has previous experience writing for numerous print mags such as XLR8R, URB, and Movement Magazine.

info(at)weirdasianews.com

Editor | Mui Mui

Mui Mui is another of our wonderful, yet weird, editors who also is a well established world traveler. Born in Asia, Mui Mui is our expert on whether the articles we publish remain appropriate and not offensive in nature. Mui Mui’s favorite place is Italy where she spent 4 years and eventually fell in love with.

muimui(at)weirdasianews.com

Contributors:

Mojo

I have been an English Peddler in Japan for the past two years. I ventured to South Korea recently and plan on visiting more of my Asian neighbors. I have always had an appreciation for the lighter side of weird and spend most of my day discussing abstract issues with anyone who is willing to listen.

31mojoflavas(at)gmail.com

Super Sied

The “Sied” is pronounced “seed.” Sied is a retired US Marine who has way too much time on his hands. He ponders odd news items and wonders what if just one small detail changed, how would the story change, or what could be expected in follow-on news? During his career he has spent over five years in Japan, Okinawa, Thailand, and Korea.

supersied(at)gmail.com

Mooninite

Born and raised in Taiwan, I’ve always been a fan of my own wacky Chinese culture, observing the mad world through the lens of brutal honesty. As a Chinese-English translator, translating cultures just adds that much fun to verbal pleasure.

I’ve recently worked in the publishing company where young Buddhist nuns were incorporated as free labors and were loyal followers to my boss. The boss is a rich poet who fancies himself an emperor (flags were made and hung to symbolize his “sovereignty” and “regency”). He has met with several head of states and dreams of being nominated for Nobel Prize.

mini.mooninite(at)gmail.com

Guanxi

After living and working in China, I now work for one of the largest New Media firms in the world based in my hometown of London. I love Asia and all things about it. I hope to show people the humorous side of the emerging and established markets in this region.

guanxi_wan(at)hotmail.com

Aki Nakimura

Aki Nakimura, from Tachikawa, Japan, spends much of his time in Tokyo working for a small book shop in Shinjiku. It could be his interest in news or his lack of work ethic but he spends a lot of time reading various newspapers and magazines at work. He is nice enough to share and publish articles that he finds weird enough to pass on.

Akinakimura774(at)gmail.com

NanoWriter

Chinese, Japanese or Taiwanese; all of these are blessed with a life of ease, a Spiritual guidance and moral center with incredible patience for the way to enter humor is needed with slightly off views.

If the written word is needed, ZakEm and the NanoWriter will be wrangling words and aligning thoughts into high impact messages.

nano(at)zakem.com