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Jonathan DeHart
Jonathan DeHart is a Tokyo-based journalist and correspondent for The Diplomat.
Jonathan DeHart writes primarily about art, culture and social trends. Previously, he worked as a journalist for both print and online media in Shanghai and served as associate editor for The Diplomat in Tokyo.
He can be followed on Twitter @jon_de_hart

May 02, 2016
Bangkok Noir: Crime Fiction in the City of Angels
By Jonathan DeHart

April 01, 2016
Thangka: Painting the Roadmap to Enlightenment
By Jonathan DeHart

August 15, 2014
Jet Black and the Ninja Wind: Slice-and-Dice of a Japanese Myth
By Jonathan DeHart

February 19, 2014
Storytelling, Cultural Spheres and the Senkaku Dilemma
By Jonathan DeHart

October 11, 2013
Chindian Diaries: Sharing the Chinese-Indian Experience
The Chindian Diaries explore a unique mixture of ingredients in Southeast Asia’s cultural melting pot.

October 11, 2013
Miss Universe in Hot Water Over “Insulting” Taj Mahal Photo Shoot
Olivia Culpo faces potential fines for her fashion shoot at the Taj Mahal.

October 10, 2013
Busan International Film Festival: Exploring Asia’s Cinematic Fringe
Asia’s largest film festival continues to grow, with an eye towards indie cinema.

October 10, 2013
Nobel in Literature: Could This Be Haruki Murakami’s Year?
The Japanese author has been tipped to win often before. Will this be the year?

October 09, 2013
I Am Malala Hits Shelves Ahead of Nobel Peace Prize
One year since the Taliban shot Malala Yousafzai in the head, she could win the Nobel Peace Prize.

October 09, 2013
Goldfish: From Tang Dynasty Ponds to 21st Century Aquariums
An ancient breed of Chinese carp has become one of the world’s most recognizable aquatic species.

October 08, 2013
Taiji of The Cove Infamy Opens a Marine Park
Although a family-friendly marine park is opening in Taiji, the dolphin cull will continue.

October 08, 2013
Indian State of Gujarat Holds First-Ever LGBT Pride March
Officials permitted around 170 to gather in Surat for Gujarat’s first gay pride parade.