Yohji Lam

Yohji Lam

Hong Kong
Associate Producer, Video
Yohji Lam is a journalist and videographer for the Post, with prior contributions to Kadokawa‘s Anime News Network, Channel C, Shroffed and the Trade Development Council. He also specialises in cosplay portrait photography, including a piece featured in the Foreign Correspondents' Club, representing the Journalism and Media Studies Centre of HKU.
Yohji Lam is a journalist and videographer for the Post, with prior contributions to Kadokawa‘s Anime News Network, Channel C, Shroffed and the Trade Development Council. He also specialises in cosplay portrait photography, including a piece featured in the Foreign Correspondents' Club, representing the Journalism and Media Studies Centre of HKU.
Areas of Expertise:
ACG & cosplay, pop culture, aviation safety
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Japanese, Mandarin

Video | Urn with Anita Mui’s ashes missing for 3 months

Police made ‘no progress’, family says, adding that the disappearance of remains of the late Cantopop star has caused ‘immense distress’
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Police made ‘no progress’, family says, adding that the disappearance of remains of the late Cantopop star has caused ‘immense distress’.

Discontent over Imran Khan’s incarceration has mounted in recent months, particularly over the 74-year-old’s medical treatment and detentions of some members of his family.

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More than 20 people have been killed in Nepal after days of heavy rain in the country triggered a new wave of landslides in the disaster-hit country.

The rare airport reception breaks with the tradition of US presidents waiting at the White House instead of meeting visiting heads of state on arrival.

The Pinglu Canal features a waterway large enough to accommodate 5,000-tonne vessels, three dual-line shiplock hubs and 27 newly built or renovated bridges.

Poland’s Digital Affairs Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski met with the robot protesters to hear their demands regarding industrial AI usage.

The late shipping tycoon steered the city through a stormy post-handover era of economic and public health crises before helping to improve US-China ties.

993 pieces of personal belongings have been recovered by Chinese authorities following the Nepal-Tibet glacier collapse, which unleashed a flow of ice, water, rocks and mud that travelled 22km (14 miles) in 7 minutes.

Among the over 1,000 people unaccounted for following the China-Nepal disaster are more than 540 tourists from India, the US and two dozen other countries.

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