Amanda Walujono

Amanda Walujono, an Irvine native currently based in Los Angeles, is an interdisciplinary writer with a digital media day job. She has written numerous anime-inspired scripts for the TV screen, and is currently working on her first literary novel.

Find her on Twitter at @misamandary and Instagram at @curvyazngurlfits.

Photo collage featuring three different photos of Hiraku Utada alongside the album cover for "Exodus."

Twenty years of Hikaru Utada’s ‘Exodus’: An album ahead of its time

To celebrate its anniversary, writer Amanda Walujono reflects on how this album has aged over time

Crystal Kay on Nearly 25 Years of Being a ‘Black Girl Singing in Japanese’

Writer Amanda Walujono talks to the legendary songstress about her career in Japan, representing mixed-race Black Asians, breaking into the U.S., and more

Fashion Brand KkCo Just Got Their First LA Storefront

Writer Amanda Walujono talks with founder Kara Jubin on how moving to California helped her embrace colorful fashion

Three Works from the Animation is Film Fest that Adults Can Enjoy

Writer Amanda Walujono gives props to this trio of Asian-produced films to add to your watch list

How Vivienne Tam Helped Me Get Over My ‘Asian-Inspired’ Fashion Hang-Ups

The late ’90s/early 00s fashion is back—but writer Amanda Walujono learned to wear Asian motifs with pride before they were a trend again

My Asian Dad is Not a Meme

Why we as Asian Americans shouldn’t underestimate or dismiss our Asian dads