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Artist and activist Joy Enomoto addresses her work on climate change in Oceania, speaking next to her painting titled “Diasporic Waters.” (Photo courtesy of Joy Enomoto)

2020

Not Politics As Usual

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From July 4 through July 12, the Moiliili Hongwanji Buddhist Temple illuminated lanterns to pay tribute to ancestors. (Photos by Wayne Shinbara)

2020

Community: The Last Months Of Obon

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Honolulu’s Mayoral Candidates: The Human Side

A basic and core exercise of Zen training is zazen or seated meditation. (Photos courtesy of Chozen-ji International Zen Dojo of Hawaii)

2020

Political Philosophy: Zen and Politics

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Health Information: Azuki Reduces Swelling And May Help Eczema (Part 3)

2020 Hawaii Herald - July 17, 2020

Azuki beans — synonymous in Japan with celebrations — contain many healthful components whose benefits should not be underestimated. The first, azuki saponin, is a component unique to azuki. Saponin, which is also found in...

Estate Planning Insights: Do I Need A Trust?

2020 Ethan R. Okura - July 17, 2020

Ethan R. Okura Hawai‘i Herald Columnist “Do I need a trust?” This is the question that I hear most when people find out that I am an estate-planning attorney. The question is usually prompted by a...

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NIHON BUYOU VIRTUAL WORKSHOPS

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HAWAII BROWNFIELDS VIRTUAL WORKSHOP

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GOING OVERSEAS: REIKI BEYOND JAPAN

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Community Focus: Three New Advisors Join Nisei Veterans Legacy

On Aug. 2, 2019, 88-year-old Hiroshima bombing survivor Lawrence Miwa, assisted by Izumo Taishakyo minister, the Rev. Jun Miyasaka, rings a replica of the Hiroshima Peace Bell. Behind him are the students from Hiroshima Minami High School.

2020

Community Focus: CANCELLED Hiroshima Commemoration And Peace Service

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