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Azama Honryu Traditional Okinawan Dance School and Nomura Ryu Dento Ongaku Kyokai (Denon) at this year’s Hawaii United Okinawa Association Okinawan Festival at the Hawaii Convention Center. (Front row: Hayli, Adele and Kelsi; Middle row: Allison Yanagi and Aren Pai; Back row: Kathy Oshiro, Dennis Nishiguchi, Terry Higa of Hawaii Taiko Kai, Richie Yamashiroya, Lynn Miyashiro Masuda of Afuso Ryu Gensei Kai Hawaii and Sara Nakatsu of Ryukyu Sokyoku Koyo Kai.
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Community Focus – Nov. 24: “Uchinamun Family Variety Show”

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Community Focus – Izumo Taisha Celebrates 113th Autumn Festival

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The koto players performing in the Goudou Ensou Kai (from left): Courtney Takara, Kathy Shigemura, Kazuko Ito-Sensei, Grace Carmichael, Robbie Umeno, Kinuko Tamashiro and Diane Kawamoto. They were joined by other koto and sanshin players in the front row on the stage (from left): Zachary Oyafuso, Sarah Nakatsu (koto), Brandon Ing, Derek Fujio (koto), Seichi Yagi-Sensei and Lisa Sadaoka (koto).
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Community Focus – Ryukyu Koten Ongaku Holds Joint Koto, Sanshin Concert

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Congressman Ed Case and his wife Audrey at the monument dedicated to the 100th/442nd soldiers in the Helledraye forest above Bruyères. Mayor Kirk Caldwell brought the folded paper cranes to Bruyères at the request of Hiroshima City Mayor Kazumi Matsui. (Photos courtesy Congressman Ed Case)
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Commemoration – Journey to Bruyeres

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Maj. Gen. Suzanne Vares-Lum speaking of the Nisei veterans: “They all raised their hands at a time when their family members were being interned, property confiscated and their loyalty questioned. These soldiers ensured that, at any cost, they would not bring shame to their family and their communities and their country.” (Photos by Wayne Shinbara)
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Nisei Veterans – “.. They All Raised Their Hands”

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“Life is better in a garden . . . . Gardens are about growth,” said keynote speaker Dr. William Thomas. He described Project Dana as a “happiness engine” because of the mutual satisfaction and compassion felt by both the volunteers and the frail elders they serve.
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Caregiving – Project Dana Celebrates 30 Years of Selfless Giving

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Today’s Thought

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Comic Shushin, November 1, 2019 Issue
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Shushin

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Promo and graphic for '38th Annual Trash and Treasure' Fair for Temari Hawaii
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Temari Hawaii’s Trash & Treasure Fair

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“Zen Ken Sho” Art Show and Sale

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