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Hatsudate shiki guests (from left) included Consul General of Japan Koichi Ito, Misako Ito, Reyna Kaneko, Sean O’Harrow and Dr. Robert Huey.
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Spotlight – Chado Uransenke Tankokai Hawaii Welcomes 2019 with Hatsudate Shiki

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Jubilant Ginoza Sonjin Kai members and their “cousins” from Ginoza Son take a big “family” photo.
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Community Focus – Hawaii Ginoza Sonjin Kai Celebrates 70th Anniversary

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The 2019 cast of the “Shoko Shiranami Gonin Otoko” performance. Kneeling in front is the Kojyo, played by Chef Alan Wong. Standing from left are: Meakashi Kingoro (Kevin Ching), and dorobo Nango Rikimaru (Kristin Alm Kamakahi), Akaboshi Jyuzaburo (Daisuke “Duke” Ueda), Tadanobu Rihei (Ray Tsuchiyama), Benten Kozo Kikunosuke (Jennifer Okubo) and Nippon Daemon (Ala Kinuhata).
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Community Focus – HJCC Stages 74th Gonin Otoko Play

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Community Focus – Honpa Hongwanji Hilo Buddhist Women Association Set Shinnen...

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Community Focus – Hui O Laulima Cultural Grant Awardees

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Community Focus – Anthology Project to Commemorate 120th Anniversary of Okinawans...

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A taiko performance marked the opening of Hawai‘i’s first Daiso store at the Pearl City Shopping Center.
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Community Focus – Daiso Opens in Hawaii

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Honolulu Hiroshima Kenjin Kai members Gregg Mueller and Maiko Muta ham it up while cooking the Kenjin Kai’s popular Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki as HHKK past president Wayne Toma (far left) laughs with them. Muta, who is from Hiroshima, owns and operates the Carp Dori Restaurant in the McCully Shopping Center. Honolulu Hiroshima Kenjin Kai members sold 744 okonomiyaki at the Jan. 13 New Year’s ‘Ohana Festival at Mö‘ili‘ili Field and the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai‘i.
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JCCH Ohana Festival Offered Experiences Galore

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Members and supporters of the Wahiawa Nichiren Mission at the temple’s 70th anniversary celebration. The Rev. Myoryu Aniya’s great-granddaughter, Valerie Aniya Schmidt, and great-great grandson, Hunter Schmidt, performed shishi-mai lion dance. The Wahiawa Nichiren Mission does not have a resident minister anymore. These days, Hawaii Nichiren Mission ministers take turns leading services for the congregation. (Photo courtesy Valerie Schmidt)
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Religion – Wahiawa Nichiren Mission Remembers its Founder

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Book cover titled 'Japanese Inn' by Oliver Statler
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Book Review – A Visit to the “Japanese Inn”

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