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Jodie Ching is a Japanese and Okinawan American yonsei born in Torrance, California and raised on East O‘ahu. She graduated from Mid-Pacific Institute and has a bachelor’s degree in Japanese language and literature. Ching began writing for the Herald as a freelancer in 2014 and became its staff writer in 2018. With this issue she begins a new chapter as The Hawai‘i Herald’s editor.
April 3, 2020

Editor’s Note – COVID-19 is Bringing Our Community Together

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Approximately 65 people attended a panel discussion entitled “The Next Generation of Leadership: Embracing Change While Preserving Traditions” hosted by JASH. (Photo courtesy JASH)
April 3, 2020

Generation to Generation – “Embracing Change while Preserving Traditions”

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On Feb. 10, Mayor Caldwell, Hajime Nakama — the mayor of Kin Town in the Okinawa Prefecture of Japan — and about a hundred attendees met in the Honolulu City Council Chambers at Honolulu Hale for a friendship city relationship signing ceremony.
Community

Spotlight – A New Friendship, Honolulu and Kin Town

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Lifestyle – Out with Clutter, In with Joy

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Alice Inoue is a “life guide” and the founder of Happiness U located in SALT Our Kaka‘ako. She has advised more than 10,000 clients to live a more inspired life. (Photo courtesy Happiness U)
Issues

Astrology – Alice Inoue’s Vision for 2020

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The Gannenmono descendants during the “Talk Story” session. They were (from left): Carol Kondo, yonsei descendant of Bunkichi Murata; Ruth Izawa, sansei descendant of Yonekichi Sakuma; Haunani Jo-quin, fifth-generation descendant of Sentarö Ishii; Keone Cook, yonsei descendant, and Cathy West Dale, fifth-generation descendant of Matsugorö Kuwata (nicknamed “‘Umi‘umi-matsu” — ‘umi‘umi is Hawaiian language for beard, whiskers); and Gwen Sanchez, yonsei descendant, and Lily Kahele-lani Lyons, fifth-generation descendant of Tokujiro Sato.
Culture

Lead Story – Gannenmono Perspectives

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The Moiliili Japanese Cemetery monument was dedicated in June 1968 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Gannenmono’s arrival in Hawai‘i. Mö‘ili‘ili resident Samuel Sasano’s company, Stonecraft Hawaii, built the monument.
Issues

Memorials – Monuments to Remember the Gannenmono

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