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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.
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Editor’s Note – GAMBARÖ! WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!

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Book cover, titled 'Leading with Aloha, From the Pineapple Fields to the Principal's Office' by Jan Iwase
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Book Review: “Leading with Aloha” Redefines Leadership

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Spotlight – UJSH: “Renkyo No Ayumi” Commemorative Book

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Ida Yoshinaga (Photo by Kenrick Yoshida
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Spotlight – The Herald Welcomes Ida Yoshinaga

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Dialogue – Mahalo Kauai!

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The “Believe In Your Dreams and Spray Away Meth” workshop and mural were Trysen “TK” Kaneshige’s senior year project at Kaua‘i High School. (Photo by Trysen Kaneshige)
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Art Life – “TKAY2”, A Gifted Kauai Boy with a Huge...

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Students greet their sensei at beginning of class. From left: Ai vanDeventer, Aya Okimoto, Yuu vanDeventer, Jamelyn Tomori, Cora Saito, and Kenjiro Otake.
April 17, 2020

Lead Story – Chado, the Next Generation

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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.
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Spotlight – A New Friendship, Honolulu and Kin Town

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