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Kurushii naka demo, Mokuhyö wo motte iru hito no Kao wa Kagayaite iru. Even if you are suffering; if you have a goal, your face will glow. – Bishop Ryokan Ara Tendai Mission of Hawaii
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Bulletin Board – HAWAI’I PUBLIC RADIO BROADCAST

WHO/WHAT: The Hawai’i Public Radio recently featured a story that commemorates the 80th anniversary of the creation of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team. The broadcast includes information about the 442nd RCT that was created...
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Bulletin Board – DENSHŌ WWII INCARCERATION (VIRTUAL)

WHO/WHAT: Dr. Donna Nagata posed a question, “In what ways do you feel the incarceration has impacted your own life?” in a recent survey conducted from nearly 500 Yonsei descendants of WWII incarceration. As...
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Bulletin Board – NISEI VETERANS MEMORIAL CENTER

WHO/WHAT: The Nisei Veterans Memorial Center has a new exhibit, “What’s New - Recent Acquisitions” that includes memorabilia such as a Japanese canteen from Guadalcanal, a 1941 Japanese aircraft mechanic’s toolbox and medals from...
Nina’s grandparents, Mitsuo and Masako Yoshida, met at the Poston War Relocation Center in southwestern Arizona in 1942. (Photo courtesy of Nina Yoshida Nelsen)

Cover Story – AMERICAN DREAM

Jackie Kojima Special to The Hawai‘i Herald For professional opera singer Nina Yoshida Nelsen, the path of life has been full of unexpected twists and turns. But she would not have had it any other way. Born...
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COMMUNITY FOCUS

100th BATTALION AND MIS VETERANS INSTALL NEW OFFICERS  Two World War II AJA veterans groups — the 100th Infantry Battalion Veterans organization and the MIS (Military Intelligence Service) Veterans Club of Hawaii — installed their...

Ready, Set… Grow! – HAWAI‘I’S STATE FLOWER

Amy Tsuneyoshi Hawai‘i Herald Columnist The native yellow hibiscus (Hibiscus brackenridgei A. Gray), also known as ma‘o hau hele was officially designated as Hawai‘i’s state flower in 1988 (HRS §5-16). This native endemic hibiscus is only known...

Estate Planning Insights – WHAT TO DO WHEN SOMEONE DIES WITH A TRUST

Ethan R. Okura Hawai‘i Herald Columnist A Revocable Living Trust allows you to avoid probate at death. You don’t have to hire an attorney to go to court. However, you still need an estate-planning attorney to...
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Real Possibilities – COMMUNITY CHALLENGE GRANTS

Craig Gima Hawai‘i Herald Columnist A good idea and hard-working volunteers can change communities for the better if they can be supported. That’s the concept behind AARP Livable Communities Community Challenge grants. On Moloka‘i, the Guzeiji Soto...

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