Health Information – Minerals and Other Questions (Part 3)
CANCER
Q: Our family has a history of cancer. What should we be paying attention to?
A: Be sure to get enough selenium, zinc, copper and iron. They are essential to the enzymes that prevent the...
Hawai‘i And Hiroshima Prefecture Sign Education Cooperation Agreement
Hawai‘i state Department of Education superintendent Kathryn Matayoshi and Hiroshima Prefecture superintendent Kuniaki Shimozaki signed a Statement of Intent on Education Cooperation on May 27 at Washington Place. The ceremony was attended by First...
Murata To Judge In Okinawa
Grant “Sandaa” Murata, longtime Okinawan sanshin sensei (teacher) as well as advertising and promotions manager for The Hawai‘i Herald and Hawaii Hochi, has been selected as a judge for next month’s Geinou Konku-ru proficiency...
How I Think David Beat Goliath
By: Karleen C. Chinen | Commentary | The 2014 Rainbow Warriors football season opened last weekend with the University of Hawai‘i taking on the University of Washington. It felt good to hear our team’s name, the Rainbow Warriors . . .
NGN3 July Movie Schedule
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1
Midnight – Friendship
1:50 a.m. – Mysteries of Edo 2
3:20 a.m. – Kanto Drifter
5 a.m. – The Metal Heat Gang
6:30 a.m. – Ooka Seidan: Devil Image
8 a.m. – Romance Freestyle
9:20 a.m. – Shakotan...
“From Kau Kau to Cuisine”
Food, like music, is one of those universal “languages” that everyone can understand and one that is open to various interpretations. Former Hawai‘i Herald editor Arnold Hiura explores the evolution of food, past and...
Lead Story – Gannenmono Perspectives
The Gannenmono’s Legacy is Considered 150 Years After Their Arrival Jodie Chiemi Ching Insight into the history of one of Hawai‘i’s most visible ethnic groups — the Japanese — took a giant step forward last week with the events commemorating 150 years since the first group of immigrants arrived in Hawai‘i from Japan. The approximately....
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