Today’s Thought
by Rev. Paul S. Osumi
Reprinted with permission
WALLS AND BRIDGES
Father Dominique Pire, a recipient of the Nobel Prize for Peace, believes, “Men build too many walls and not enough bridges.” We build a wall and...
Community Focus – UJSH Recognizes New Octogenarians
The United Japanese Society of Hawaii honored 24 new 80-year-olds at its annual “Nenchosha Ian Engei Taikai” program on Sept. 28 at the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai‘i’s Manoa Grand Ballroom. The program is held in conjunction with the observance of “Keiro no Hi,” or “Respect for the Aged Day,” which is a national holiday....
JCCH: Fall Craft ad Collectibles Fair
WHO/WHAT: Local artisans and vendors gather for the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai‘i Fall Craft and Collectibles Fair featuring rare antiques, artwork, jewelry, kimono, handmade clothing, gourmet snacks and more. Admission to the “Okage...
Ryan’s Table – Dîner En Blance, Wonderfully White and Wet
Ryan Tatsumoto Hawai‘i Herald Columnist Dîner en Blanc is known as the massive “chic picnic” where hundreds (or sometimes thousands) of guests dress elegantly in all white. It’s a sight to see for passersby. In 1988, Francois Pasquier got friends together and started this amusing tradition. There are a lot of rules to pulling off....
Your Social Security – Back to School with Social Security
YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY By Jane Yamamoto-Burigsay
Food Culture – The Taco Rice Story
Necessity Was the Mother of Invention — and It Changed Tastes Colin Sewake Special to The Hawai‘i Herald For years I’ve wondered how taco ingredients came to be spread over rice and eaten that way here in Okinawa rather than being served in a crispy taco shell like it is in the states and other locales. Everyone — my wife, Okinawan....
Lead Story – Tassho Pearce’s Second Act
The Rap Veteran Sets His Sights on the Sake Industry Joe Udell Special to The Hawai‘i Herald Tassho Pearce has been a household name in Hawai‘i hip-hop circles for more than a decade and a half. But over the last six years, Pearce has quietly been carving out a new reputation in the world of....
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