Cover Story – WAHIAWÄ STRONG
Mom-and-Pop Shops Persevere Through the Pandemic
Dan Nakasone
Special to The Hawai‘i Herald
Wahiawä Town is like an island within an island in central O‘ahu. It is bordered by the north and south forks of Kaukonahua Stream,...
Cover Story – CLUB GENJI, MAHALO FOR THE MEMORIES
Two Friends Talk About Good Times Spent at a Favorite Hangout for Honolulu Locals
Karen Shishido and Grant Murata
Commentary
Special to The Hawai’i Herald
Editor’s Note: On Sept. 16, Club Genji owners, Gaye Misemer and Keiko Yamashige,...
Cover Story – THE HAWAI’I HERALD IS 40!
Jodie Chiemi Ching
Commentary
Forty, 75, 100 and 120 are just a few milestone number of years being celebrated in the Hawai‘i AJA community this year.
The Hawai‘i Herald is 40! And this year we also commemorated...
Cover Story – WHO WAS YUKIO OKUTSU?
COVID-19 Should Not Be the Only Memory of the World War II Veteran
Karleen Chinen
Commentary
Special to The Hawai‘i Herald
This past summer, we all watched with growing alarm and deep sadness as the number of war...
Cover Story – DEIDRE TEGARDEN: “JAPAN SHAPED MY ENTIRE LIFE”
The Executive Director of the Maui Nisei Veterans Memorial Center Treasures Her Japanese Values and Upbringing
Kathy Collins
Special to The Hawai‘i Herald
On a quiet Tuesday afternoon at Maui’s Nisei Veterans Memorial Center, a tiny Japanese American woman...
A VETERAN’S MEMORIES OF OCCUPIED JAPAN
Edwin Nakasone
Special to The Hawai‘i Herald
Editor’s note: Edwin “Bud” Nakasone served in the U.S. Army as an interpreter during the occupation of Japan in 1947-1948. Born and raised in Wahiawä, Hawai‘i, he witnessed the...
JAPANESE TRUCK FARMERS OF WAIMEA, BIG ISLAND
Dan Nakasone
Special to The Hawai‘i Herald
Past, Present and Post-Pandemic
Truck farmers work on small farms, growing vegetables and fruits for the market. Cultivating “Grade A” produce 365 days a year, they turn a fair profit...
THE ARTS AS “FIRST-RESPONSE” TO OUR LIFE NOW
Yukie Shiroma Blends Okinawan, Modern and Experimental Dance to Create “Your (Own) Ballet”
HANABATA DAYS WITH THE FLYIN’ HAWAIIAN
Catching Up With US Speedskating Coach Ryan Shimabukuro
Not Politics As Usual
Tackling Our Social Issues From the Long View of Community Values (Part 1 of 2)
Ida Yoshinaga
A dear mentor who is a political scientist says Politics is conflict over meaning and value. So this two-part...
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