Monday, June 1, 2020

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Dennis Fujitake
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Jon J. Murakami
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Michael G. Malaghan
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Carolyn Kubota Morinishi
Carolyn Kubota Morinishi
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Frances H. Kakugawa
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Jane Yamamoto-Burigsay
Jane Yamamoto-Burigsay
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Ryan Tatsumoto
Ryan Tatsumoto
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Ethan R. Okura
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Barbara Kim Stanton
Barbara Kim Stanton
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Greg Dill
Greg Dill
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Louis Wai
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Joseph S. Nye Jr
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David Sayen
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Colin Sewake
Colin Sewake
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Shara Yuki Enay Birbirsa
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Cate Kortzeborn
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Dr. Michael Okihiro
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H. Dale Sato
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Food | Entertainment | Culture

  • Book cover with Samurai, titled 'Musashi' By Eiji Yoshikawa
  • Hanamatsuri is a time when Buddhists of all denominations come together to celebrate the birth of the Buddha. This year’s celebration will be held Sunday, April 1, at the Soto Mission of Hawaii on Nu‘uanu Avenue.
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  • Book cover for "Dangerous Woman, Poetry for the Ageless" by Frances H. Kakugawa
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  • Photo of Dr. Samuel Yamashita
  • Columnist Ryan Tatsumoto for "Ryan's Table"
  • Smaller fashion statement items are stored in this showcase: bracelets, earrings, hair accessories and little zipper pouches.
  • Cheryl Yoshie Nakasone (left) as Wakamatsi with Kimiko Ohtani as the seductress in the 1976 production of "Shushin Kani'iri" at Kennedy Theatre. (Photo courtesy Cheryl Yoshie Nakasone)
  • Dr. Robert Huey and a feature from the Sakamaki-Hawley Collection
  • After a 10-year absence, Naalehu Hongwanji Mission on Hawai‘i Island opened its doors to the public last Aug. 31 and observed obon with a bon dance. Members of Hongwanji’s Hilo, Pahala, Kona and Kohala temples, along with Kona Jr. YBA members, helped the Naalehu Hongwanji members set up the grounds and also participated in the festival to welcome home the spirits of deceased loved ones . . . even in the pouring rain!
  • GALA’s garlic fried rice.
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  • Sisters Keiko (right) and Yasuko get ready to devour their soba. (Photos by Colin Sewake)
  • Allison Yanagi-Sensei (right) plays sanshin while her student Yukiko Pierce practices kücho during a recent lesson. (Photos courtesy Allison Yanagi)
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