Monday, September 27, 2021

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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
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Jane Yamamoto-Burigsay
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Frances H. Kakugawa
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Ryan Tatsumoto
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Ethan R. Okura
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Greg Dill
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Craig Gima
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Colin Sewake
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Louis Wai
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Joseph S. Nye Jr
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David Sayen
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Chad Sato
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Shara Yuki Enay Birbirsa
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Cate Kortzeborn
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H. Dale Sato
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Food | Entertainment | Culture

  • “Appreciation is all I’ve heard from Kapohoans.” — Frances Kakugawa
  • Rolled Saba (Photo Courtesy by Ryan Tatsumoto of 'Ryan's Table')
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  • Emperor Meiji and his wife, Empress Shöken, are featured in this print by Hashimoto Chikanobu (1838-1912). It commemorates the first time a Japanese emperor attended a kabuki play and was publicized in order to help resuscitate the art of kabuki, which, along with other traditional arts, was dying due to rapid Westernization. (Courtesy Honolulu Museum of Arts, Anonymous gift)
  • Bishop Cosmo Hirai does three pours with three prayers. On the first pour, we pray for world peace; on the second, we pray for our ancestors; and the third, we create our own prayer. (Photo courtesy Todaiji Hawaii  Bekkaku Honzan)
  • Hanamatsuri celebrates the birth of Siddhartha Gautama in the Lumbini Garden in India over 2,600 years ago. This photo from the 2016 Hanamatsuri service at the Honpa Hongwanji Hawaii Betsuin was shot by Alan Kubota.
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  • Benten Kozo (Takeo Miji) and Princess Senju (Joyce Yoshizu) in a scene from “Benten the Thief.”
  • “Smokin’ Oysters” on the half shell.
  • Photo of Pearl City Hongwanji Mission.
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  • Michelle Whaley (second from the left) represents her mother, the late Jane Serikaku, who was an executive director for the Hawaii United Okinawa Association and a student-exchange coordinator for the Hawaii-Okinawa Student Exchange Program. Next to Whaley is HOSEP coordinator Tom Yamamoto (third from left). Student Michelle Nitta has the mic, speaking on behalf of Hawai‘i high-school students. (Photo courtesy of Tom Yamamoto)
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  • Book cover, titled 'Leading with Aloha, From the Pineapple Fields to the Principal's Office' by Jan Iwase
  • Local hot sauces. (Photos by Ryan Tatsumoto)
  • Photo of Okinawan Fesitval favorite, Andagi

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