Wednesday, February 26, 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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Frances H. Kakugawa
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Carolyn Kubota Morinishi
Carolyn Kubota Morinishi
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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

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  • KTA Express Kealakekua store director Hoku Kamakau (center) joins KTA Superstores president and COO Toby Taniguchi (far left) and company chairman and CEO Barry Taniguchi (far right) for the market’s April 14 grand opening. The Kealakekua community also turned out to welcome the new store. (Photos courtesy Toby Taniguchi)
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  • Image of Alexandra Ventura's Nengajo
  • Book Cover, title 'Okinawan Princess, Da Legend of Haijichi Tattoos'
  • Year of the Dog, Hatsumode 2018 New Year's Blessing graphic
  • Photo of children book author, Wendy Ku-nimitsu Haraguchi
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  • “Down Like Chinatown.”
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  • Allison Arakawa Sears performing “Bashofu” at the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles.
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  • Photo of a bottle of Aloha Tofu's “OHANA Soy Sauce.”
  • Kahala Elementary School third-graders (front, from left) Alex Tomasa, Levi-Michael Bird and (standing) Hi‘ilei Dunn enjoying their Thanksgiving lunch.
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