The Hawaii Herald

08/09/2021

Learn how to make sushi 🍣 from the comfort of your own kitchen as , Kaunoa Senior Services and at Windward Community College presents an online sushi making session with Chef Daniel Swift. ⁠
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Join Chef Daniel on Thursday, August 12, from 5-5:45 p.m., via Zoom link. Click on our link in bio to register.⁠
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08/06/2021

More about our cover:

Pow! Wow! artist Tatiana Suarez's "Things to Come" multimedia on canvas was "extremely cathartic" to create. Inspired by the "colorful flora and fauna found in Hawai'i, especially the ōhiʻa lehua," Suarez wanted to convey the many thoughts of "overwhelming uncertainty and sadness" in this piece while carefully crafting the message of "growth and joy, recharged and ready to bloom" for the year.

Suarez used house paint for the background, oil paint, and some aerosol for accents. She started this piece in February of this year in Miami, Florida, and later shipped it over to Bishop Museum where she completed it in May before revealing it alongside other Pow! Wow! artist creations.

Get your copy of our new issue of The Hawai'i Herald today to read more about the Pow! Wow! exhibit out on display now at the until September 19.

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07/28/2021

Yesterday we said a fond farewell to our staff writer Ida Yoshinaga, who is leaving for a professorship in Atlanta, Georgia.

Mahalo Ida for all of your hard work and contributions to the Hawai'i Herald. Until we meet again, a hui hou!

Pictured behind Ida are coworkers (from left to right): Asami Arai, Grant Murata (advertising), and Jodie Ching (editor).

04/04/2021

Congratulations!!!!

INTRODUCING… Our 69th Cherry Blossom Festival Queen and Court!

Queen, Miss Congeniality, and Miss Popularity Brianne Kehau Yamada

First Princess Taylor Kaydi Onaga

Princess Motomi Otsubo

Princess Taylor Emi Tashiro

Princess Shelly Teruko Imamura

Congratulations to all the 69th Queen Contestants and to our new Court! We look forward to the wonderful year you have in store! 🌸 💕

01/24/2021

Congratulations!

Remi Yamamoto and Michael Kikukawa will hold communications jobs in the White House.

01/22/2021

NEW! “Japanese Culture4Kids! Book 2,” by and Marian Kurasaki Kubota, is available for purchase at $19.95 + tax. The original “Japanese Culture4Kids!” Book is available at the original price of $14.95 + tax. Call (808) 845-2255 to order your copy today. 📚

01/21/2021

NEW! “Japanese Culture4Kids! Book 2,” by and Marian Kurasaki Kubota, is available for purchase $19.95 + tax (discounts available for Hawai‘i Herald subscribers and non-profits. Call (808)845-2255. The original “Japanese Culture4Kids” book is also available at its ORIGINAL PRICE of $14.95.

01/20/2021

“I was a young man in my twenties who had not grown out of being a college student. I was still a fun, happy go lucky, directionless fellow who hadn’t really found his niche. The walk made me realize that there was a lot more going on in this world than I realized, and I vowed I would return someday and complete the entire route.” Hackler’s second walk would only deepen what he had learned in the first pilgrimage; its lessons reverberate gently throughout his life even to this day. Read the rest of Hackler’s story “SHIKOKU’S 88-TEMPLE PILGRIMAGE: A JOURNEY TO THE SELF” by subscribing to The Hawai‘i Herald online. See link in bio.

01/20/2021

The is now on IG! 😃