Posted on 03.19.15 under Uncategorized
Auntie Bessie, an original member of Ahuamanu, now led by Liz Morales. And a member of the Society of Ka’ahumanu, the queen that had the Bible translated into Hawaiian.
Cane harvest season has started after a long and wet winter. Burning the cane fields is the first step to processing sugar. There’s a lot of pressure on Hawaii Sugar Company to cease and desist.
Sunset from Honu Restaurant for Malcolm’s birthday celebration dinner.
Susan’s horses.
Laird Hamilton’s pool. Laird is the originator of standup paddle surfing. This is where he taught the first people how to do it. Laird also originated tow-in surfing at Jaws.
For sushi in Haiku, there’s only Nuka.
Posted on 03.06.15 under Uncategorized
Get it at Amazon.
Posted on 02.19.15 under Tokyo, Uncategorized
Was the Yasuda Seimei Building and is still an insurance building but now called Sompo Japan.
A fashion brand and ode in Harajuku referring to the unconscious feminine inner personality of the male. The brand may not be understanding what it is projecting unless it’s a brand for cross dressers. And that is not wild speculation. I’ve seen guys in female garb trying on clothes in Isetan with the sales girls telling then they look cute. Very normal…
Meji Dori, just south of Shibuya Station.
“Open, Open” — for parking.
Posted on 01.25.15 under hula, Uncategorized
Recording “Ka’ahumanu” for Mayuri’s solo, representing Napualiko at the Japan Lili`uokalani Hula Contest (for children) in February.
Posted on 01.25.15 under Uncategorized