RYAN’S TABLE By Ryan Tatsumoto
Unless you live under a rock, you’ve probably seen, or are at least aware of the proliferation of condominiums in the new “live, work and play Kaka‘ako” — ideal living conditions for local families right in the heart...
Jane Yamamoto-Burigsay
Courtesy: Social Security Administration
Last month’s observance of Women’s History Month shouldn’t be the only time of the year when we reflect on the achievements and contributions of our nation’s remarkable women. Many of...
Greg Dill
Courtesy: Medicare
You may have heard lately about “preventive health care.” What does it mean?
At its most basic, preventive health care means living a healthy lifestyle. Eating a balanced diet. Exercising regularly. Maintaining a healthy...
Generation Gap By Jon J. Murakami
808 By Dennis Fujitake
Bishop Ryokan Ara
Tendai Mission of Hawaii
Köfuku to iu mono ga aru no dewa nai.
Köfuku to omou kokoro ga,
köfuku nano desu.
There is no happy or sad; these valuations exist only in the mind of the beholder.
The kabuki play, “Renjishi,” is the story of the white-haired father shishi (mystical lion) and his two red-haired shishi cubs. The opening of the play is told through a dance with puppets. From left: Fukunosuke Nakamura, Shikan Nakamura (front) and...
“Miracles.”
MY HAWAII By Colin Sewake
IN THE GUTTER
Location: Nagahama, Yomitan; January 2019
No, I’m not referring to my bowling ball, but rather to my Nissan Serena minivan.I left home to pick up my son Yoshiaki (“Aki”) from Yomitan High School and then take...
Barbara Kim Stanton
Hawai‘i Herald Columnist
Elizabeth Hata-Watanabe, owner of Burgers on Bishop, treats her workers like family.
She’s strict, but caring, and wants her workers to succeed. She also wants them to start saving for retirement. But she...
Generation Gap By Jon J. Murakami
808 By Dennis Fujitake
Bishop Ryokan Ara
Tendai Mission of Hawaii
Kokoro to kaereba,
Kaotsuki ga kawaru.
Kaotsuki ga kawareba,
Jinsei mo kawaru.
Your state of mind is reflected in your facial expression, which in turn will be reflected in your approach to life.
CULTURE 4KIDS! By Carolyn Kubota Morinishi and Marian Kurasaki Kubota
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RYAN’S TABLE By Ryan Tatsumoto
Hawai‘i Herald Columnist
I’m not sure when this transformation began, probably sometime around when we entered our fourth decade of life. It started with simple expressions like, “These kids nowadays . . .” or “When I...
Jane Yamamoto-Burigsay
Courtesy: Social Security Administration
Running a small business isn’t just a full-time job — it can be a 24-7 endeavor. Managing employees, inventory, scheduling and services, not to mention marketing, can be exhausting....
Greg Dill
Courtesy: Medicare
Let’s say you go to your doctor for your annual physical and your doctor recommends that you get a hearing and balance test, or an electrocardiogram, or a Hepatitis B screening.
Does your Original Medicare cover these...
Generation Gap By Jon J. Murakami
808 By Dennis Fujitake
Bishop Ryokan Ara
Tendai Mission of Hawaii
Subete o ushinatta toki
Ningen no honto no
Chikara ga wakaru
Human strength is realized when you have lost
everything.
