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The Spirit of Obon

The Bon Dance at Kaua‘i Soto Zen Temple in Hanapepe. Photo by Brian Howell The summer Obon season have been a fixed part of the island calendar, it seems, forever. During the months of June, July and...

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Obon Celebration at Kaua‘i Soto Zen

Bon dance is when the spirits return to dance with their living relatives. Photo by Brian Howell Aloha Kakou! The Kaua‘i Buddhist Council (all eight temples) has cancelled the summer 2022 Bon Dance...

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Celebrating the Spirit of Obon — Schedule for Kaua‘i Soto Zen in Hanapepe

Taiko Drummers — Kaua‘i Soto Zen Bon Dance 2015 Because of concerns about COVID-19 still lingering around, the Kaua’i Soto Zen Temple in Hanapepe will have a modified Obon celebration this year. The...

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Aloha Is All Around Us

By Virginia Beck Shannon Hiramoto, fine artist and also fashion designer created a wonderful online archive at themumuuarchive.omeka.net, launched in 2022 with the assistance of a Hawai‘i State...

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The Forbidden Isle’s Shell Lei

By Scott Yunker Left to right, Ni‘ihau shell lei artists Hi‘ipoi Vakameilau and Kahu Hi‘ipoi Kanahele; and Kaua‘i Museum Executive Director Chucky Boy Chock at the museum. Photo by Ryland Balbin The...

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Hawaiian Word — January

Hauʻoli Makahiki Hou! — Happy New Year! Sunset at Kalalau Beach in October. Photo by Léo Azambuja       The post Hawaiian Word — January appeared first on For Kauai Online.

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Hawaiian Word — February

Lawai‘a — Fisherman Nohokai Yamashita tries to catch his dinner at Kaunakakai Wharf on Molokai. Photo by Léo Azambuja       The post Hawaiian Word — February appeared first on For Kauai Online.

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Aloha Is a Blend of Colors

By Virginia Beck Carlotta Stewart Lai at 19 years old in Hawai‘i, circa 1900. Contributed photo Enough rain this year to last a long time, if only we had the means to capture it. Time runs swiftly...

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HAWAIIAN WORD — MARCH

Puka — Hole, door, entrance, gate, slit, vent, opening or issue A puka, or opening, in the clouds is seen here in Waimea, Kaua‘i’s Westside, letting out a healthy amount of sunshine. Photo by Léo...

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Support Buddhist History: Volunteer at Caring Days Lawai International Center

Lawai Shrine Nestled in a healing valley revered for centuries, Lawai International Center offers a unique glimpse into cultural harmony. This non-profit gem boasts 88 miniature shrines, built in 1904...

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