The new issue of the Hawaii Herald is in stores now!
Find out why people are coming in droves to Ed Otsuji’s vegetable farm . . .
Learn about why junmai sake is on the rise . . .
And how bridges are being built in Japan by the Japanese American Leadership Delegation . . .
Plus, columns by Shara Yuki Enay, Cedric Yamanaka, and much, much more!
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The new issue of the Hawaii Herald is in stores now!
Learn about Meredith Kuba, former Cherry Blossom Queen turned triathlete . . .
Kuba will be traveling to Okinawa to compete in the Miyako Strongman competition with several Team Core Hawaii members . . . invitation only!
Read about Sadao Honda’s military experience in the latest installment of our “Coming of Age” series . . .
Plus, columns by professional basketball player Kosaku Yada and Reiko Nakama Tom, an article by Shari Y. Tamashiro on Uchinanchu in Brazil and Argentina, and much, much more.
The Herald is available at Borders Books and Music in Kaneohe, Waikele Center and Victoria Ward Center; Best Sellers in downtown Honolulu; Shirokiya; the Kahala, Kaimuki, McCully, Waimalu and Waipahu Times Super Markets; and the Hawaii Hochi Office building located at:
917 Kokea St.
Honolulu, HI 96817
We can also be reached by phone at 808-845-2255
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