and unforgettable touch to our beloved island tradition.
A huge thank you and great job to Fair Director Daryl Fujiwara for his outstanding coordination. Putting together an event of this scale takes immense dedication and countless hours of planning,
Byron Tanaka, and his bride, Marsha where they held a luau reception at the Aloha Restaurant.
Does anyone remember attending the 1974 Maui County Fair or grabbing a cup of guri-guri right after the Maui Mall shop opened?
who settled on Maui half a century prior. Interestingly, the unique name "guri-guri" originated from older Japanese residents attempting to pronounce the phrase "goody-goody".
The issue also includes the summer wedding announcement of my former teacher,
connect, we will ensure this meaningful bond thrives for generations.
I hope the entire delegation has a wonderful time experiencing the food, exhibits, and unique aloha spirit that make our fair so special!
Our sister-city relationship is built on a strong foundation of cultural exchange. As we look to the future, a key priority is furthering our educational partnerships. By creating more opportunities for students from Maui and Fukuyama to
are known to
naturally mellow the flavor of beverages. It is famous for
making drinks like water, tea, and alcohol taste
noticeably smoother and more refreshing!
The hope of Bizen City is to share this pottery with the
world and keep this long standing art alive.
ancient art form alive
While exploring, I also purchased a beautiful cup from a
talented local Bizen potter, Toshimitsu Kobashi.
learned a fascinating fact about Bizen yaki. Because the
clay is unglazed and porous, its minute surface
irregularities and mineral properties
Daintry Bartoldus, the Executive
Administrator of the Hawaii State Council on
Developmental Disabilities, who will be retiring in
December. Daintry has been a fierce, tireless advocate
for the community and the DD Council.