The Search for Signs of Hawaiian Life: Kamakura, Japan
COURTESY ROSS HUYBREGTS
Mark Fujishige, left, of Honolulu and Matthew Q. Ackerman of Kailua got a taste of Hawaii's recent past when they stumbled into a small store in Kamakura, Japan. They found aloha shirts with the Liberty House label and Society of Seven tumblers (Mark remembers his grandmother had a set). The store also was selling T-shirts featuring logos of local high schools and past Merrie Monarch Festivals, among other Hawaii paraphernalia.
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Mark Fujishige, left, of Honolulu and Matthew Q. Ackerman of Kailua got a taste of Hawaii's recent past when they stumbled into a small store in Kamakura, Japan. They found aloha shirts with the Liberty House label and Society of Seven tumblers (Mark remembers his grandmother had a set). The store also was selling T-shirts featuring logos of local high schools and past Merrie Monarch Festivals, among other Hawaii paraphernalia.
SUBMIT YOUR PHOTO | Email "Signs of Hawaiian Life" photos to mpoole@star-advertiser.com or mail to Signs of Hawaiian Life, 500 Ala Moana Blvd., Suite 7-210, Honolulu, HI 96813. Please include the full names of those in the photo, where they live in Hawaii, when and where the photo was taken and the name of the photographer. We apologize but mailed photos cannot be returned.
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