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Signs of Hawaiian Life – Sept. 18, 2022

Sept. 18, 2022

Sky Griffith of Waikiki spotted some aloha while visiting the port city of Otaru on Hokkaido, Japan, in June. Photo by Chad Griffith.
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Sky Griffith of Waikiki spotted some aloha while visiting the port city of Otaru on Hokkaido, Japan, in June. Photo by Chad Griffith.

In June, Raymond Abregano of Honolulu found a WikiWiki Eat restaurant in Rome. Photo by Tim Los Banos.
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In June, Raymond Abregano of Honolulu found a WikiWiki Eat restaurant in Rome. Photo by Tim Los Banos.

Jim Seatris of Waipahu, above, ­discovered the Na Hoku jewelry store at the Washington Square shopping mall in Tigard, Ore., in June. Photo by Nainoa Seatris.
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Jim Seatris of Waipahu, above, ­discovered the Na Hoku jewelry store at the Washington Square shopping mall in Tigard, Ore., in June. Photo by Nainoa Seatris.

While attending the “Jean-Michel Basquiat: King Pleasure” exhibition in New York City, in May, ­Honolulu resident Robert ­Nehmad spotted a few signs of Hawaiian life within an artwork about ­Basquiat’s time in the isles. Photo by Deborah Nehmad.
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While attending the “Jean-Michel Basquiat: King Pleasure” exhibition in New York City, in May, ­Honolulu resident Robert ­Nehmad spotted a few signs of Hawaiian life within an artwork about ­Basquiat’s time in the isles. Photo by Deborah Nehmad.

Sky Griffith of Waikiki spotted some aloha while visiting the port city of Otaru on Hokkaido, Japan, in June. Photo by Chad Griffith.
In June, Raymond Abregano of Honolulu found a WikiWiki Eat restaurant in Rome. Photo by Tim Los Banos.
Jim Seatris of Waipahu, above, ­discovered the Na Hoku jewelry store at the Washington Square shopping mall in Tigard, Ore., in June. Photo by Nainoa Seatris.
While attending the “Jean-Michel Basquiat: King Pleasure” exhibition in New York City, in May, ­Honolulu resident Robert ­Nehmad spotted a few signs of Hawaiian life within an artwork about ­Basquiat’s time in the isles. Photo by Deborah Nehmad.