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Signs of Hawaiian Life – July 23, 2023

July 23, 2023

Honolulu resident Stanley Louis spotted the Hawaiian Goofy surf and skateboard shop in the Ueno district of Tokyo in November. Photo by Diane Louis.
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Honolulu resident Stanley Louis spotted the Hawaiian Goofy surf and skateboard shop in the Ueno district of Tokyo in November. Photo by Diane Louis.

Honolulu residents Earl Kawaguchi and Linda Kami­moto snapped a selfie in front of the Aloha Table Waikiki restaurant near the Hoshigaoka subway station in Nagoya, Japan, in November.
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Honolulu residents Earl Kawaguchi and Linda Kami­moto snapped a selfie in front of the Aloha Table Waikiki restaurant near the Hoshigaoka subway station in Nagoya, Japan, in November.

Kaneohe resident Pat Lee discovered a painting of a humuhumunukunukuapuaa, the Hawaii state fish, in a painting at the St. Armands Circle Art Festival in Sarasota, Fla., in November. He explained its name and significance to the artist, who only knew it was a Hawaiian fish.
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Kaneohe resident Pat Lee discovered a painting of a humuhumunukunukuapuaa, the Hawaii state fish, in a painting at the St. Armands Circle Art Festival in Sarasota, Fla., in November. He explained its name and significance to the artist, who only knew it was a Hawaiian fish.

Honolulu resident Stanley Louis spotted the Hawaiian Goofy surf and skateboard shop in the Ueno district of Tokyo in November. Photo by Diane Louis.
Honolulu residents Earl Kawaguchi and Linda Kami­moto snapped a selfie in front of the Aloha Table Waikiki restaurant near the Hoshigaoka subway station in Nagoya, Japan, in November.
Kaneohe resident Pat Lee discovered a painting of a humuhumunukunukuapuaa, the Hawaii state fish, in a painting at the St. Armands Circle Art Festival in Sarasota, Fla., in November. He explained its name and significance to the artist, who only knew it was a Hawaiian fish.