Last Sakura: Tales of the Yuta, The

Last Sakura: Tales of the Yuta, TheAshley Nakanishi Softcover, 218 pp. Have you ever wondered if all those ghost stories and bits of folklore your obaa told you were true? After the tragic loss of their mother, Kiko and Yuki move to Okinawa to live with their mysterious grandmother. In a new world of language, culture, food and magical arts, Kiko learns she must unlock her mystic destiny as a yuta to avenge her mother's death against the Iron Dragon.

who was born with no arms or legs

was raised next to the ocean at Waikīkī

Kūlaniākea is a non-profit educational organization serving Native Hawaiian communities through multi-generational dual language opportunities and culturally appropriate educational materials

The book and exhibition provide an overdue opportunity for the public to discover the central role these artworks played in the culture and history of the Hawaiian Islands

Craighill Handy

of Elvis and the people and places he encountered in Hawaiʻi

and photographs of museum collections throughout the world

The third chapter

cannot escape his destiny of sorrow

Civil society is complicated and fragmented

Omilu Uluna Keiki Pillow

only one man can help Eliza find the truth-her first love