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Pan-Pacific Festival expected to draw thousands

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By John Berger Verified
| Honolulu Star-Advertiser Verified
More than 2,500 Hawaii residents and 1,000 visitors from Japan are expected for this weekend’s Pan-Pacific Festival. Ho‘olaule‘a performances by Na Hoku Hanohano Award winners Ei Nei and Ka‘imi Hanano‘eau, three days of hula featuring Halau ‘O Napuala‘ikauaika‘iu on the Kuhio Beach Hula Mound, taiko drumming, bon dancing, a Japanese calligraphy workshop, pickleball demonstrations and the gala parade Sunday afternoon on Kalakaua Avenue are all on the schedule this year.
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‘Cemetery Pupu Theater’ on Oahu honors caregivers

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By John Berger Verified
| Honolulu Star-Advertiser Verified
“Cemetery Pupu Theatre 2026: Caring For Our Community” Where: Oahu Cemetery, 2162 Nuuanu Ave. When: Opens 5 p.m., Thursday June 11 ; continues 5 p.m. Friday-Saturday, June 12-13, and June 18-20 cq Tickets: $60, includes heavy pupu bento dinner (choice of fish, meat or vegetarian) and one drink. Note: The performances will go on rain or shine. There are tents and seats for the audience at each performance space.
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Ceramic float seals 44-year friendship

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By John Berger Verified
| Honolulu Star-Advertiser Verified
A ceramic float launched off Oahu as a University of Hawaii class project in 1980 drifted nearly 5,000 miles before washing up in Japan — sparking a pen-pal friendship that has endured for more than four decades and recently came full circle. What began as a simple art assignment for UH- Manoa student Ricky Matsushima became an unlikely story of connection across the Pacific.
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