Saturday, April 2 - Two Visits, Two Wheels
Yasue gets a surprise visit and a surprise gift from her friends.
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Yasue gets a surprise visit and a surprise gift from her friends.
Three films at the Hawaii International Film Festival's Spring Showcase are linked by one overarching characteristic: dangerous women.
The kitchen is what gets me interested, but the bathroom’s what makes me swoon.
Two boxes packed with protein arrive in Sendai from Hawaii.
Sendai needs something to cheer and their pro baseball team might help galvanize the stricken city.
Thailand's Singha Beer brings a Full Moon Party to Honolulu, with music, dancing, food--and beer cocktails?! Waikiki Edition, Apr. 7 & 9.
All news is local and it stays news for local people long after the news people have moved on.
After three weeks, a 17-year-old girl gets to see her family and we are all so happy for her.
At some point, you have to draw the line on waiting in line. Luckily, you don’t have to wait in line for friends.
Would you pay $85 or $95 for a party at a grocery store? If you love crab legs, sashimi and sake, maybe you would for Taste of Marukai, Honolulu.
Nearly 3 weeks after the quake, for the first time, Yasue describes the moment it hit and the harrowing hours that followed.
Like September 11, the devastating March 11 earthquake and tsunami in Tohoku are now referred to in numbers: 3/11.
A new clothing line not only offers the equivalent of SPF 50 sunscreen, but also is actually cute.
Two dozen Honolulu restaurants will participate in a April 9th benefit to send aid directly to a hospital in the region of Japan hardest hit by the earthquake and tsunami.
Are things getting better or worse in Sendai?
Coconut Plantation home has touches from around the world.
Hawaii companies join efforts in raising money that will go immediately and directly to Sendai.
For many, a hot bath is luxury worth waiting for.
Nobu Matsuhisa, Yuji Wakiya and Vikram Garg cook up "FOR JAPAN: Culinary Artists for the Japan Relief Effort,” Halekulani, Apr. 21, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
For $1.6 million you get a lot of space and some interesting taste.
The Grand Scotch Tour at the Willows last Friday was a bigger success than the Hawaiian Scottish Association anticipated: more people, more Scotches.
In our April issue, read 43 things every local must do, go on the best izakaya adventures and check out three inspiring stories of college students who are homeless.
The new week starts off with a nerve-wracking nemesis as northern Japan is jolted awake by a strong aftershock.