Sunday, March 27- Oh What A Relief It Is, Part 2
Although the urgency has waned, the supplies Yasue receives are a welcome relief.
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Although the urgency has waned, the supplies Yasue receives are a welcome relief.
The frigid weather continues in Sendai but Cherry Blossom season cannot be too far off.
The Marines have landed and now relief flights can as well.
Thankfully-and perhaps magically-not all northeast Japan's coastal towns were wiped out by the quake and tsunami.
After taking the night to celebrate their 15th anniversary with a “Crystal Ball” party, the performers of Tau Dance are back in the studio.
Though Montalban plays a strong King, Anna (played by Tricia Marciel) steals the show—and, rightfully so.
You can tell by the snow on the cars that it will be a long, cold wait but Yasue's car needs gas now.
In Sendai, relief comes for those willing to wait. And wait. And wait.
It’s Friday—time to think about your Sunday house hunting. Here’s my recommendation for your weekend viewing pleasure—a Kailua cottage.
A school Ian attended, Tsurugaoka Elementary School in Sendai, is now an evacuation center.
The Kahala Hotel and Resort's next Food and Wine Classic weekend features Napa Chef (and longtime locavore) Cindy Pawlcyn. Two days, three events.
Gas is starting to arrive in Sendai and more aid is on the way
Iron Chef Masuhara Morimoto flew to Japan after the earthquake. Unable to be any help there, he flew back and put together a successful Hawaii fundraiser in five days.
This Punchbowl condo offers a $100,000 remodel, nice city views and plenty of amenities.
Home delivery and hearing from someone who lost their home both bring joy.
In small-town Japan, loyal customers are never forgotten even after they pass away.
Check out this 1930s Kapahulu bungalow on Winham Avenue, occupied by a famous person and decorated as nicely as a movie set.
A picture is worth 1,000 words and bread is worth standing in line twice despite the damp, frigid temperatures.
Nico's, the dauntingly popular restaurant at Honolulu's Pier 38, is getting a new, larger location, still on the pier.
Our immediate food crisis is over and oh what a relief it is.
It may look like a remodel, but this Waialua plantation-style house ain’t from the ’40s, it’s you-won’t-have-to-replace-anything new.
Pete Licata of Honolulu Coffee Co. just topped baristas from seven Western states in regional Barista competition with Hawaii grown coffees. On to the nationals.
In post-quake Sendai, luck is all a matter of perspective.
The fourth annual week-long Shop a Le‘a provides a meeting place for high fashion and unique Honolulu style.