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    Friendsgiving Potluck Game Night

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    The Vine 547 HALEKAUWILA STREET, HONOLULU, HI, United States

    This event happens every month...mark your calendars Come join a gathering led by Ming Chi, a leader of nonprofits, for a night of board games, social deduction, &/or D&D. You can bring your own game or join someone else’s.  Most of the games are on the level of Pandemic or Catan. They also play social deduction games like Werewolf. There is a potluck dinner.  Please bring food to share. While the event is free, it is held on church property, so donations either to the church or Ming’s many worthy nonprofits are appreciated.

  • Kealia Trail Hike (Dillingham - Kawaihapai) views Oahu

    New Location for Hike: Kealia Trail (Kawaihapai – Dillingham) – Intermediate

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    Unfortunately, the other hike trail appears to be closed so we will be doing this alternative hike. This is an intermediate hike but we will only be doing about half of it. Click on the venue description for detailed directions on where to park & where the trailhead is but it is summarized down below. Please bring sun protection like a hat/cap/sunscreen/etc, at least 2 liters of water per person, good footwear, snacks, & clothing for bad weather just in case. Please carpool if possible (you can contact us in advance so we can coordinate). PLEASE COME ON TIME (COME EARLIER THAN 10 TO GET PARKING). Depending on the fitness level of attendees, we may have two groups one fast paced & the other slower. Matt will be the lead (ie, he will be in front of everyone) & I (Terry) will be the sweeper/follow (ie, I will make sure that everyone is in front of me). You should make sure that you are between us, hopefully with eyes on one of us at all times for safety. Let's have a safe but enjoyable Sunday together. We will probably head over to some place to feed our hungry bellies after […]

  • Girl passionate about singing karaoke

    Karaoke Potluck Pool Party – Holiday Edition

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    The Central Ala Moana 1391 Kapiolani Blvd, 11th Floor, Honolulu, HI, United States

    Join us for another Karaoke Potluck Pool Party. 5 hours of karaoke & eating…&/or take a dip in the pool or jacuzzi/hot tub.  Singing &/or swimming is optional.  Some just come to mingle. BYOB (bring your own beverages).  Each person should bring $15/person  OR  each person can bring $5 AND a main dish/entree to share (which should be >$10 & >8 servings; NOT snacks). The $5 is to defray/subsidize costs of the karaoke machine/mics, the plates/utensils/sundries/etc, deposit for the room, YouTube Premium, & to buy a small gift for the person who lets us use the place.  You can always give more.  And if you can’t afford it, please contact Sasaki well in advance so we can arrange something (eg, you could help setup & clean up). Park at Ala Moana or on the street.  Please fill out the contact form to stay informed w/updates & receive Sasaki’s cell number/email.  You MUST provide your email & cell to be allowed because this is a private bldg where we must have accountability.  If you invite guest(s) &/or children, you are fully responsible for them & liable. This is a private bldg where we are guests, so you MUST be on your […]

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  • A Language group for all ages and ethnicities

    Japanese (& English) Language Practice

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    University of Hawaii (UH) Manoa Saunders Hall Saunders Hall, Honolulu, HI, United States

    This event happens every other week (However, it also happens on Saturdays every other week.  In other words, one week it is on Sunday, the next on Saturday.  Be sure to check carefully so you don't miss it or go on the wrong day). Join the Honolulu Language Club for friendly conversation in Japanese on the UH Mānoa campus. We'll sit at tables on the open-air patio of Saunders Hall. Parking on Sundays is free and plentiful (University Ave, Maile Way, Varney Circle). Please note, the restrooms in the art building are usually open. It is the first building on the ocean / Ewa side of the the campus mall. The restrooms are in the back, across from the elevator. Please feel free to bring your own refreshments, and please be open to conversation with people of all ages. If you have any questions regarding the event, or get lost trying to find us, just contact Sasaki. よろしくお願いします！

  • 32rd annual Ohana Festival by the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii

    2025 New Year’s Ohana Festival by the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii

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    Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii 2454 South Beretania Street, Honolulu, HI, United States

    Celebrate the Year of the Snake at the 32nd annual New Year's ʻOhana Festival! 🐍 Hosted in the heart of Mōʻiliʻili on Saturday, January 11, 2025, the New Year's ʻOhana Festival (NYOF) will be a celebration of Hawai‘i's beloved local and Japanese New Year traditions. Scroll down for our list of vendors, entertainment lineup, Instagram giveaway details, sponsors, and more! Use the hashtag #NYOF2025 to share your experience. For event inquiries, please email programs@jcchawaii.org. FUKUBUKURO: Fukubukuro is a Japanese New Year tradition where stores will package an assortment of items. Customers do not know what they will receive, but they will get their items at a discounted price! The JCCH Gift Shop will offer a selection of Fukubukuro (lucky bag) mystery gift items. Choose from a selection of packages priced at around half their retail value. Limited quantities are available in-store only on 1/11!* 2025 YEAR OF THE SNAKE T-SHIRTS: Our 2025 Year of the Snake t-shirts designed by Sumofish are available for purchase online and in-store at the JCCH Gift Shop. Quantities are limited. *Items are a surprise! All sales final. See store for full details and limitations. Parking and Transportation FREE PARKING: Washington Middle School COMPLIMENTARY SHUTTLE SERVICE: A complimentary shuttle will […]

  • Search Engine Optimization is a complex multimodality technique which will grow your business

    Akamai Resolutions Presents: Generative Engine Optimization Webinar

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    The Internet/Online

    Attend this FREE informative seminar.  Generative Engine Optimization Webinar Join us for a special Generative Engine Optimization Webinar on January 16, 2025, at 7:00 PM (HST) online via Zoom. This session will dive into innovative strategies to enhance your digital presence and drive growth in your business.          RSVP here Are you ready to revolutionize how you approach digital marketing? Join us for an exclusive live webinar that dives deep into Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) — a cutting-edge approach to harness the power of AI and content generation for skyrocketing your online presence. What You’ll Learn: ✅ The shift from SEO to GEO: Understand how generative AI is transforming search engines and optimizing content for better results. ✅ The role of AI-generated content: Discover how to craft content that aligns with both user intent and algorithmic changes. ✅ Leveraging AI-powered tools: Get hands-on insights into tools that streamline content creation and improve ranking efficiency. ✅ Optimizing for conversational search: Learn how GEO enables you to succeed in the era of voice search and natural language queries. ✅ Future-proofing your digital strategy: Stay ahead of the curve by integrating AI and generative models into your marketing approach. ✅ The ethical side of […]