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Signs of Hawaiian Life – Jan. 21, 2024

Waikele resident Christopher Schoknecht spotted a Kua ’Aina, Hawaiian Burger & Cafe in Tokyo, Japan, in April. Photo by Stephen Dewald.
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Waikele resident Christopher Schoknecht spotted a Kua ’Aina, Hawaiian Burger & Cafe in Tokyo, Japan, in April. Photo by Stephen Dewald.

Waipahu resident Annette Mizumura discovered the Poke Ball restaurant in Livorno, Italy, in April. Mizumura said “the menu options are varied with European versions of a poke bowl.” Photo by Dean Mizumura.
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Waipahu resident Annette Mizumura discovered the Poke Ball restaurant in Livorno, Italy, in April. Mizumura said “the menu options are varied with European versions of a poke bowl.” Photo by Dean Mizumura.

While visiting Osaka Castle Park in Osaka, Japan, Mililani resident Carolyn Wong came across 3Poke Osaka in March. Photo by Mark Wong.
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While visiting Osaka Castle Park in Osaka, Japan, Mililani resident Carolyn Wong came across 3Poke Osaka in March. Photo by Mark Wong.

Waikele resident Christopher Schoknecht spotted a Kua ’Aina, Hawaiian Burger & Cafe in Tokyo, Japan, in April. Photo by Stephen Dewald.
Waipahu resident Annette Mizumura discovered the Poke Ball restaurant in Livorno, Italy, in April. Mizumura said “the menu options are varied with European versions of a poke bowl.” Photo by Dean Mizumura.
While visiting Osaka Castle Park in Osaka, Japan, Mililani resident Carolyn Wong came across 3Poke Osaka in March. Photo by Mark Wong.

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