Body Glove Hawaii’s Lunch Cruise was super fun!! A historian joins on board and explains all the history of ancient Kona, Kealakekua, and Captain Cook as we cruise along the coastline.
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As a restaurant owner, you must have noticed that some restaurants always have Japanese customers and some don’t. The reason is simple; those restaurants are exposed in Japanese market and have Japanese menus to welcome them when they actually arrive.
Tags: Hawaii > Japanese Menu > restaurant > translated menuTomoko C. Nanamura –Translator/Interpreter – Hawaii State Certified Court Interpreter since 2017 – Hawaii State Licensed Notary Public since 2017 – Individual member of American Translators Association – SDL Trados 2017 – Professionally trained as a translator at Simul Academy, in Japan – BA degree, Sophia University, Japan – Educated in Japan, USA, and Taiwan – Business experience in USA…
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Hula Lesson at Royal Hawaiian Resort Hotel in Kona for a group of Japanese middle school students. What a wonderful experience for these young students to learn hula right here in Hawaii! They stitched and made their own paʻu (hula skirts) for this event… I know that’s a lot of work but it was surely worth it: They had a…
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Volcanoes National Park I had the honor to be a Japanese translator for the monthly Hula show at the Volcanoes National Park, hosted by Volcano Art Center. It was my off-work work, as the show was performed by Hālau Hula Kalaulani o Pu`uanahulu, where my daughter and I learn hula. The show’s story was based on the legend of Pele…
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