By Journal on August 19, 2021
Amy Lacost, Collen Furgeson, Gaku Hashimoto, Japan, Johnathan Jordan, National Olympic Committee, Olympic Games, Phillip Kinono, Terry Sasser, Tokyo
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TERRY SASSER* The July 23 Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games in Tokyo, which took place a year later than planned, was described by global media outlets as “muted,” “somber,” “subdued,” “overshadowed by a pandemic, but defined by hope, tradition and gestures of diversity.” Rio Olympian swimmer Colleen Furgeson, modeling a traditional Marshallese costume provided […]
By Journal on May 2, 2019
Alfred Capelle, Brenda Mellan, Cent Langidrik, Gaku Hashimoto, Grinalee Mitzutani, Holland Salomon, Jacky Patrick, Ray Peter, Tison Dick
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KELLY LORENNIJ Long-time Majuro resident Gaku Hashimoto left for Japan last month, but before the impending departure he had set himself several goals to accomplish including a Japanese-Marshallese phrase book and a song that expresses the importance of the Marshallese culture, language, and ocean. “Ten years is a long time, but for me it went […]
By Journal on April 11, 2019
Gaku Hashimoto, Hashimoto, Kelly Lorennij, Mika Sato, MJCC, President Dr. Hilda Heine, Suematsu, Yakuji Nipposha
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KELLY LORENNIJ The first Japanese-Marshallese phrase book is on sale at MJCC in Delap and online on Amazon for only $25. The 248-page-long book was published last Thursday by Yakuji Nipposha, and began making its way around Majuro with co-writers Gaku Hashimoto and Mika Sato who visited the President’s Office Monday to deliver a copy. […]
By Journal on March 24, 2016
Gaku Hashimoto, Hisayoshi Fukushima, Japanese, Melissa Pujols, Peace Boat, Tadd Selby
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Japanese visitor Hisayoshi Fukushima went snorkeling at Laura beach around 1pm Tuesday. The current was strong and it pulled him far out from shore. He said he didn’t realize how far away from shore he was because he was busy looking at the sandy floor. Suddenly, water started getting into his snorkel and he looked […]