NON-PROFIT ORG.
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
Honolulu, HI
Permit No. 693

Higashi Hongwanji Mission of Hawaii
1685 Alaneo Street
Honolulu, Hawaii 96817
Address Service Requested

In this issue of WA...

harmonyt#PO%BODFp. 1
t ".FNPSZPG0CPO0CTFSWBODFp. 2
t /FXTPOUIF#FUTVJO8JSFMFTT p. 3
t "MUBSSFTUPSBUJPODPNQMFUFEp. 3
t +VMZNPWJFp. 3
t'VOESBJTFSNBIBMPp. 3
t5SBEJUJPOPG.BOUPFp. 4
t "DLOPXMFEHNFOUTp. 5
t 4IPUTVLJMJTUJOHGPS+VMZp. 5t5FNQMFBDUJWJUJFTDBMFOEBSp. 6

Higashi Hongwanji
Hawaii Betsuin
Bulletin7

Temple Activities Calendar
JULY 2015
7/9
7/11
7/12
7/12
7/14
7/19
7/19
7/21
7/21
7/24
7/24
7/25
7/25
7/26
7/28
7/28
7/28

Sun 10 am Shōtsuki memorial service(Rev. Childs) & Sunday schoolThu 7 pm ABCs of Buddhism study class
led by Rinban Kawawata in English
Sat 10 am What on Earth Is Namuamidabutsu?
led by Rev. Frank Childs
Sun 10 am Obon/Hatsubon service
Sun 12 pm Basic Buddhism study class
led by Rinban Kawawata in JapaneseTue 3 pm Ukulele class/band practiceSun 10 am Sunday service - Lay speaker: Ken Saiki
Sun 12 pm Betsuin board meetingTue 6 pm Bon dance practice
6 pm: Ryukyu, 7 pm: Fukushima
Tue 7 pm O-kō: Dharma discussion at Betsuin
Fri 6:30 pm Manto-e service
Fri 7 pm Bon dance
Sat 6:30 pm Manto-e service
Sat 7 pm Bon dance
Sun 9 am Obon cleanup (No Sunday service)Tue 10 am Onicchu Shinran Shonin service
Tue 3 pm Ukulele class/band practiceTue 6:30 pm Movie night: Rashomon

Friday & Saturday
July 24 & 25
7:00 - 10:00 pm

July 2015

Higashi Hongwanji
Mission of Hawaii

7/5

BETSUIN
BON
DANCE

‘wa’

AUGUST 2015
8/2
8/2
8/8
8/9
8/9
8/11
8/13
8/16
8/16
8/18
8/23
8/27
8/27
8/28

Sun 10 am Shōtsuki memorial service(Rinban Kawawata) & Sunday school
Sun 12 pm Jimmy’s Auto Basics
led by Jimmy Hirakawa
Fukuhara Conference RoomSat 10 am What on Earth Is Namuamidabutsu?
led by Rev. Frank Childs
Fukuhara Conference RoomSun 10 am Sunday service
Sun 12 pm Basic Buddhism study class
led by Rinban Kawawata in Japanese
Fukuhara Conference RoomTue 3 pm Ukulele class/band practiceThu 7 pm ABCs of Buddhism study class
led by Rinban Kawawata in English
Fukuhara Conference RoomSun 10 am Sunday service
Sun 12 pm Betsuin board meetingTue 7 pm O-kō: Dharma discussion at Kaneohe
Sun 10 am Sunday service
Tue 3 pm Ukulele class/band practiceTue 6:30 pm Movie night: TBA
Tue 10 am Onicchu Shinran Shonin service

Everyone is welcome to join in on our sutra chanting at 7 am daily (except Sundays & 28th day of the month) in the Betsuin main hall.

At Higashi Hongwanji, we remaintrue to our origins
as an open Sangha, welcoming
anyone who wishes to learn more
about the Jodo Shinshu
tradition of Buddhism.
A registered 501(c)3 organization
President: Faye Shigemura
Vice President: Jonathan Tani
Secretary: Debra Saiki
Treasurer: Edmund Nakano
Auditor: Ken Saiki
Rinban: Kenjun Kawawata
Associate Minister:Frank Childs
1685 Alaneo Street
Honolulu, HI 96817
Tel: (808) 531-9088
Fax: (808) 531-3265
Email: betsuin@hhbt-hi.org
Wa is published monthly byHigashi Hongwanji Missionof Hawaii for its members
and friends. Comments,
articles and other items for
publication consideration
are welcomed.
Editor: Ken SaikiDuring Obon, we remember and express our graitude to all ourancestors for making it possible for our being here today. As ourbiggest celebration of life during the year, our bon dance gives you a great
opportunity to express your joy of living here and now.
So now’s the time to pull out your kimono or happi from your dresser
drawer and bring your fan, bon dance towel and dancing spirit to the Higashi
Hongwanji Hawaii Betsuin bon dance on Friday & Saturday, July 24 & 25.
A Manto-e service will be held at the yagura just before the bon dance.
Feel free to be a part of the 1,200-year-old tradition of “10,000 lights” and joinin the candle-lighting ceremony at 6:30 pm.
On Saturday only, if you come early, you can enjoy the live performanceof Japanese folk songs by Harada NaoAtsusa Kai, led by our kyodan member
Atsuko Nonaka, starting at 6:00 pm. The Harada minyo group held a very
well-received luncheon recital and folk music show last month before anappreciative capacity crowd of 500 at the Ala Moana Hotel Hibiscus Ballroom.
The music and dancing starts at 7:00 pm on both evenings. If you forgetyour fan or bon dance towel, don’t worry...you can always buy another one at
the reception table.
As usual, there’ll be your favorite mouth-watering Higashi Hongwanji bondance specialty foods, and lots of it! We hope you can join us in the gaiety andsumptuous eats that our hard-working vounteers prepare for everyone. Our
temple members and volunteers from our martial arts groups and Farrington
High School work very hard every year to help make the bon dance possible.
Don’t miss out on our popular Hawaiian plates, authentic dango jiru,
Spam musubi, saimin, BBQ sticks, curry, hot dogs, zenzai and NEW THIS YEAR,
yakitori sticks hot off the grill...and Hoku BBQ chicken, too!
(cont’d on p. 2))*("4)*)0/(8"/+*)"8"**%*453*$5#0/%"/$&4$)&%6-&
July 3, 6:30 pm
July 10-11, 7:30 pm
July 24-25, 7:00 pm
July 31-Aug 1, 7:00 pm
Aug. 8, 7:00 pm

Kaneohe Higashi Hongwanji
Waimea Higashi Hongwanji
Betsuin
Palolo Hongwanji
Hilo Higashi Hongwanji

6:00 pm service
7:00 pm service
6:30 pm service
6:30 pm service
6:00 pm service

BON DANCE (cont’d from p. 1)

If you can spare the time, we havea position for you as a volunteer,
too, and you get hired without aninterview. Have you ever heard ofsuch a silly thing?
No experience necessary, as we
provide “on-the-job training.” Kind ofassistance needed for afternoon andevening shifts on both days include:
Set-upFood prep
Kitchen cook
Barbecue chef
Counter workers
Cashier
Kids’ games
For those who are able tohelp with donations, we havequite a few items which can be
donated as purchased items or cash
contributions.

A Memory of the Observance of

0CPO

O

riginally I am from Mito, Ibaraki
prefecture. It’s in the countryside
in Japan. There are a lot of farmers
among the the temple members there.
I still remember when I went to one of
the member’s home forobon service.
After the service
I was talking to the
ojiichan of the family.
He was a farmer andhad a lot of cows that
produced milk. He said
that he was so fortunate
to have a farm. After
World War II was over,he came back from
Manchuria with nothing,and started a new life.
Mito was the training
center of farming forpeople who had moved
to Manchuria before
the war.
“Japan lost the war and we had
to come here. But now I truly have apeaceful life here,” Ojiichan said.
He said that every morning he wasawakened by the cows. “Moo, moo!”they call. It’s time to wake up and milk

2Here’s a listing of our mostdesired items. Any contributions,large or small, are welcomed andgreatly appreciated.
40 cans Spam50 pounds rice
3 packs nori
10# round onions
50# potatoes
50# carrots
25# celery
10# green onions
4 packages shiitake
10# Chinese cabbage
8 each gobo
6 bunches watercress
10# kabocha
10# Japanese daikon
10# araimo
150# flour
42 dozen eggs
10 boxes mochiko
18 large bottles canola oil

100# sugar
200 hot dogs
3 rolls waxed paper
Paper napkins
Plastic forks & spoons
Disposable chopsticks
2 packs #5 brown paper bags
10 cases water
We start our shopping the week
before the bon dance, so all nonperishable items you may want todonate should be at the temple bySunday, July 12.
If you have perishable items todonate, please call the temple at 5319088 so we can make arrangements
to receive them properly before thebon dance.
Whether you’re able to help ornot, please come to our bon dance
to enjoy yourself!
— Faye Shigemura

the cows. After that the cows callagain, “Moo, it’s time for breakfast.” Andafter being fed, again, “Moo!” Now theywant to go out from the cowshed.
While the cows are outside, wehave to clean up, do repairs andmany other things. Before nightfall,it’s “Moo” again, put the cows into
the cowshed, milk them and thenfeed them. After all the work is finallydone, the whole family can finallyI wash them, take care of them. I
am completely dependent on mycows for my life and living. The cows
sustain our lives. I really appreciatethese cows.”
Ojiichan and his family completelydepended on and shared lives together
with the cows. This ojiichan was bowing
to the cows and was living in the worldof oneness. He lived in the sprit of the
Nembutsu, which is bowing.
We think wemake our living
by our own selves.
However, thisojiichan remindedme that eachindividual life cannot
be sustained on its
own and we areliving in a world ofinterdependence.
Obon is a big
celebration of ourlives. At obon
time our beloved
ones who havepassed are giving
us a chance to think
about our own lives again.
Please join our obon service andbon odori. Obon is a time to meet old
friends again. It’s also time to meet
new friends.
Thank you in Gassho,
Kenjun Kawawata

~！
モ
!
モ~

モ~！

have dinner and time to relax.
Ojiichan said, “That is our daily
routine. When I think about my life,
the cows determine the way my life
goes. Sometimes I’m confused who isthe master, the cow or I. Because I
feed them, I clean up their cowshed,

MahaloGozaimasu

We gratefully acknowledge the following for their generous
contributions. If we’ve missed any donor’s name, please
accept our apologies and let us know by calling the Betsuin
at 531-9088 so we can make corrections to our records. For
donations of $250 or more, receipts/acknowledgment will be
issued in compliance with IRS regulations. For other amounts
receipts will not be issued unless requested. Thank you.

.&.03*"- '6/&3"- */63/.&/5#63*"-4&37*$&
Elizabeth Nishimura
Betty Nishida
Hatsuyo Yamashita
Kiyoko Moriyama Family

Family of Kenneth Tagami
Sue Tanimura
Shirley Nishizawa
Yuko Oshiro,:0%"/%0/"5*0/(including Otani Center, nokotsudo, altar supplies, parking)
Moriso Teraoka
Iwakuni Odori Aiko Kai
Tadao Iwasaki
Margaret Matsuda
Rev. Hiroshi Iio from Noto, Japan
Anonymous
Eleanor Urakawa
John Tiet
Atsuko Nonaka
Vivian Black
Susan Kanemoto
Aikido Ohana

0.*(",*

John Ishikawa
Jonathan Tani
Dennis Saiki
Takafumi Bansaka

Roy Nakamoto
Kenjun Kawawata
Debra Saiki
Ken Saiki)0/%0"-5"33&$0/4536$5*0/
Dennis Saiki
Takafumi Bansaka
Sensei Jeff Furuta(0+*,"*%6&4

Kiyoko Moriyama
Faye Shigemura

0#0/

Kiyoko Iwasaki









Mrs. Hosokawa from Gifu, Japan
Susan Kanemoto
Anonymnous
Jonathan Tani
Briana Sugai
Tadao Iwasaki
Kevin Kawawata
Peggy Arita
Kumiko Saiki#0/%"/$& ."/50&8"."*-*/(4Jeanne Kawawata
Jonathan Tani
Kumiko Saiki

Marjory Teruya
Chieko Nishimura
Alan & Doreen Uyemura

Dennis Saiki
Joyce Masaki
Kenjun Kawawata

Keizaburo Tsuji
Ken Saiki

Jonathan Tani
Kenjun Kawawata
Glen Uyejo

Ken Saiki
Faye Shigemura
Ross Yamane

Barbara Konno

June Oba'-03"-"33"/(&.&/54
Minako Ito-Song

Joyce Masaki

Shotsuki Observance for JulyO

ur monthly shōtsuki service in remembrance oftemple family members who passed away in themonth of July of a past year will be held on 4VOEBZ +VMZThe following list includes members from thepast 25 years .
While shōtsuki services for a loved one are observed
every year, special nenki hōyō memorial services are

Laureen Chun
Elaine Flynn
Mitsugu Fujimoto
Sumiko HamadaFred Yoshio Haruno
Evelyne Fusako Higa
Genkichi Hirashima
Thelma Miyoshi Hirata
Masae Iizaki
David Masato Imura
Ted Tetsuo Ishii
Daniel Carl Ishimoto
Dorothy Emiko Kaito

Yasushige Kaneshiro
Kiyoko Kanzaki
Ivy Lynn Harumi Kawasaki
Audrey Miyoko Kimura
Kazuto KinoshitaKazuo Kiyonaga
Ralph Fumio Kogami
Janyce Chiyo Maekawa
Doris Midori Maruoka
Michiko Masunaga
Ushi Matayoshi
Michael Toshio Matsuda
Harriet Haruko Matsuda

held during certain auspicious years. These years
include the 1st anniversary, followed by memorialservices for the 3rd, 7th, 13th, 17th, 25th, 33rd and50th years, normally held during the year prior to theactual anniversary date.
Call the Betsuin office at 531-9088 for assistance orfor more information.

Harriet Shimono Matsuda
Violet Fujie Matsumoto
Jean H. Matsumoto
Walter Noboru Matsuzaki
Kazunori Miyamoto
Janice Naomi Miyashiro
Mitsuko Miyazaki
Hinayo Miyazaki
Jack Nobuo Murakami
Kiyoko Murakami
Violet Tomie Murakami
George Satoru Nagahisa
Nobuko Nakamoto

Torao Nakano
George Moriso Oasa
Jane Ruriko Ogata
Tomiye Okazaki
Myra Hachiko Reyes
Ohilo Sakamoto
Richard Kazuo Shimazu
Kelvin Kazuji Shimazu
Kenneth Shiro Shioi
Yoshio Shishido
Kiyoko Shojinaga
Donald Itsuo Sugai
Daniel Hajime Tagami

Jerry Noboru Takeuchi
Masao Takeuchi
Chiyeko Tanaka
Haruo “Tani” Tanida
Kama Tengan
Miyoko Tsuji
Thomas T. Tsukamoto
Robert Senkyo Unten
Thomas Seitsu Uyehara
Minoru Uyemura
James H. Yamaguchi
Lawrence M. Yamamoto
Michael Mitsuo Yoshida
Megumi Yoshimoto5

/FXTPOUIF

i7PJDFTPG#VEEIJTU8PNFOwMFDUVSFDr Michihiro Ama was guest speaker at a
Dharma Study Center lecture on June 17.

#FUTVJO8JSFMFTT

volunteers from the jiu jitsu martial
arts group. Sensei Jeff Furuta, Glen
Uyejo and Ross Yamane provided theagility, know-how and muscle
required to nimbly climb up thescaffolding, then lift and set the heavy
parts gently into place.
“They were amazing, like ninjas!”said Mrs. Yamada, one of the husbandwife team of artisans from Japan.
“The young men were fast, strong
and they knew just what to do without
telling them,” she said.

"MUBSSFOFXBMXPSLöOJTIFE

Major restoration of the
Betsuin’s main altar in preparationfor Higashi Hongwanji Mission of
Hawaii’s centennial celebrationnext year has been completed.
The renovation work, started in
March by Kyoto Yuishinan Corp. ofJapan, was completed with the final
touches done on June 26.
Besides restoring much of theoriginal luster, the extensive
restoration effort included measures
such as re-lacquering to prevent
further termite damage.
Reassembling the altar took
more than just skillful replacementof delicate gold-leaf ornamentation.
It also required brute strength andheavy lifting of pre-assembled
sections of the altar.
The work would not have been
completed without the assistance ofYou’ll be sure to notice the big
difference in the altar next time
you’re here for Sunday service orsome other reason.

Rev. Bansaka and three ninja helpers carefully
lift the heavy roof of the altar into position.

period drama film directed by Akira
Kurosawa starring Toshiro Mifune,
Machiko Kyō, Masayuki Mori and
Takashi Shimura. The film is known fora plot device which involves various
characters providing alternative,
self-serving and contradictory
versions of the same incident.
Rashomon marked the entranceof Japanese film onto the world stage.
It won several awards, including theGolden Lion at the Venice Film Festival
in 1951, and an Academy Honorary
Award at the 24th Academy Awards in

1952, and is now considered one of
the greatest films ever made.
Showtime: 6:30 pm, Tues., July 28,
88 min. monochrome, Japanese audiowith English subtitles. Free admission.
羅生門（らしょうもん）は1950年 （昭和25年）に公開された日本映画である。大映製作・配給。監督は黒澤明、出演は三船敏郎、京マチ子、森雅之、志村喬。モノク
ロ、スタンダード、88分。
芥川龍之介の短編小説 『藪の中』と『羅生門』を原作に、橋本忍と黒澤が脚色し、黒澤がメガホンを取った。ある殺人事件の目撃者や関係者がそれぞれ食い違った証言をする姿をそれぞれの視点から描き、人間のエゴイズムを鋭く追及した。
日本映画初となるヴェネツィア国際映画祭金獅子賞とアカデミー賞名誉賞を受賞
し、黒澤明や日本映画が世界で認知・評価されるきっかけとなった。本作の影響を受けた作品にアラン・レネ監督の『去年マリエンバートで』などがある。7月28日(火)午後6:30時 、入場無料。

4QSJOH'VOESBJTFS.BIBMP Once again, we successfully

The hondo altar—repaired, re-lacquered andrestored— was ready for the June 28 service.

+VMZNPWJFGFBUVSF3BTIPNPO
i0OFPGUIFHSFBUFTUöMNTFWFSw Rashomon is a 1950 Japanesecompleted the Spring Fundraiser andwe thank all of you for your support.
There were no surprises, except
for some who really took the bull by
the horn and, WHOPPA!! came backto ask for more tickets. We shouldn’t
forget to thank those friends andrelatives who were kind enough topurchase our tickets, too. Everythingturned out hunky-dory to the nth
degree, just in time for our boncelebration in July.
Thank you all once again forbeing friends and families of Higashi
Hongwanji Mission of Hawaii. — FS

3FW'VKJNPSJMFBETHBUIFSJOH

Awakening to Your Deepest Wish was the
subject of discussion at the June 14 retreat.

3

NON-PROFIT ORG.
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
Honolulu, HI
Permit No. 693

Higashi Hongwanji Mission of Hawaii
1685 Alaneo Street
Honolulu, Hawaii 96817
Address Service Requested

In this issue of WA...

harmonyt#PO%BODFp. 1
t ".FNPSZPG0CPO0CTFSWBODFp. 2
t /FXTPOUIF#FUTVJO8JSFMFTT p. 3
t "MUBSSFTUPSBUJPODPNQMFUFEp. 3
t +VMZNPWJFp. 3
t'VOESBJTFSNBIBMPp. 3
t5SBEJUJPOPG.BOUPFp. 4
t "DLOPXMFEHNFOUTp. 5
t 4IPUTVLJMJTUJOHGPS+VMZp. 5t5FNQMFBDUJWJUJFTDBMFOEBSp. 6

Higashi Hongwanji
Hawaii Betsuin
Bulletin7

Temple Activities Calendar
JULY 2015
7/9
7/11
7/12
7/12
7/14
7/19
7/19
7/21
7/21
7/24
7/24
7/25
7/25
7/26
7/28
7/28
7/28

Sun 10 am Shōtsuki memorial service(Rev. Childs) & Sunday schoolThu 7 pm ABCs of Buddhism study class
led by Rinban Kawawata in English
Sat 10 am What on Earth Is Namuamidabutsu?
led by Rev. Frank Childs
Sun 10 am Obon/Hatsubon service
Sun 12 pm Basic Buddhism study class
led by Rinban Kawawata in JapaneseTue 3 pm Ukulele class/band practiceSun 10 am Sunday service - Lay speaker: Ken Saiki
Sun 12 pm Betsuin board meetingTue 6 pm Bon dance practice
6 pm: Ryukyu, 7 pm: Fukushima
Tue 7 pm O-kō: Dharma discussion at Betsuin
Fri 6:30 pm Manto-e service
Fri 7 pm Bon dance
Sat 6:30 pm Manto-e service
Sat 7 pm Bon dance
Sun 9 am Obon cleanup (No Sunday service)Tue 10 am Onicchu Shinran Shonin service
Tue 3 pm Ukulele class/band practiceTue 6:30 pm Movie night: Rashomon

Friday & Saturday
July 24 & 25
7:00 - 10:00 pm

July 2015

Higashi Hongwanji
Mission of Hawaii

7/5

BETSUIN
BON
DANCE

‘wa’

AUGUST 2015
8/2
8/2
8/8
8/9
8/9
8/11
8/13
8/16
8/16
8/18
8/23
8/27
8/27
8/28

Sun 10 am Shōtsuki memorial service(Rinban Kawawata) & Sunday school
Sun 12 pm Jimmy’s Auto Basics
led by Jimmy Hirakawa
Fukuhara Conference RoomSat 10 am What on Earth Is Namuamidabutsu?
led by Rev. Frank Childs
Fukuhara Conference RoomSun 10 am Sunday service
Sun 12 pm Basic Buddhism study class
led by Rinban Kawawata in Japanese
Fukuhara Conference RoomTue 3 pm Ukulele class/band practiceThu 7 pm ABCs of Buddhism study class
led by Rinban Kawawata in English
Fukuhara Conference RoomSun 10 am Sunday service
Sun 12 pm Betsuin board meetingTue 7 pm O-kō: Dharma discussion at Kaneohe
Sun 10 am Sunday service
Tue 3 pm Ukulele class/band practiceTue 6:30 pm Movie night: TBA
Tue 10 am Onicchu Shinran Shonin service

Everyone is welcome to join in on our sutra chanting at 7 am daily (except Sundays & 28th day of the month) in the Betsuin main hall.

At Higashi Hongwanji, we remaintrue to our origins
as an open Sangha, welcoming
anyone who wishes to learn more
about the Jodo Shinshu
tradition of Buddhism.
A registered 501(c)3 organization
President: Faye Shigemura
Vice President: Jonathan Tani
Secretary: Debra Saiki
Treasurer: Edmund Nakano
Auditor: Ken Saiki
Rinban: Kenjun Kawawata
Associate Minister:Frank Childs
1685 Alaneo Street
Honolulu, HI 96817
Tel: (808) 531-9088
Fax: (808) 531-3265
Email: betsuin@hhbt-hi.org
Wa is published monthly byHigashi Hongwanji Missionof Hawaii for its members
and friends. Comments,
articles and other items for
publication consideration
are welcomed.
Editor: Ken SaikiDuring Obon, we remember and express our graitude to all ourancestors for making it possible for our being here today. As ourbiggest celebration of life during the year, our bon dance gives you a great
opportunity to express your joy of living here and now.
So now’s the time to pull out your kimono or happi from your dresser
drawer and bring your fan, bon dance towel and dancing spirit to the Higashi
Hongwanji Hawaii Betsuin bon dance on Friday & Saturday, July 24 & 25.
A Manto-e service will be held at the yagura just before the bon dance.
Feel free to be a part of the 1,200-year-old tradition of “10,000 lights” and joinin the candle-lighting ceremony at 6:30 pm.
On Saturday only, if you come early, you can enjoy the live performanceof Japanese folk songs by Harada NaoAtsusa Kai, led by our kyodan member
Atsuko Nonaka, starting at 6:00 pm. The Harada minyo group held a very
well-received luncheon recital and folk music show last month before anappreciative capacity crowd of 500 at the Ala Moana Hotel Hibiscus Ballroom.
The music and dancing starts at 7:00 pm on both evenings. If you forgetyour fan or bon dance towel, don’t worry...you can always buy another one at
the reception table.
As usual, there’ll be your favorite mouth-watering Higashi Hongwanji bondance specialty foods, and lots of it! We hope you can join us in the gaiety andsumptuous eats that our hard-working vounteers prepare for everyone. Our
temple members and volunteers from our martial arts groups and Farrington
High School work very hard every year to help make the bon dance possible.
Don’t miss out on our popular Hawaiian plates, authentic dango jiru,
Spam musubi, saimin, BBQ sticks, curry, hot dogs, zenzai and NEW THIS YEAR,
yakitori sticks hot off the grill...and Hoku BBQ chicken, too!
(cont’d on p. 2))*("4)*)0/(8"/+*)"8"**%*453*$5#0/%"/$&4$)&%6-&
July 3, 6:30 pm
July 10-11, 7:30 pm
July 24-25, 7:00 pm
July 31-Aug 1, 7:00 pm
Aug. 8, 7:00 pm

Kaneohe Higashi Hongwanji
Waimea Higashi Hongwanji
Betsuin
Palolo Hongwanji
Hilo Higashi Hongwanji

6:00 pm service
7:00 pm service
6:30 pm service
6:30 pm service
6:00 pm service