Seiwajyuku held their study session "Seiwajyuku Grand Meeting in Hawaii" with the Jyukucho (Principal), Dr. Kazuo Inamori at Hilton Hawaiian Village during October 4th through 6th...
Hawaii Tourism Japan has started "Instagenic Hawaii" campaign. Every month, winners would be chosen from the posts to receive wonderful Hawaii goodies including ...
Icarus publisher issued hula information magazine "Wonderful Hula Style" featured an article about the launch of 111-HAWAII PROJECT official online store in their Autumn No.52...
October 6th, a media event was held by Hawaii Tourism Japan at the Palace Hotel in Tokyo. Over 130 media members came to attend the presentation about...
“Lighthouse Hawaii” No.141 was published and they talked about the debut event that was held for the popular rainbow coconut cracker "UACOCO Crisps"...
Aloha Street, has featured our Made in Hawaii Product #2 "Mamaki Hawaiian Herb Tea" in their "ALOHA FILE DX" corner for the October/ November 2015 ...
“Hawaii Hochi” has featured an article about 111-HAWAII's Made in Hawaii product #3 "UACOCO" and that it is so popular that they are sold-out at each participating vendors...
Local free newspaper Nikkansan introduced 111-HAWAII PROJECT Made in Hawaii product #3 "UACOCO" in the Food section Local Food News for their /16 issue...
Clarence Lee Design and Hawaii Tourism Japan joint project, 111-HAWAII PROJECT, has released their highly anticipated Product#3 – rainbow coconut cracker "UACOCO" on September 11th....
Hawaii Hochi” has featured an article about 111-HAWAII PROJECT being introduced in Japan as one of the most successful example of local branding of Hawaii...
September 11th 2015, 111-HAWAII PROJECT announced their release for Made in Hawaii product #3 “UACOCO Crisps”, and held a debut event and Hawaiian-Wagashi history introduction & tasting party....
Fujiya is a long-established Japanese Sweets manufacturer that has been in business in Hawaii since 1958. Fujiya Honpo is loved by locals for 60 years as one of the Japanese sweets shop that introduced mochi to Hawaii....