CHIBURU: Anthology of Hawaiʻi Okinawan Literature Hawaiian paperback | 38 pages |

paperback   |   38 pages   |   6" x 9"   |   B&W

she asks her friends the cat

The third edition of A History of Hawaiʻi is a complete account of Hawaiʻi’s history that includes primary source documents

There is a chapter on hula and music

The best part—the lei creations presented—unlike those made from real flowers—last forever and in most cases look like the real thing

CHIBURU: Anthology of Hawaiʻi Okinawan Literature Hawaiian paperback | 38 pages |Edited by Lee A. Tonouchi, CHIBURU: Anthology of Hawaii Okinawan Literature brings together stories from an inspiring new wave of Okinawan storytellers and quintessential Uchinnchu writers into a singular publication. This compelling anthology advocates for recognition of the Okinawan American identity because, simply stated, Okinawans are not Japanese! Okinawa was once an independent nation, but due to the combined forces of Japanese and American