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Our Japanese Language School welcomed the New Year with 書初め (Kakizome), the traditional first calligraphy practice of the year. Rooted

Musubi, or onigiri, is a traditional Japanese rice ball often filled with pickled or salted ingredients and wrapped in nori.

We’re starting the new school year on an exciting note! Gakuen is happy to welcome two new language teachers, Keiko

As the school year comes to a close, Wailuku Hongwanji Gakuen will celebrate with an Award Presentation Ceremony on May

On February 21, 2025, Wailuku Hongwanji Gakuen hosted its annual Gakugeikai ( Student Performance Festival, filling the Social Hall with

This fall, Gakuen families joined Reverend Shinkai Murakami on an educational journey through Japan, immersing themselves in the country’s rich

On August 28, Gakuen students kicked off their first fall activity with the fun and flavorful tradition of “Somen Nagashi,”