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Reverend Shinkai Murakami will commence Obon Mairi (Obon home visitation) for
Wailuku Hongwanji members starting on Monday, June 2. Members are encouraged to contact Reverend Murakami at 808-244-0406 to arrange a convenient date and time for his visit.

The Wailuku Hongwanji Buddhist Temple will host its annual Gotan-e (Shinran
Shonin’s birthday) Service on Sunday, May 11, starting at 9 a.m.

Wailuku Hongwanji will be selling
chow fun at the annual Maui Matsuri
Festival, which will be held on Saturday,
May 24, at the University of Hawaii – Maui
College courtyard from 3:00 p.m. to 9:00
p.m.

The Maui Hanamatsuri Association warmly invites all temple members to the Central Maui Hanamatsuri Festival, taking place on Sunday, April

Reverend Shinkai Murakami invites temple members, parents, and grandparents to join Wailuku Hongwanji’s annual Hanamatsuri (Buddha Day) Service and Infant

Krispy Kreme BOGO cards are available in the temple office for $25 each. With the card, members may purchase any

The Wailuku Hongwanji Young Buddhist Association (YBA) was organized by Reverend Tetsuzan Funakura in January 1903. The purpose of organizing the group was to further the interest in the Buddha’s teachings among the younger members. Throughout the years, Reverend Kagetsu Shibata and Reverend Seiya Kai directed the YBA members. Reverend Kai expanded the YBA program to include non-religious activities such as sports, the formation of a concert band and other activities.

The Wailuku Hongwanji Young Buddhist Association (YBA) was organized by Reverend Tetsuzan Funakura in January 1903. The purpose of organizing the group was to further the interest in the Buddha’s teachings among the younger members. Throughout the years, Reverend Kagetsu Shibata and Reverend Seiya Kai directed the YBA members. Reverend Kai expanded the YBA program to include non-religious activities such as sports, the formation of a concert band and other activities.

The Wailuku Hongwanji Young Buddhist Association (YBA) was organized by Reverend Tetsuzan Funakura in January 1903. The purpose of organizing the group was to further the interest in the Buddha’s teachings among the younger members. Throughout the years, Reverend Kagetsu Shibata and Reverend Seiya Kai directed the YBA members. Reverend Kai expanded the YBA program to include non-religious activities such as sports, the formation of a concert band and other activities.