Experience the Fourth Annual
Taste of Marukai!

Thursday, April 9, 2009
6 to 9 p.m.
Marukai Wholesale Mart
Dillingham location
2310 Kamehameha Highway
(Across from GASPRO)

This is a private event. Paid admission only.

ALOHA!

I am pleased to invite you to the Fourth Annual Taste of Marukai!

This event has become a special tradition for us at Marukai. Every year we have attracted more and more people - last year more than 600 guests came to enjoy the best Marukai has to offer, and celebrate Japanese culture in our state!

We are proud of Marukai's reputation for high quality Japanese food and produce, and we enjoy welcoming new friends and members.

Your participation helps further Japanese heritage in Hawaii by providing support for the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii, Honolulu Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Honolulu Japanese Junior Chamber of Commerce. This year, we hope to further extend our support to the community by inviting the Hawaii United Okinawa Association to participate and attend the event.

Hope to see you there!

Richard Matsu
Executive Vice President
Marukai Corporation

Beneficiaries

Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii (JCCH) is committed to being a vibrant resource that strengthens the community by educating present and future generations about the evolving Japanese American experience in Hawaii through relevant programming, meaningful community and innovative partnerships.

Honolulu Japanese Chamber of Commerce (HJCC) is one of Honolulu's major business organizations, representing a cross-section of the city's businesses, industries and professions with a Pacific-wide view of business and economic development with Japan.

Honolulu Japanese Junior Chamber of Commerce (HJJCC) is open to individuals of any ethnicity from age 21 through 39. The HJJCC offers its members numerous opportunities to develop leadership, managerial and organizational skills through community service projects such as the annual Cherry Blossom Festival.

Hawaii United Okinawa Association (HUOA) serves as the umbrella organization for 48 member clubs statewide. The member clubs of the Hawaii United Okinawa Association are comprised of families whose ancestors immigrated to Hawaii from the same region in Okinawa. The HUOA thus plays an important role in fostering the Okinawan ethnic identity. The goal of all of HUOA’s activities is to enhance awareness of the Okinawan culture and heritage in Hawaii and to share its richness with others in Hawaii and worldwide.

Thursday • April 9, 2009 • 6 to 9 p.m.

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