Japanese culture is found on Kauaʻi through its historical landmarks, unique dining experiences, annual festivals, and serene gardens.
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The JCCH Scholarship Program is supported by the Sekiya of Fukuoka / Hawaii Endowment Fund.
Learn about Japanese New Year, the most important annual holiday in Japan.
Learn about pounding mochi together in preparation for the New Year.
Learn to make Hiya Zomen 冷やそうめん aka Japanese Cold Somen noodles.
Learn to make Wiki Wiki Lilikoi Cupcake, a baked dessert that's suitable for all skill levels.
Learn to make Cucumber Namasu キュウリの膾 aka Japanese pickled cucumbers.
Learn about a celebration of achievements and wishes based on a story about star-crossed lovers.
Hawaiʻi Pidgin words are part of a creole language that draws inspiration from Japanese, Portuguese, Chinese, and English roots.
Download standards-based curriculum for Content Standard SS.3.3.15.2 & Content Standard SS.3.3.17.5 (3rd Grade).
Download standards-based curriculum for Content Standard SS.3.3.14.4: Interactions and Impact (3rd Grade).
Download standards-based curriculum for Content Standard SS.US.1.16.1: Cause and Effects of Migration (High School).
Download standards-based curriculum for Content Standard SS.US.8.17.2: WWII Domestic Policies (High School).
Learn about a time to honor the spirits of our ancestors.
Did you know? Sentaro Ishii, a well-known Gannenmono (first-year people) who reached the age of 102, worked on Maui's McKee Ulupalakua Plantation.