Remembering
Hawaii’s pioneer
Japanese settlers

By Craig T. Kojima, Star-Bulletin
Kenneth Masuda, above, looks at a Makiki Cemetery
memorial honoring early Japanese settlers. Below, Rev.
Robert Nakamura of Shingon Mission attends yesterday's
14th annual Imin Yosebaka memorial obon service for the
289 Japanese pioneers who died without descendants and
are buried at a memorial grave tower.

Hold the anchovies

By Ken Ige, Star-Bulletin
Fishing is like pizza -- even when it's really bad, it's
still pretty good. Wayne McDay didn't catch anything
yesterday at Lake Wilson in Wahiawa, but there are
worse ways to spend the day.

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