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講演者・ゲスト
アイリーン・ヒラノ・井上
会長：U.S.-Japan Council
マイケル・チャン
カメハメハ学園前校長
マーク・マックナリー
博士号ハワイ大学
アケミ・キムラ・ヤノ
博士
コルバート・松本
Position or Title
マサコ・イイノ
博士
デニス・小川
博士号ハワイ大学
伊藤康一
在ホノルル日本国総領事
午前の部 09:00-12:00
9:00-9:20
Opening Ceremony: Hawaiian Oli (Sentaro Ishii’s or Tokujiro Sato’s descendant) Welcome Remarks: 150th Anniversary Committee Chair, Consul General of Japan, and VIP guests
9:20-9:40
Keynote: Ms. Irene Hirano Inouye Topic?
9:40-10:10
Entertainment:
- Hore hore bushi by Aolani
- Songs by Teruya boys
- Keiki Dances
10:15-10:30
History of Gannenmono – Dr. Mark McNally: The history of Gannenmono, the story that led to Gannenmono immigration to Hawaii mainly from the context of Japanese history (late Edo-period to Meiji ~ 1968 ~ 1971 and on).
10:30-10:45
Coffee Break
10:45-11:30
KIZUNA presentation:
- JASH – Wizard Competition – High School: Video submission on Gannenmono
- UJSH – Hanashikata: Two speakers to present on Gannenmono
- JCCH – Announce photo contest winner: reflection of 150 year history of Nikkei in Hawaii
11:30-12:00
Gannenmono descendants on stage Hula dance: Kanaka’ole family (Sentaro Ishii’s descendants) and/or Lyons family (Tokujiro Sato’s desendants) Talk and Reflection: topic?
昼休憩 (12:00-13:30)
- ゲスト講演: Mr. コルバート・マツモト
- エンターテインメント: Manoa DNA
午後の部 13:30-16:10
13:30-13:35
Opening Remarks
13:35-13:55
Keynote Speaker – Dr. Dennis Ogawa: The overview of the history of Gannenmono from context of Hawaiian history (King Kamehameha ~ King Kalakaua and on), on why Japanese immigrants had a special spotlight in Hawaiian history.
14:00-14:25 Panel Discussion
Dr. Michael Chun: King Kalakaua’s vision/aspiration in soliciting Japanese immigrants to Hawaii and how it is realized today (exemplified by Kamehameha Estate experience). Moderator: Mr. Cyrus Tamashiro
14:25-14:50 Panel Discussion
Dr. Akemi Kikumura Yano The Nikkei experience in the Mainland (topics up to the speaker), how it is different compared to that in Hawaii, and the uniqueness of Hawaii’s Nikkei experience. Moderator: Mr. Cyrus Tamashiro
14:50-15:15 Panel Discussion
Dr. Masako Iino Japan’s effort in connecting with the Nikkei abroad and aggregating their experience and knowledge. What do Japan and the world want to know about and learn from the Nikkei experience in Hawaii, particularly for the future generations. Moderator: Mr. Cyrus Tamashiro
15:15-15:35
Coffee Break
15:35-16:05 Q&A
- Dr. Chun
- Dr. Yano
- Dr. Iino
- Dr. McNally
- Dr. Ogawa
16:05-16:10
Closing Remarks
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Who were the Gannenmono?
The Gannenmono were a group of approximately 150 Japanese who emigrated to Hawai’i in 1868 to serve as migrant workers on sugar plantations, work for which they each signed 3-year contracts. Although they were not the first Japanese people to visit Hawai’i, some of them eventually became the first to settle in Hawai’i, and today we call them gannenmono (lit. “people of the first year”) because of their departure from Japan and arrival in Hawai’i in 1868, the first year (gannen) of the new era of Meiji.