A Thank You Card From Our Japanese Participants
- Big Island Candies ONO. We love it!
- I was happy that I could come to UH. Mahalo. I will continue to learn Hula with a joy.
- Mahalo, Mahalo, Thank you. It was a joyous memory. Noriko
- Started from wonderful greetings, I felt so happy. Thank you. Naoka
- The beautiful nature and beautiful hearts. I love Hilo and cookies too. Thank you. Yukiko
- Thank you. I enjoyed this program. Natsuki
- ALOHA! JUDITH
- Thank you for the cookies. I will buy more for the souvenir. Noriyo
- I want to come back to Hilo. Pikakenuilani Kinoshita
- It was the best day of my Hula life. Pualilia
- ALOHA- It was a great experience for me. Thank you! Sachiko Uono
- Thank you for inviting us. Junko
- Mahalo. Aya Kealohilani
- Mahalo. Keiko Iwamoto
- Thank you for the great experience. Miyuki
- Thank you for the wonderful opportunity. S. Yoshida
- The candies tasted good especially when we were tired. Kazuko
- Thank you. Mitsuyo Fukuoka
- Thank you for the wonderful opportunity. The lessons were fun. I will not forget. Hiromi K
- I love Hilo. I love Hula. Mahalo Nui Loa. Yumiko Hosokawa
- Big Island Candies were delicious! Mahalo. Ritsuko
- I did not know that there was the UH in Hilo also. For me, coming to UH became a good memory.
Thank you. Marika T - Thank you for the delicious cookies. Mahalo. Setsuko
- Everyday was a moving experience. I want to come back next year. K.H.Yanagi
- It was a fulfilling 5 days of program. Thank you for everything. Mahalo. Shino
- I love you. I am a Judith fan. Thank you so much. Miyuki
National Geographic Testimonial
Among the 100 best vacations to enrich your life
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National Geographic ranked the Hawaiian EDventure “monitor active volcanoes” program in “the 100 best vacations to enrich your life”
(Grout, Pam. The 100 Best Vacations to Enrich your Life. Washinghton, DC: National Geographic, 2009.)In the program “you’ll study with scientists from the University of Hawai‘i at Hilo, the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, and the Center for the Study of Active Volcanoes, exploring lava tubes, trekking across historic lava flows, and learning basic field methods in volcano monitoring. You’ll collect seismic, geodetic, and geochemical data and learn how to interpret it. But volcanoes aren’t the only thing you can study through Hawaiian EDventures, which custom designs each new adventure”.
“A typical day can consist of any number of activities, depending on what you’re interested in learning”, says Judith Fox-Goldstein, director of the program, which has won several travel and business awards.”You can learn how to weave lauhala baskets and string lei with Kupuna (elders), study the stars at the Mauna Kea Observatory, or plant taro with farmers in Waipio Valley”.
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