熊本県人会
Welcome to
Central Oahu Kumamoto Kenjin Kai
Address:3649 Waaloa Place, Honolulu, HI 96822
Our History
Originally named Wahiawa-Waialua Kumamoto Kenjin Kai, our Kenjin Kai was made up of descendants of the Kumamoto Issei who came to Oahu to work in the sugar plantations.
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Mission
To preserve the values and traditions of our Issei forefathers by encouraging our Yonsei and Gosei family members to participate in our Kenjin Kai activities.
Events
New Year’s Party
Held in February at Dot’s in Wahiawa. Following a general membership meeting, we present certificates from the Kumamoto Prefectural Government to our 80- and 88-year old members, have a delicious lunch, games and entertainment by members.
Annual cleanup of the Ehime Maru Memorial
Each year, COKK members clean the memorial at the Kakaako Park
Kenjin Kai Outstanding Member
Each year, COKK recognizes its Outstanding Member at the UJSH Event, along with other kenjinkai.
Information
Organization
Central Oahu Kumamoto Kenjin Kai
中央オアフ島熊本県人会
Address
3649 Waaloa Place, Honolulu, HI 96822
Phone
N/A
cokumamoto@hawaii.rr.com
Website
N/A
Established
N/A
Founder
N/A
Members
100+
Presidents Message
Clyde T. Matsumoto
The Central Oahu Kumamoto Kenjin Kai is a social club made up of families and individuals who have their roots in Wahiawa, Waialua and Mililani. While our COKK activities are few, we actively participate in the legacy events of the United Japanese Society of Hawaii.
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Central Oahu Kumamoto Kenjin Kai
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