October 22, 2024 | 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
ʻOhana Room | 2454 South Beretania Street, Honolulu, HI 96826
Event Planned By Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaiʻi

Is Hawaiʻi a supernatural hot spot? Is there life after death? Do the dead really walk?

These questions have always fascinated people all around the world. We are captivated by people who have encountered disembodied spirits, fireballs, strange voices, and little people. The word “chicken skin” is a well known word among all cultural background in Hawaiʻi. A blend of different cultures, traditions, and folklore is very much alive in the islands. Take a journey into Hawaiʻi's supernatural encounters...and be prepared!

*Registration is full. Mahalo!*

COST: $12

Join us at the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaiʻi with storyteller, folklorist, and shaman Moira “Ipo” Maeda-Nakamine. Aunty Ipo will tell tales based on true events that have either happened to her, her family members, or close friends. For those who do not care to believe in the supernatural, these tales can be enjoyed as fiction. For those who do believe that the dead walk or are searching for answers, these stories will hopefully provide an answer into the existence of the shadow world. 

WARNING: The content of these stories may be unsettling for younger audiences. Children under the age of 12 are advised against attending. Parental discretion is advised.