The legacy of the Nisei who served in WWII, both on and off the fields of battle, is found in the values that guided them: gaman (patience), on (honor) and giri (obligation). We find the hero within when we do our best to practice these values in our everyday lives.
Throughout the year we work to preserve and pass down the history and legacy of the Nisei soldier by developing educational exhibits; hosting talks by authors, teachers, and artists; and presenting a Leadership Series aimed at inspiring present and future generations to serve their communities and country.
February 22 – May 20 M-F 12:00-4:00 By Appointment Call 808-244-NVMC
MoreThroughout the year we work to preserve and pass down the history and legacy of the Nisei soldier by developing educational exhibits; hosting talks by authors, teachers, and artists; and presenting a Leadership Series aimed at inspiring present and future generations to serve their communities and country.
The December panel will delve into topics such as: The differences in professions between the U.S. and Japan, how to adapt leadership styles, and insights on women’s issues.
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Paul K. Yonamine has vast experience leading global organizations in Japan, the U.S. mainland, and Hawaii. As a Japanese American, Paul will share his views on Nisei values and why these are important to navigating the coronavirus pandemic and thriving in the new normal.
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Servco Pacific has been recognized as one of the “Best Places to Work in Hawaii” for 17 consecutive years. Servco Pacific is Hawaii’s largest privately held company and the 15th largest automotive dealer group based in the U.S. CEO Mark Fukunaga will be speaking about how he has created a healthy work culture at Servco Pacific while maintaining the company’s large capacity. Join … Continue reading “Mark Fukunaga”
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