Aloha,
Hisashi buri desu ne. Sen gatsu isogashikatta.
Domenic Marte show junbi jikan kakarimashita.
Domenic Marte show wa tanoshikatta. 400 nin gurai kimashita.
Atarashi tomodachi mo dekimashita. Mata show shitai desu.
DVD tsukukuta. Sore mo yokatta.
Kyo Hanauma Bay ikimashita. Nami ga okikatta.
Asa kame inakatta. Gogo yon piki mimashita
Kono shashin wa show no mae desu. Back stage no heya desu.
Migi no onna hito hito wa tomodachi desu.
Kanajo wa dansu sensei desu. Florida kara Hawaii kimashita.
Uchi de party arimashita.
Osake chotto nomimashita. (lol)
Atarashi suki nomimono "Mojito"
Cuban food mo suki ni natta.
Taco Sarada mo suki desu. Ebi ga haiteru.
Kirei hana mimashita.
Hana ga suki desu.
Suki mono ippai arimasu. Ongaku, dansu, tabemono, nomimono, umi to hana.
Hisashi buri desu ne. Sen gatsu isogashikatta.
Domenic Marte show junbi jikan kakarimashita.
Domenic Marte show wa tanoshikatta. 400 nin gurai kimashita.
Atarashi tomodachi mo dekimashita. Mata show shitai desu.
DVD tsukukuta. Sore mo yokatta.
Kyo Hanauma Bay ikimashita. Nami ga okikatta.
Asa kame inakatta. Gogo yon piki mimashita
Kono shashin wa show no mae desu. Back stage no heya desu.
Migi no onna hito hito wa tomodachi desu.
Kanajo wa dansu sensei desu. Florida kara Hawaii kimashita.
Uchi de party arimashita.
Osake chotto nomimashita. (lol)
Atarashi suki nomimono "Mojito"
Cuban food mo suki ni natta.
Taco Sarada mo suki desu. Ebi ga haiteru.
Kirei hana mimashita.
Hana ga suki desu.
Suki mono ippai arimasu. Ongaku, dansu, tabemono, nomimono, umi to hana.
Aloha,
Kyo tsunami arimashita demo chiisakatta. Minna daijoubu desu. Tsunami wa kowai desu ne.
Ima Boku wa show suru. Domenic Marte Hawaii kuru. Hawaii no ichiban oki club kimasu. Yuumei DJ mo kimasu. Sono hi wa March 26, 2010. Basho wa Pipeline Cafe desu. Tanoshimi desu. Saikin kono futastu poster tsukurimashita. Dore ichiban ii to omoimasu. Kami noke mijikai to nagai desu. Boku nagai ho suki desu.
Sen shu kono onna noko kikimashita. Kanajo wa jozu desu.
Kono beach namae wa Pyramids desu.
Yama pyramid niiteru desu.
Safingu no basho desu.
www.hawaiibachatameetup.com
Kyo tsunami arimashita demo chiisakatta. Minna daijoubu desu. Tsunami wa kowai desu ne.
Ima Boku wa show suru. Domenic Marte Hawaii kuru. Hawaii no ichiban oki club kimasu. Yuumei DJ mo kimasu. Sono hi wa March 26, 2010. Basho wa Pipeline Cafe desu. Tanoshimi desu. Saikin kono futastu poster tsukurimashita. Dore ichiban ii to omoimasu. Kami noke mijikai to nagai desu. Boku nagai ho suki desu.
Sen shu kono onna noko kikimashita. Kanajo wa jozu desu.
Kono beach namae wa Pyramids desu.
Yama pyramid niiteru desu.
Safingu no basho desu.
www.hawaiibachatameetup.com
Aloha,
Hawaii kaetara isogashikatta. Dallas wa tanoshikatta. Ippai dansu benkyo shimashita to odorimashita. Atarashi tomodachi ippai tsukurimashita. Dallas wa samukatta. Hawaii kaeta ureshi desu. Samui tokoro sumitakunai desu.
Kyo yasumi datta. St Valentines Day nan nimo shitenai desu. Kanojo wa inai kara. St Valentine Day kirai desu. Kyo "Valentines Day" eiga mimashita. Sugoi omoshirokatta. Ippai waraimashita. Sono eiga miru wa ii to omoimasu. Susumeru desu.
"Valentine's Day"
Ima Hawaii de kujira miru.
Kujira wa oki desu ne.
Bachata Dance Lesson
Bachata Dance Lesson
Bachata Dance Performance
My new friend. She live in Los Angeles.
She is a good dancer.
Boku wa Mixi mo shite masu demo ameba no ho wa omoshiroi desu.
http://mixi.jp/show_profile.pl?id=2778646&from=navi
Aloha!
Ashita no ban Zanzabar Night Club ikimasu. Ka yobi wa Sarusa no hi desu. Ashita wa tokubetsu nazenara Hawaii Bachata Meet Up hito kimasu.
Asatte no yoru Dallas Bachata Festival ikimasu. Over 60 Workshops in:
Bachata
Bachata Tango
Bachata Rueda
On1 Salsa L.A. Style Salsa
On2 Mambo New York Style Salsa
Salsa Footwork & Shines
Ladies Styling for Salsa & Bachata
Body Movements & Isolations for Bachata & Salsa
Casino Rueda
Cha Cha
Argentine Tango
Boku hikoki shupatsu wa 10:15 p.m.
Arrive Salt Lake City, UT 7:31 a.m. 6 hours 16 min
Depart 8:30 a.m.
Arrive Dallas, TX 12:07 p.m. 2 hours 37 min.
Toi desu ne. Tsuita no hi yoru no party arimasu. Tanoshimi desu.
Kaetara Kokua Festival ticket kau dekimasu. Kyo nen Kokua Festival nakatta desu. Boku Jack Johnson ongaku suki desu. Taj Mahal to Ziggy Marley mo suki desu.
Ziggy Marley and Taj Mahal Join Jack Johnson at the 2010 Kokua Festival
After taking a year off, the Kokua Festival is back in 2010. Hawaii’s own Jack Johnson is proud to host the 6th Kokua Festival and share the stage with Ziggy Marley and the legendary Taj Mahal on Earth Day weekend - Friday, April 23rd and Saturday, April 24th – at the Waikiki Shell in Honolulu, Hawaii. In addition to full band performances by Jack Johnson and Taj Mahal, and a solo acoustic set by Ziggy Marley, this year’s incredible line-up will be rounded out by ukulele extraordinaire, Jake Shimabukuro, and Maui-based songstress, Anuhea.
2010 will also bring Johnson’s sixth studio album (to be titled) released June 1st on his own Brushfire Records. Following the release Johnson will embark on his 2010 world tour, kicking off in Europe on June 16th.
All proceeds from the festival go to the Kokua Hawaii Foundation, a non-profit organization founded by Jack and Kim Johnson in 2003 to support environmental education programs in the schools and communities of Hawaii. The funds raised from the Kokua Festival will be used to further support school recycling on Oahu, sponsor field trips, and grow ‘AINA In Schools, a farm-to-school program. The foundation has also expanded its community outreach with their Simplify the Holidays campaign and the new Plastic Free Hawaii coalition.
Back for its third consecutive year, the Keiki Kokua Day will take place the day before the festival and will recognize Hawaii school groups who have completed outstanding Kokua Earth Action Projects (KEAP). KEAP, another school program of the Kokua Hawaii Foundation, guides environmental service learning initiatives lead by student groups to create long lasting change in classrooms, schools or communities. The Keiki Kokua Day event celebrates these student leaders who malama (care for) our islands with entertainment by Jack Johnson and other Kokua Festival artists, educational activities, videos and exchanges from participating KEAP school groups.
In addition to the eclectic mix of live music, the Kokua Village features over 50 booths including eco-friendly clothing from Patagonia, all natural food from Kashi, and organic yogurt from Stonyfield Farm. Kokua Festival attendees can try local food and beverages, learn about products and services from green companies, view alternative energy demonstrations, participate in interactive games and crafts for kids, and get information about environmentally active groups from around the islands.
Since its start in 2004, the Kokua Festival has raised the bar on environmentally friendly concert production both locally and globally. Some of the innovative greening measures include:
Zero Waste collection sites where recyclables, food waste and compostables are separated by students from local schools
A bike valet service, electric trolley, and carpool incentives
Promoting the use of reusable water bottles and providing free water stations
Running festival generators and vehicles on locally made biodiesel
Using biodegradable concession-ware
Offering eco-friendly merchandise such as reusable tote bags, bottles, and organic cotton clothing
Offsetting the remaining emissions with clean energy development in Hawaii
Tickets are $40 for general admission/lawn, $50 for reserved seats, $125 in the seated pit area, and $20 general admission for children 3-12. Children under 3 are free. Online ticket purchasers will also have the option to add on a $2 carbon credit to offset their personal travel to the show.
Tickets for Hawaii residents will go on sale Saturday, February 20th at all Hawaii Ticketmaster outlets, online at www.ticketmaster.com, or by phone at 800-745-3000. Tickets for the general public will be available at all Ticketmaster outlets, online at www.ticketmaster.com or by phone at 800-745-3000 starting on Sunday, February 21st. On February 13th, STAR 101.9 listeners will be offered pre-sale opportunities by participating in beach clean-ups around Oahu and on Maui. Visit www.star1019.com for more details on the beach clean-up locations and times.
Ashita no ban Zanzabar Night Club ikimasu. Ka yobi wa Sarusa no hi desu. Ashita wa tokubetsu nazenara Hawaii Bachata Meet Up hito kimasu.
Asatte no yoru Dallas Bachata Festival ikimasu. Over 60 Workshops in:
Bachata
Bachata Tango
Bachata Rueda
On1 Salsa L.A. Style Salsa
On2 Mambo New York Style Salsa
Salsa Footwork & Shines
Ladies Styling for Salsa & Bachata
Body Movements & Isolations for Bachata & Salsa
Casino Rueda
Cha Cha
Argentine Tango
Boku hikoki shupatsu wa 10:15 p.m.
Arrive Salt Lake City, UT 7:31 a.m. 6 hours 16 min
Depart 8:30 a.m.
Arrive Dallas, TX 12:07 p.m. 2 hours 37 min.
Toi desu ne. Tsuita no hi yoru no party arimasu. Tanoshimi desu.
Kaetara Kokua Festival ticket kau dekimasu. Kyo nen Kokua Festival nakatta desu. Boku Jack Johnson ongaku suki desu. Taj Mahal to Ziggy Marley mo suki desu.
Ziggy Marley and Taj Mahal Join Jack Johnson at the 2010 Kokua Festival
After taking a year off, the Kokua Festival is back in 2010. Hawaii’s own Jack Johnson is proud to host the 6th Kokua Festival and share the stage with Ziggy Marley and the legendary Taj Mahal on Earth Day weekend - Friday, April 23rd and Saturday, April 24th – at the Waikiki Shell in Honolulu, Hawaii. In addition to full band performances by Jack Johnson and Taj Mahal, and a solo acoustic set by Ziggy Marley, this year’s incredible line-up will be rounded out by ukulele extraordinaire, Jake Shimabukuro, and Maui-based songstress, Anuhea.
2010 will also bring Johnson’s sixth studio album (to be titled) released June 1st on his own Brushfire Records. Following the release Johnson will embark on his 2010 world tour, kicking off in Europe on June 16th.
All proceeds from the festival go to the Kokua Hawaii Foundation, a non-profit organization founded by Jack and Kim Johnson in 2003 to support environmental education programs in the schools and communities of Hawaii. The funds raised from the Kokua Festival will be used to further support school recycling on Oahu, sponsor field trips, and grow ‘AINA In Schools, a farm-to-school program. The foundation has also expanded its community outreach with their Simplify the Holidays campaign and the new Plastic Free Hawaii coalition.
Back for its third consecutive year, the Keiki Kokua Day will take place the day before the festival and will recognize Hawaii school groups who have completed outstanding Kokua Earth Action Projects (KEAP). KEAP, another school program of the Kokua Hawaii Foundation, guides environmental service learning initiatives lead by student groups to create long lasting change in classrooms, schools or communities. The Keiki Kokua Day event celebrates these student leaders who malama (care for) our islands with entertainment by Jack Johnson and other Kokua Festival artists, educational activities, videos and exchanges from participating KEAP school groups.
In addition to the eclectic mix of live music, the Kokua Village features over 50 booths including eco-friendly clothing from Patagonia, all natural food from Kashi, and organic yogurt from Stonyfield Farm. Kokua Festival attendees can try local food and beverages, learn about products and services from green companies, view alternative energy demonstrations, participate in interactive games and crafts for kids, and get information about environmentally active groups from around the islands.
Since its start in 2004, the Kokua Festival has raised the bar on environmentally friendly concert production both locally and globally. Some of the innovative greening measures include:
Zero Waste collection sites where recyclables, food waste and compostables are separated by students from local schools
A bike valet service, electric trolley, and carpool incentives
Promoting the use of reusable water bottles and providing free water stations
Running festival generators and vehicles on locally made biodiesel
Using biodegradable concession-ware
Offering eco-friendly merchandise such as reusable tote bags, bottles, and organic cotton clothing
Offsetting the remaining emissions with clean energy development in Hawaii
Tickets are $40 for general admission/lawn, $50 for reserved seats, $125 in the seated pit area, and $20 general admission for children 3-12. Children under 3 are free. Online ticket purchasers will also have the option to add on a $2 carbon credit to offset their personal travel to the show.
Tickets for Hawaii residents will go on sale Saturday, February 20th at all Hawaii Ticketmaster outlets, online at www.ticketmaster.com, or by phone at 800-745-3000. Tickets for the general public will be available at all Ticketmaster outlets, online at www.ticketmaster.com or by phone at 800-745-3000 starting on Sunday, February 21st. On February 13th, STAR 101.9 listeners will be offered pre-sale opportunities by participating in beach clean-ups around Oahu and on Maui. Visit www.star1019.com for more details on the beach clean-up locations and times.
Aloha!
Boku wa computer dai suki desu. Boku wa mixi, ameba, facebook mo shimasu. Atarasi hito atte to omoshiroi hanashi kitte tanoshi desu. Boku omoshiroi hito aimashita. Kanjo wa Orlando Florida sunde imasu. Disney World chikai tokoro desu. Kanojo no obaasan mukashi Hawaii ni sunde imashita to Hula dansu oshiemashita.
Kanajo wa Bachata dansu dai suki desu. Boku isho desu. Boku kanajo to hanashimashita to san gatsu Hawaii e kuru. Sono toki Hawaii de Bachata dansu class oshiemasu. Boku wa kanajo to odoritai desu. Kono video Reno de Bachata dansu shimashita. Kanojo wa sugoi jouzu desu. Hawaii kuru tonoshimi desu.
Kon shu kono shashin torimashita.
ワイキキビーチ
オーシャンビュー
オーシャンビュー
Hiru ne no jikan desu.
Umi no keshiki.
Yama no keshiki.
Umi no keshiki.
Male Parrot Fish
Female Parrot Fish
Ban gohan?
Boku wa computer dai suki desu. Boku wa mixi, ameba, facebook mo shimasu. Atarasi hito atte to omoshiroi hanashi kitte tanoshi desu. Boku omoshiroi hito aimashita. Kanjo wa Orlando Florida sunde imasu. Disney World chikai tokoro desu. Kanojo no obaasan mukashi Hawaii ni sunde imashita to Hula dansu oshiemashita.
Kanajo wa Bachata dansu dai suki desu. Boku isho desu. Boku kanajo to hanashimashita to san gatsu Hawaii e kuru. Sono toki Hawaii de Bachata dansu class oshiemasu. Boku wa kanajo to odoritai desu. Kono video Reno de Bachata dansu shimashita. Kanojo wa sugoi jouzu desu. Hawaii kuru tonoshimi desu.
Kon shu kono shashin torimashita.
ワイキキビーチ
オーシャンビュー
オーシャンビュー
Hiru ne no jikan desu.
Umi no keshiki.
Yama no keshiki.
Umi no keshiki.
Male Parrot Fish
Female Parrot Fish
Ban gohan?
Aloha!
Mo sugu Hawaii de Salsa Festival arimasu. Boku wa Salsa ga suki desu demo Bachata ichiban suki desu.
Sono mae Dallas de Bachata Festival arimasu. Boku wa iku no yotei desu. Tanoshimi desu. Tomodachi wa promoter desu.
Dallas Bachata Festival
Ima terebi mimasu. Mukashi no eiga "School of Rock" shite masu ka? Ima mimasu. Sono eiga wa omoshiroi desu.
Kyo Kahala Park ikimashita. Kono ki wa oki desu ne.
Ima Photo Shop benkyo shimasu. Omoshiroi desu.
I like the colors of this photo.
Mo sugu Hawaii de Salsa Festival arimasu. Boku wa Salsa ga suki desu demo Bachata ichiban suki desu.
Sono mae Dallas de Bachata Festival arimasu. Boku wa iku no yotei desu. Tanoshimi desu. Tomodachi wa promoter desu.
Dallas Bachata Festival
Ima terebi mimasu. Mukashi no eiga "School of Rock" shite masu ka? Ima mimasu. Sono eiga wa omoshiroi desu.
Kyo Kahala Park ikimashita. Kono ki wa oki desu ne.
Ima Photo Shop benkyo shimasu. Omoshiroi desu.
I like the colors of this photo.
Aloha!
Kyo Hawaii no yasumi desu. Martin Kuther King no hi desu. Gogo Diamond Head Kava Bar ikimashita. Yon hai nomimashita. Sono ato Waikiki sunset mini ikimashita. Waikiki amari ikanai desu. Hisashi buri datta.
Dobutsuen no mae wa Waikiki ichiban ii Boogie Board no basho desu.
Boku wa Honolulu Dobutsuen de kuruma tomarimashita.
Waikiki Sunset wa kireikatta.
Sono ato Nijiya no supa de ban gohan kaimashita. Nijiwa wa Hawaii Daigaku no kinjo desu.
Unagi bento to tako yaki to nimono moriwase kaimashita.
Unagi bento no nedan wa $6.99. Tako Yaki wa $3.99. Nimono wa $2.99.
Uchi kaeta terebi bangumi Sex in the City and Lopez Tonight mimashita. Kyo Jennifer Lopez iimashita. Boku wa Jennifer Lopez daisuki desu.
Kyo Hawaii no yasumi desu. Martin Kuther King no hi desu. Gogo Diamond Head Kava Bar ikimashita. Yon hai nomimashita. Sono ato Waikiki sunset mini ikimashita. Waikiki amari ikanai desu. Hisashi buri datta.
Dobutsuen no mae wa Waikiki ichiban ii Boogie Board no basho desu.
Boku wa Honolulu Dobutsuen de kuruma tomarimashita.
Waikiki Sunset wa kireikatta.
Sono ato Nijiya no supa de ban gohan kaimashita. Nijiwa wa Hawaii Daigaku no kinjo desu.
Unagi bento to tako yaki to nimono moriwase kaimashita.
Unagi bento no nedan wa $6.99. Tako Yaki wa $3.99. Nimono wa $2.99.
Uchi kaeta terebi bangumi Sex in the City and Lopez Tonight mimashita. Kyo Jennifer Lopez iimashita. Boku wa Jennifer Lopez daisuki desu.
Aloha!
Kin Yobi tomodachi to Hikaru Utada concert ikimashita.
Sugoku tanoshikatta!
Utada
by Pipeline Cafe at Pipeline Cafe Hawaii
Friday, 15 January 2010
Hikaru Utada is one of the biggest pop stars in the universe. Over the last ten years, her accomplishments in Japan are simply staggering. Her 1999 debut First Love is the country's biggest-selling album of all time, and three of her albums rank among the Top Ten best-sellers. She has had 12 Number One hits, including four songs in Japan's all-time Top 100. 2001's Distance had the largest first-week sales for any album in Japanese music history, selling an astonishing three million copies. In total, the young singer has sold more than 52 million albums.
But unlike most pop starlets around the world, Utada is also a songwriter and producer; indeed, she says that she thinks of herself as a composer more than as a performer. And on This Is The One, her new Island Def Jam album [featuring ten self-penned songs produced by the powerhouse producers Stargate (Ne-Yo, Rihanna, Beyonce) and Tricky (Britney Spears, Madonna, Mariah Carey)] 26-year-old Utada reveals the unique sense of songcraft that is poised to make her a force in the US and European music communities.
When I start making a song, for one second I see an amazing view—and in that instant, it cracks and falls to pieces. Then the rest of the process is trying to put the pieces back together. So when it feels familiar, when I see what I saw in that moment the song was conceived, then I know it’s done.—Utada
Kon shu kono shashin torimashita.
Mukashi kono video torimashita.
Kin Yobi tomodachi to Hikaru Utada concert ikimashita.
Sugoku tanoshikatta!
Utada
by Pipeline Cafe at Pipeline Cafe Hawaii
Friday, 15 January 2010
Hikaru Utada is one of the biggest pop stars in the universe. Over the last ten years, her accomplishments in Japan are simply staggering. Her 1999 debut First Love is the country's biggest-selling album of all time, and three of her albums rank among the Top Ten best-sellers. She has had 12 Number One hits, including four songs in Japan's all-time Top 100. 2001's Distance had the largest first-week sales for any album in Japanese music history, selling an astonishing three million copies. In total, the young singer has sold more than 52 million albums.
But unlike most pop starlets around the world, Utada is also a songwriter and producer; indeed, she says that she thinks of herself as a composer more than as a performer. And on This Is The One, her new Island Def Jam album [featuring ten self-penned songs produced by the powerhouse producers Stargate (Ne-Yo, Rihanna, Beyonce) and Tricky (Britney Spears, Madonna, Mariah Carey)] 26-year-old Utada reveals the unique sense of songcraft that is poised to make her a force in the US and European music communities.
When I start making a song, for one second I see an amazing view—and in that instant, it cracks and falls to pieces. Then the rest of the process is trying to put the pieces back together. So when it feels familiar, when I see what I saw in that moment the song was conceived, then I know it’s done.—Utada
Kon shu kono shashin torimashita.
Mukashi kono video torimashita.
