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PHOTO: JEFF HELBERG Why the -.;:. legislator as the "yuppie ninjas" - have passed -ji Zen through the dojo's gates temple and martial to "talk story" with artsdojo in upper Tanouye, including the governor, a number of Kalihi Valley just legislators, at least one might be one of the Bishop Estate trustee, developer Herbert most important Horita, big-gun lawyer places you've never Wally Fujiyama, banking CEO Uonel Tokioka and a heard of couple of men known widely as behind-the­ scenes "arrangers." A couple of notorious underworld figures have also been known to go to Chozen-ji, and even the FBl's curiosity has appar­ ently been stirred by rumors of the dojo's powerconnections. From one perspective, it looks like a conspiracy theorist's dream. But f there's one thing this press. Chozen-ji is a Zen talk to a dojo follower town has a reputation Buddhist temple and and you'll get quite a dif.. Iforbesides mai tais somewhat exclusive cen­ ferent picture, one of an and hula girls, it's secre­ ter for the martial, fine angel network of tive power cliques that and healing arts headed dedicated people, as cut back-room deals far by locally born archbishop well intentioned as they from the public eye. The Tanouye Tenshin Roshi are connected, nurturing kinds of "hot spots" (roshiisan hope with the Story by where the influential con­ honorific title DEREK FERRAR guidance of gregate are many: the used for Tanouye. From golflinks, the Pacific heads of Zen temples), this perspective, the Club, reunions of the who teaches the samurai activities of the roshi 442nd Regiment, Vegas. warrior's stern path to and those he advises are But surely one of the enlightenment. not secret dealings but most unusual gathering Although the dojo's pop­ humble service, the very places forat least one ularity among the effectiveness and beau- set of the elite is the cognoscenti appears to ty of which lies in its Chozen-ji International have peaked several absence of gauche Zen Dojo in upper Kalihi, years ago, a startling boasting and media which has long been whis­ numberof the state's puffery. pered about by insiders mostinfluential people - but rarely made it into the described by one state Continued on Page 4 •

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Jim Shon, who visited the dojo sev­ eral times in the late '80s, says, "It was no secret that [the roshi] sought out relationships with some politi­ cians . ... There was the sense that they wanted to build a political net­ o n uence work,but they were rather selective in who they'd embrace. There was a sortof hidden agenda: 'If you don't proveyourself, we won't let you in.'" Many of the people interviewed forthis story, especially those who have had close associationswith the dojo, see Tanouye's effortsin a whol­ ly beneficial light. "Roshi to me is not an astute politicianwith a lot of political background," says labor attorneyand longtimepolitical insid­ er Alvin Shim, the man who intro­ duced many of the public figures mentioned in this story to Tanouye. "But when it comes to human behav­ ior and how you reconcile differ­ ences, he doesone hell of a job." But, says Shim, "He hates publicity. If you gonna help, help. No talk about your help." A number of sources have also expressed concernover what attor­ ney and Hawaiian sovereigntyactivist Hayden Burgess, who has worked with Tanouye on Hawaiian issues in Waianae, worries might be a jour­ nalistic"suggestion of a sinister plot" involving the dojo. "An attempt to build a conspiracy theory of some back-dooragreement is, I think,miss­ ing the whole point," Burgess says. Even with such concernsin mind, it is at least intriguingthat such a high- The Chozen Ones betweenWaianae activistsand devel­ of PSI (People Synergistically says, "it was the firsttime that the powered group of individuals seems A few- and there certainly are opers of the West Beach resort pro­ Involved), a mind-control technique philosophy underlying Buddhism was to have at timescollected around the others - of the influentialpeople ject, and dealings with a nonprofit with some similarities to est. One kind of crystalized forme. He was dojo and that Tanouye has apparent­ who have either practicedat the tem­ organizationcal led Homeless Aloha, source familiar with both Horita and able to show me the relevance of ly had influence- or at least input ple or gone there to consult with which involved a number of people the dojo says, "Yeah, he's a dojo guy, Buddhism in modem life." - into a number of public issues, Tanouye include: close to the dojo and was apparent­ but I don't think he goes up there to • InternationalSavings & Loan including reorganization battles in • Gov. John Waihee.Waihee, who ly advised by the roshi. Administra­ take the martialarts, just to talk story." Association CEO Lionel Tokioka. the House of Representatives,coor­ various sourcessaid is also an est grad­ tion officials say Homeless Aloha Horita's daughter, formerstate Rep. Tokoika says he has "no comment" dinationof state homelessness-relief uate, has visited the dojo a numberof served fora time as a "master con­ KarenHorita, has also beenidentified about his involvement with Chozen­ effortsand a piece of legislationthat times,confirms spokesw oman Carolyn tractor" that essentiallycoordinated by several sources as a person who ji, but he has spoken to the press in 1986 codified the "aloha spirit" Tanaka, but not, to her knowledge,in state fundingof homelessness-relief has been involved with the dojo. beforeabout his "occasionalZ.en med­ into state law (more on those later). the last couple of years. organizations. • Big-gun attorney Wallace itation sessions," and dojo political "What raised my eyebrows," says Shim says he arranged a meeting Tanaka says that, while the gov­ Fujiyama, as well as his son, Rodney, point man Shim says Tanouye asked one source who had contact with the between Waihee and Tanouye when ernormay have looked into both the and another member of the Fujiyama him to recruit Tokioka to help put dojo on statebusiness, "was that peo­ Waihee firstdecided to run forgov­ dojo and est, neither has played "a Duffy& Fujiyama law firm,Colbert together Homeless Aloha. ple had formed this political faction ernor."John wantedto meetthe roshi single, major role" in any of his pol­ Matsumoto. Wally Fujiyama, who According to one observerof local around the dojo that was not known because he was having some reser­ icy decisions. has a reputationfor representingmajor power politics, a "tight little group" by the public and was taking some vations and confusion,"Shim says, • Bishop Estate trusteeand for­ developers, was Horita's attorney in appearsto exist betweenInternational leading froma guy who was never although he admits he hesitatesto tell mer Senate President Dickie Wong. the negotiations that eventually Savings and Horita's operations. appointed or elected." the story because "as a Hawaiian I Wong did not returnmessages in con­ brought about the Aloha Agreement. Internationalhas also been a gener­ The primary link between people accept the privacy of these kind of nection with this story, but Shim - Fujiyama says his son Rodneygoes ous donor to several of the politi­ of power and the dojo is Shim. matters." a close friend of Wong's - says to the dojo "all the time,"but that he cians whose names came up in Although he protests that he's "not Shim says Tanouye told Waihee: Wong was involved in organizations himselfonly goes"occasionally." ''But connection with the dojo, including worth writing about," Shim knows "'I suggest you go into your inner with ties to the dojo, including I am veryclose to [Tanouye]," he says, Waihee and Wong. virtually everybodywho is anybody self. Go back to the hills and sit down Homeless Aloha CampaignSpending "and I hold him in theutmost respect" • Political insider Leroy Holley. locally and was once profiledby The there in the evening by yourself and Commissionrecords show thatin 1991 Fujiyama's law associate Matsu­ Holley, thelongtime owner of Smith's Honolul,uAdvertiser as one of a hand­ talk to your kupunas.' " Wong's campaign organizationmade moto trainsfrequently in aikidoat the Union Bar on Hotel Street, is con­ fulof behind-the-scenes" people with Waihee and his administrationhave a $1,000 donation to Chozen-ji. dojo and is listed with the state as the sidered, like Shim, to be an influen­ pull." He's also a well-known grad­ also had some involvement with • Megadeveloper Herbert Horita. secretaryof its board. He says he first tial behind-the-scenes "arrang­ uate of WernerErhard's "est" train­ Tanouye in somewhat more official As developerof the West Beach pro­ becameinvolved with thedojo through er" with deep connections in gov­ ing who has a longstanding reputation matters, including a 1987 "Aloha ject, Horita was an importantpart of the martial arts but that his training ernment,business and labor. for trying to link social leaders with Agreement" (brokered by Tanouye the "Aloha Agreement"Although he there led him to a deeperunderstand­ Holley counts both Dickie Wong spiritual teachersin the hopeof "man­ and signed in Waihee's office) is active in theMormon Church,Horita ing of Buddhism, his family religion. and Al Shim as "clpse friends."Shim ifesting" a visionary future. has also been a longtime practitioner ''When I met the roshi,"Matsumoto and Holley have both lobbied on 4 •November 24, 1993 Honolulu Weekly tReprinted from Samadhi: Self Development in Zen, Swordsmanship, and Psychotherapyby Mike Sayama. 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behalf of American Hawaii Cruises, Royale Kamahoahoa, who once Shintaku to overturn his conviction which over the years has received described himself to the press as a in the murders. In 1989 Shintaku died millions of dollars in state taxbr eaks. mob "hit man," is a dojo follower in Las Vegas in an apparent suicide. In addition, Holley has served as a who has at times livedthere as a full­ Holley confirms that Stevens has "legislative and community affairs" time disciple. been to the dojo. "He's been there a consultant to Horita. Holley says he But Kamahoahoasays his involve­ few times," Holley says, "but I was introduced to the doj o by Shim ment with the dojo is spiritual, not wouldn't say he was a regular." and goes there fromtime to time - sinister, and a visit with him at the Finally, there is the matter of the but not to train, 'just forguidance." Halawa Correctional Facility, where FBI. In the course of lookinginto this RESTAURANT Another person Holley has he's currently doing time for a cocaine story, it became clear twit the bureau The Only Restaurant described as a friend is confessed conviction, confirms that he is deeply had alsobeen asking questions about Waianae drug racketeer Charley committed to Chozen-ji and the dojo. FBI Special Agent Cal To Bring Both Incredible Food Stevens, which brings us to: Tanouye's brand of'.Zen(see accom­ Uhlig,however, says he can neither And Outstanding Value panying story on Page 7). confirm nor deny bureau interest in La dojo nostra? Another admitted underworld fig­ the dojo, the agency's stock reply. Back To Waikiki One of the things that has disturbed ure whose name has come up in con­ some outsiders about Chozen-ji's nectionwith the dojo is Stevens,now Dojo in the House apparent influence on public affairs in federalprison on the Mainland for According to several state repre­ is a vague perception that the doj o is racketeering and other charges. Last sentatives, affiliationswith the dojo, Four-Star Food somehow a place where the power year Stevens confirmed long-held est and other groups have occasion­ structure andthe criminal underworld suspicions by admittinghe had taken ally played a supportingrole in House meet. One fact that might be con­ part in a 1978 double slaying and had leadership factions. strued to support this idea is that later bribed state judge Harold Around 1987, when Kauai Rep. At Two-Star Prices Conveniently Located In s you drive to the dojo's approach "the The Waikiki Terrace Hotel Chozen-ji temple, samurai spirit." "There's 2045 Kalakaua Av enue AKalihi Street dwin­ a lot of romancetied in At The Entrance to Waikiki dles to the sizeof a with that," he says, countrylane and the "training early in the walls of thevalley loom morningor in the cold Free Validated Parking large. Thegrounds of rain.The greater thedis­ thedojo, whichwas comfort, the greater the founded in 1972 by insightthat you'll uHi­ Japanese priestOmori mately gain." Reservations Recommended- Sogen andis now Part ofthe warrior presided locallyover by attitude seemsto be a 955 • 6000 bomTanouye Tenshin certaincoldness toward Roshi, are dominated by outsiders perceived as Double-Award Winning a largetemple bellatop being unsympathetic to 1 11 11 a small knoll. In the the temple. Tanabe 1 Best Seafood And 11Best Pizza In Honolulu maintemple, aspirants describes an audience This Week's Specials: sitin meditation ortrain he had withTanouye, in in one ofthe martial arts which the roshirarely Appetizer: Black & Blue Ahl offeredthe at dojo, looked at him and Entree: Kiawe Grilled Filet Mignon includingkarate, kendo, spoke to him only in the stuffedwith Smoked Salmon aikido and tai chi. third personthrough an Elsewhere on the intennediary. "H was Stop In To PickUp Your Copy OfThe We ekly groundsare facilitiesfor like I didn't exist," ceramicsand calligra. Tanabe says. phy, massageand other State Rep. Jim Shon, healingdisciplines, and who visited the dojo live-in facilitiesfor the several times in the late monastically inclined. ·sos, reports a similar The purposeof the experience. "Whatreal­ dojo's disciplines is to The Chozen Way ly struck me," Shon achieveenl ightenment, says, "is that [Tanouye] which literature associ­ says prominent support­ Is he for real? The never showed the slight­ ated with thedojo er Alvin Shim. "He's a dojo's supporters cer­ est interest in why I was The Serious Filet describes as experienc­ realized guy; I've seen tainly think so, but there, even though I ing"the unbroken, flow· him do powerful Tanabe isn'tso sure. "Is was a politician, partof ing wholeness ofthe shamanic things." he a genuine Zen ma&o a group he seemed to universe." Biographical details ter?" Tanabe says. "The becuHivating. Whether "One purposeof Zen on Tanouye are hard to simple answer is no. The he had gottenthe word is to gain insight into come by, but according more complex answer that 'Jim is not one of your original nature," to local psychologist is, What the hell is a us,' I don't know." explains attorney and Chozen-ji disciple genuine Zen master any­ Shon, who says he Colbert Matsumoto, who Mike Sayama's book way? Many have been developed an interest in trains in aikido at the Samadhi, he was bom in self.defined, even within Eastern philosophy dojo (see main story). Hawaii in 1938. Shim the tradition, which has while in the Peace "You achieve clarityof says theroshi was a a buiH•in lack of defini­ Corps in Korea, says perception through med­ "rough, toughbuggah" tion - it's all mystical, what really bugged him itation, through elimina­ in his childhood neigh­ beyondwords. So in a about Tanouye was the tion of attachment, borhood, which various sense, he is a genuine roshi's cigarette smok· throughfreeing yourself sourcesidentify as Zen master as much as ing. "We were sitting in fromthe delusions that either Kalihi or Moiliili. any other that has this little room," says people are preoccupied Eventually, he becamea declared himselfa mas­ Shon, who has been a with." high-school band ter or been appointed by champion of antismok· Chozen-ji identffies teacher, reportedlyat his teacher." ing legislation, "and itself with the Rinzai Farrington. Robert Aiken, roshi of he's blowing smoke in School, one oftwo main Sayama writesthat the Diamond Sangha my face. To me, itwas a 12-14 Zen sects(the other is Tanouye also had a long­ Zen society in Palolo real turnoff." A thick ounce cut of the most tender Soto), butwhen dojo term interest in the mar­ (which has no affiliation In contrast,followers U.S. Prime beef in the country. It's corn-fed followerstalk aboutthe tial arts, which led him with Chozen-ji) says like Matsumoto and temple's power, they to journey to Japan that Omori and Tanouye Shim see Tanouye's and richly marbled. Custom-aged. Broiled at tend to focus mainly on every summerfor 10 have put their personal sometimesforbidding Tanouye himself. years in search of an imprint on a number of demeanor as a sign of 1800 degrees to lock in the natural juices, then "What you have here "enlightened" kendo the dojo's practices. his self.possession and is less a Rinzai temple master. Eventually he "Omori Sogen instituted unwillingness to waste served sizzling. Come taste the serious filet. than a Zen groupthat met Omori and was the idea ofincorporat­ energy on those who And come hungry. hasbeen molded by reportedly instrumental ing the martial arts into don't need orwant his Tanouye," says George in persuadingthe Zen practice," Aiken help. But for thosewho Tanabe, chairman of the teacher to open the are open, says says, "aHhough there is RUTH'S UH-Manoa religion Chozen-ji temple in someprecedent among Matsumoto, "The roshl f-o'?�\;1.;_ department and an Honolulu. (TheHono lulu 19th-century samurai has had a tremendously expert in Japanese temple itselfis head­ who became interested positive influence." CHru5 Buddhism. "I hate to quartersfor a loosely in Zen." Tanabe, however, has STEAK HOUSE. usethe word 'cuH,' but affiliated network of With thedo jo's mar­ a different view. "I've Home of Serious Steaks in the sense that the smaller centers on the tial arts, apparently, certainly met kinder very religion itself is Mainland and abroad,) goessomething of a people," he says. "I've defined by the head Accordingto one dojo martialattitude. metpeople a lot priest, it'sa lot more priest, Tanouye is now Matsumoto describes smarter, more consider­ CALL FOR RESERVATION personal." "retired," but it's clear training atthe dojo as ate and certainly less Clearly, dojo followers fromconversations with "a demanding discipline egotistical. I guess that 599-3860 revere Tanouye deeply. dojo followersthat he physically, emotionally puts him in a fairly "I know this guyhas remains the temple's and mentally." unspecial category." RESTAURANT ROW - 500 ALA MOANA BLVD. precognition abilities," guiding force, Tanabe calls the -D.F. January5, 1994 •Honolulu Weekly • 5 hehas taken "one seminar" and "med­ itationcourses" at the dojo, "nothing Pritchett real major." Zen means aloha One of the concepts that surfaces again and again in connection with RichardDO KawakamJO i ousted Henry the dojo is the idea of the "aloha spir­ Peters as House speaker, Kawakami it" as a guiding philosophy (thus and several other legislators met up names like Homeless Aloha and the at the dojo. Kawakami himself was Aloha Agreement). Shim, who says not involved in the dojo, says Shim, "the aloha spirit is basically a holis­ who says he arranged the meeting, tic approach to living," even suc­ but wanted to build better relations ceeded in getting the concept written with several legislators who Shim into state law, apparentlyat Tanouye's says were "close to the dojo," includ­ behest. ing Dwight Yoshimura and Calvin Shim says an auntie of his, a Say. "So Kawakami and his gang Hawaiian kupuna, one day prophe­ had a discussion with the roshi," Shim sied at the dojo that '"it's the mis­ says, "in regard to what advice he sion of you peoplein Hawaii to save might have to reconcile everybody." world civilization, and you will do Kawakami became speaker but it with the spirit of aloha.' died two months later; he was suc­ "Next thing," Shim says, "Roshi ceeded by Daniel Kihano. In 1990 tells me: 'Why don't we pass one Yoshimura and his faction joined spirit of aloha law?' I said, 'You kid­ forces with Tom Okamura's faction ding or what?' He said, 'No. It should to challenge Kihano's leadership. remain part of the culture.' " Pushed While the major issues in the fight by Shim and sponsored by Peters revolved around House procedural and Hashimoto, among others, the reforms and Neighbor Island vs. bill, declaring that state officials Oahu allegiances, several legislators "may contemplate and reside with involved in the struggle agree that the life force and give consideration there were also some spiritual or to the aloha spirit," passed and philosophical overtones to some of became law in 1986. the alliances. They identify The only public activity Tanouye Yoshimura and several of his group, has performed that has made it into including Say, Karen Horita and the press to any degree also bears Clarice Hashimoto as being "dojo the title of aloha: the 1987 Aloha people." (Rep. RobertBunda is anoth­ Agreement. At the time of the er person who has been identifiedby agreement, an umbrella organiza­ sources as being close to the dojo, tion of activists had for a number of but he sided with Peters' small fac­ years been fighting West Beach tion in the 1990 fight.) developer Horita and his partners Accordingto lawmakers like David over the cultural and economic Hagino, Shon and Annelle Amaral, impact the huge development would Okamura and several of his close have on the Waianae community. allies had some est affiliations, In the spring of 1987, however, the although they and the Yoshimura fac­ parties announced they had reached tion's dojo connections weren't near­ an "Aloha Agreement" under which ly as important as more traditional lengthy lawsuits would be dropped dynamics of the power struggle. in exchange for$375,000 in funding Manoa Valley Theatre ''Frankly," says Amaral, "regard­ fromthe developersfor a communi­ less of all the gyrations of the est ty-basedeconomic development cor­ group and the yuppie ninja people porationand a Waianae ''master plan." Voted "Best Theatre on Oahu" by the who hang out [at the dojo], a far more News reports at the time stated readers of Honolulu Wee kly! compelling factor was the attitude of thatTanouye had served in the agree­ the old-timepoli ticalpragmatists who ment as a "cultural interpreter'' and simply said, 'Tom broke the rules.' " hailed the deal as a shining "exam­ "Best Play" Awards: ple of cross-culturalunders tanding." 1992 To ny Award But Hagino, who says he and a number of his allies in the power However, some people, including 1992 Outer Critics Circle "This is a play in no way 1992 NY Drama Critics Circle struggle are members of the liberal longtime environmental and social 1992 London Evening Standard to bemissed. " United Churchof Christ, says he jok­ activistJohn Kelly, who vigorous­ -New York Post 1991 Olivier Award ingly described the battle at the time ly organized against the West Beach as ''the mainstreamCh ristiansvs. the development, criticiz.ethe agreement "... a rich, deeply moving voodoo cultists and the estians." as a veiled attempt to "transform evening of theatre. " Shon, who visited the dojo sever­ Waianae into a secondWaikiki." By -New York Daily News al times and met Tanouye, says he several accounts, the Aloha "... LUGHNASA does was bothered by an apparent reflec­ Agreementfa ded to thebackground exactly what theatre was tion of the dojo's samurai martial afterHori ta's billion-dollar Japanese born to do. " ethic in some legislators' approach backers pulledout in thegeneral dry­ -New York Times to issues like military spending."It up of Japanese investment here. was a sortof philosophy that melds Activist Burgess says the roshi's economics and politicsas war," Shon involvement in the issue stemmed says. "That same martial tradition from"ongoing discussions we and means they didn't hold much with other people had been having with the peacenikswho wanted to reduce the roshi on many other issues . ... He dependency on militarism." said, 'Look,us Japanesehave to real­ Both Okamuraand Yoshimura say ize that we are guests in this place, Jan. the real issue was House reformand and the host culture is the Hawaiian not anyone's personal-development culture. The question is, How can 12-30 philosophy. "Just becausesome peo­ we address the Hawaiian culturethe ple happenedto take est, it means we way it's supposedto beaddressed?' " AT LUGHNASA were aligned because of that?" says It's not often thatyou hearof Wally Okamura. "It's just sour grapes, Fujiyama agreeing with an activist A stunning drama of potent memories because the people who are saying on anything, but he too praises the and great joys. these things eventually lost in the roshi's involvement: "Here's a guy, organization battle." he's got no axe to grind. His interest Okamura admits he was once is what's good forour community." Spo nsored by the Rrst Hawaiian Family of Rnanclal Services: First Hawaiian Bank, "wary" of the dojo but changed his And then there'sHomeless Aloha, Rrst Hawaiian Credltco17J. and •••••••••••••• attitudebeca useof his friendshipwith the "master contractor''that, accord­ Pioneer Federal Savings Bank. TICKETS : Yoshimura. ''Dwight is a memberof ing to Shim and others, was guided : the dojo, and I have total respect for in part by Tanouye. In 1992 state Dancing At Lughnasa will be presented in : 988-6131 : him," Okamura says. "I know that Department of Human Services Ka waiahao RecitalHall on the campus of •••••••••••••• no one controlshis thinkingor deci­ Director Winona Rubin and others Mid-Pacific Institute in Manos Valley. sion making." were invited to the dojo for meet­ Yoshimura, however, saysonly that ings at which Tanouye was present 6 • January·5, 1994 .. Honolulu Weekly =,,,...,=-=------,.._------,,.------::------�------:,�-= �-=--�· :-::_::=::-.�-� --:::--:=-�

and tensions between stateadminis­ at InternationalSavings. trators and Homeless Aloha were ne of the most From hit man today I'dbe afN"Ofound reportedly discussed. Here today, Zen fascinating char­ herbalist.Tanouye Rubin says it was Shim's idea to tomorrow Oacters toemerge to healer Senseigave me freedom have the meetingsat the dojo. ''I have Whileit seemsclear thatsome sort in connection with the to become a bodythera­ respect for the roshi," she says, "so of influential network involving the Chozen-ji dojo is Royale pist; hetaught methe it was no major problem for others dojo has at times existed,it alsoseems Kamahoahoa, a notori­ philosophies of the ous localcrime figure humanbody." to suggest a meeting there." the dojo's prominencepeaked around tumedherbal healerand Whatdoes Several months later the governor 1990. Some examples: Yoshimura, Zen massage therapist. Kamahoahcr.i think of transfered authority forthe state's Hashimoto and Horita are out of the In themid-'70s possible suspicionover homeless program from Human House; the Japanese investors who Kamahoahoa, a one-time the fact thata person Services to the Hawaii Housing were party to the West Beach Aloha merchantseaman who of hisbackground has Authority, and Homeless Aloha Agreement have backed out of the wascrime Wilford boss rubbedshoulders with project;and Homeless Aloha is essen­ "Nappy" Pulawa'sdriver, somany influential pub­ apparently ceased to play a major was triedfor shooting lic figuresat the dojo? role. Now, according to one tially defunct. his cousin Billy Mookini, He says he saw a lot of Homeless Aloha director, the orga­ It's also possible that the dojo's whosurvived several "important people" nization has essentially dissolved. own money situation has tightened. wounds, includingone to there, but his contact Another entity that bears men­ According to a source familiar with thehead. Kamahoahoa with them was about tioning is thePacific Rim Foundation, the Japanese Zen community, wasacquitted of the healing, not dealing. a nonprofit that in its heyday a cou­ Chozen-ji is related to the temple in charge when witnesses, "I'd bein the garden including Mookini, diggingup weeds," he ple of years ago sponsored lectures, Japan established by Tanouye's refusedto positively says, "and I'd see educational programs and cultural teacher, Omori Sogen. Several identify him asthe GovernorWaihee drive events to foster "direct contact sources said they hadthe impression shooter. in. I'd seepoliticians, between the people of Hawaii and that at least a portion of the dojo's But in 1980 doctors, attorneys, the Asian-Pacificcountries." fundscame fromJapan. If that's true, Kamahoahoa told judges, bankers." A substantial number of names perhaps that money, like other reporters that he had Kamahoahoa says he indeed shot Mookini gave many ofthese that have surfacedin connection with Japanese cash flow to Hawaii, has the dojo also appear on PacificRim's been tightened.A hint that thedojo andthat the shooting he and Pulawa were he is currently serving people massages. was a $10,000 "hit" indictedfor the 1974 time for a 1987 cocaine "When I massaged boards of directors and advisors, might be feeling a crunch can be contracted by local murderof gambling fig. deal (he sayshe is inno­ these representatives including Waihee, both Fujiyamas, foundin a recent temple mailout.,part union bosses. "I one hit ure Alexander Chong centof the charge and and senators," he says, Shim, Tokioka, Wong, Hashimoto, of which announces that Chozen-ji man," he said. "I go Kong. Thecharge, based has been workingon his "itwould kind ofblow Karen Horita, Say and Yoshimura. will no longer be able to give away anywhere to hit for mainly on the testimony own jailhouseappeal), their minds. They'dsay, money. If Iget paid, I 'Thisis the best mas­ But PR man James Boersema,who New Year's giftsfree of charge "due of syndicate infonnant Kamahoahoa says he is the foundation's vice president to the financial situation of thedojo." whack 'em." Henry Huihui, was firstmet Tanouye when sage I ever did have.'" Police atthe time dropped nine months a sick friend,whom he'd Unlesshis appeal (and, incidentally, Herbert Horita's Even Hagino,one of themost vocal labeledKamahoahoa 's later aftercity prosecu­ been treatingwith self. effortsare successful, spokesman), says any appearanceof questionersof dojo connections,says union hit storya tors said Huihui had taught herbal therapy, Kamahoahoa will not be a dojo connection to the foundation he doesn't think about the temple "farce,"and a coupleof been lying. askedto betaken to eligiblefor paroleuntil is purely incidental. Some Pacific much any more.''My sense,"he says, years laterhe retracted TodayKamahoahoa, in the dojo. 1995. Accordingto Rim boardmembers may have known "is thatthe dojo is not doing toowell." the story, calling it "a paroledocuments, he his early 50s, has flow·a Kamahoahoasays the each other from the dojo, says Nonetheless, many of the power fantasy." Thereal rea­ ingwhite beard and roshi told thefriend, plans to continue prac­ sonfor the shooting, he speaksin resonant, con­ "Thisman is a healer," ticing Zen meditation Boersema,who says he's never been players who have had dojo connec­ said, was a "love trian­ templative tonesof his andinvited Kamahoahoa and healing after his there himself, "but I never saw the tionsare stillvery much at the center gle" involving Mookini's devotionto Zen,Chozen­ to live at thedojo. "I release. dojo involved at a Pac Rim meeting." of current events,and Tanouye's dojo girlfriend. ji andspiritual healing. wentup to thedojo, and "The pastis the Boersemasays PacificRim is now remains an intriguing, mysterious In 1985 Kamahoahoa He even sayshe has they tookin," me past," he says. "I have essentiallyinactive. The foundation place - a koan in its own right. • was arrested atChozen­ a futureto lookforward developed a technique Kamahoahoasays, "and has moved out of its formerdigs on ji, where he had been ofZen swimming. beforeI knew it, Iwas in to, and I'm enjoyingit." living formore than a In an interview at the garden planting -D.F. Smith Street; call its new number year as disciple,a after Halawa Prison,where herbs, not knowing that and you get a volunteer who works

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Mrs. Doubtfire Once again Robin Williams Jason Priestly, Dana Delaney and Charlton A§imi/ation/a simulatior� Forr:edOut and Aliens. WAVE WAIKIKI, 1877 Kalakaua Ave. 941- proves himselfa comic genius, and once again Heston. Academy Theatre, � S. BeretaniaSt.: Wed 1/5, 0424. Wed - Sun: Blast. Tue: Monkey Pie. Film it becomes apparentthat animation may bethe Wayne'sWOltd 2 The "bad boys"of suburbia, 7:30 p.m. $4. 532-8768 Criticism byBob Green unlessothenuise noted. only medium thatcan harness nuclear his ener­ whose eerie fatherless emptiness (firsttapped i The Thin Man (1934) Based on the Dashiell 'i, the Weekly '.5dingbat of appro val, indicates gy. Adapted fromthe British children's novel into incontemporary movies by Steven Spielberg Hamrmtabout ro,,eJ a high-livingwoo roJple have Blues filmsof more-than-average interest. Alias Madame Doubtfire, Williams is Daniel and then Tim Burton) gave the first Wayne's a fondnes.5 for alcohol and mystery, The7binMan Hillard,an out-of-work actor suffering through Worldan underpinning of sorts, areout of the introducedNick andNora Charles (.William Powell ANNA BANNANAS, 2440 S. Beretania St. 946- First Run a divorce. In an attempt to spend more time house now andtrying to ... well, mount a con­ andMyml Loy) to wald,the ooea the m:li dynrufr 5190. Wed: Wild Edna. with his kids, he becomes their new nanny, cert in the very heart of their hometown of t and k:,.,edCUlJlt'S in Nctr:ro,,mm highly regird­ NO NAME BAR, 131 Hekili St. 261-8725. Tu e, Brief reviewsof selectedfirst-run films in town. Tbur- Sat: J.P. Smoketrain. 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Con.firmtheaters, datesand times. Euphegenia Doubtfire. Laughsabound, but in Aurora, m. A shamandream guide has led Wayne roat lS � the film was a &!ml hi:and� the end Doubt.fireis as phony as Williams'rub­ fivesequels and a Im rifilm and television imita­ RAMSAY GALLERIES & CAFE, 1128 Smith AddllnsFamily Values They'reback, and this to the spiritof Jim Morrison, who tells Wayne, bernose. Sally Field plays the cartoonishwife. "If you book them, they will come." And, of tions.Originally, I.ooisMayer B. refused to a& Loy, St. 537-ARTS. Sat: The BluesBlalahs. 2 - 5 time they've got an actual plotline in tow. Baby -DK.C. thinkingthat she wasn't "flashy" enough, but the p.m. Pubert comes into the world, and new nanny course,they do. But those wholive by rampant Maskof the Phantasm:Batman Animated consumerismwill die by it. Some of the cultur­ wondedi.tl screen chemi&ryPowell shecreatedwith SAND ISLANDR & B, 197 Sand Island Access Joan Cusacklights Festers fire.Anjelica Huston, featurecloser to the original D.C. Comics "Dark Rd. 847-5001. Wed: Blues Jam. Sat: Mojo Raul Julia and ChristopherLloyd return.Written al allusions are already dated. To call the was apµiremfrom daythe first ofproduction. The Knight" figure than were the recent Michael Graduate-style filmwas shot twoin weeks by director"One WS. Hand. by playwright Paul Rudnick (Jeffrey) . party scene a parody doesn't Keaton movies. Starring the voices of Kevin MrueMu!rum, Beethoven's 2nd Oneof 19<)2'sbiggest sleep­ work, becauseaudience the at whom this movie Slx.t"Van Dyke. 3:&Harding Av e.: Conroy, Mark Hamill, Dana Delaney, Hart is aimed doesn't know Tbe Graduate. The Thur1/6 & Sat1/8, 8 p.m; matinees,Sat 1/8, 3 & ers offers up its shaggy sequelae at the holiday Bochnerand AbeVigoda. The animation itself season. Charles Grodin returns, and there's a Thelmaand Louiseskit (featuringGarth in drag) 5:30p.m $5. 735ml Contemporary is uneven, but a generationbrought up on bad doesn'tgo anywhere. It's like a research paper new St. Bernard named Missy. Puppies ensue, Saturday morning TV crudities might not even CAPTAIN'S TABLE LOUNGE, Hawaiian courtesy our hero, Beethoven. citation: It stops the flow of things. Wayne's notice. World Waikiki BeachHotel, 2570 KalakauaAve. 922- Coolllunlwlgs A Disney feel-good piereabout 2 simply isn't worthyour while unless Pelican Brief Brief it ain't. This suspenser, youhappen to berecovering fromrecent a lobot­ Music 2511. Sun - Tue: Joanie Komatsu. the 1988Jamaican Olympic bobsled team. It's CHART HOUSE, starring Julia Robertsand Denzel Washington, omy. Like Dazedand Confused, it's one of the 1765 Ala Moana Blvd. 941- slyly funny, a little sleeperof sorts. With Leon, adapted fromyet anotherJohn Grishamthriller, 6669. Wed: Brado. S - 8 p.m. Thur: Dean& MailleYoba and John Candy.Produced by none new pakalolo movies: Smoke your brains ou� Concerts takes a long time to tell its story. A craftyNew andyou might find itfunny. (The operativeword Dean. 8:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Tue & Tbur: ctherthan Dawn Steelauthor (the ri Hollywood's Orleans law student (Roberts) guesses right LanceOrlllo. S - 8 p.m. Mon - Wed : Tito TheyCan Kill Yo u here is "might.") JourneyThrough Jazz newesttel l-all autobiography, about who's beenoffing Supreme Courtjus­ Local jarnmersByron Berinobis. 8:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Fri & Sat: But TheyCan' t Fat You ... ). Yasui and Betty Lou Taylor take you on a Dean & Dean. 8:30 p.m. - 1 a.m. Fri: Tito Demolition Man tices. This gets her boyfriend (Sam Shepard, A peroxidedWesley Snipes with a broken front tooth)killed - and her Short Run musical tour of celluloid and stage. The first Berinobis. S - 8 p.m. Sun: DeanDean. & 9 is the heavyand a rippedSly Stallone is the hero chased all over swell sceniclocations by gov­ stop on Friday will be Hollywood, followed p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Sun: Brado. 5:30 - 8:30 p.m. in this "sci-fi" tale abouttwo ayogenicallyfrozen and Revival by a stop at the Great White Way on Saturday. Mon: Dean & Dean. S - 8 p.m. ernment (and other) heavies. This should have 'i' After The Thin Man (1936) High-society Atherton Pe,formingAlt s foes thawed, one to tenninate the other. been called LocpholeBrie f,since its plot devices Studio, Hawaii Public COMPADRES, Ward Centre, 1200Ala Moana 'i'Flres� KuwaitThis Madonnaof IMAXfilms detectives Nick and Nora Charlesreturn to San Radio, 738 Kaheka St.: Fri 1/7 & Sat 1/8, 8 Blvd. 523-1307. Wed & Fri: ScottWilliams. are, to put it graciously, somewhat creakily Franciscoin time for thenew yearand murder. (hot, loud and larger than life) tells the story of obvious. Denzel Washington underplays as p.m. $12.50. 955-8821 4-7 p.m. the oil well firefighters who had the gargantu­ The prime suspectthis time is Nora'sblueblood Hawaii YouthSymphony This year's winter an investigative reporter, and Robert Culp cousin, who is accused of knocking off her an task of cleaningup Saddam's mess.The non­ plays an empty-suit president a lotlike Ronald concert features works by Schubert, close-upformat captures all the grandeur of the Reagan. Written and directed by Alan J. Pakula pyrotechnics but falls short when it triesto con­ (All the Presidents Men). vey the human drama of this incredible feat. 'l A PelfectWOltd Clint r:astwooddirects Kevin Sunglas.5esand asbestos underwearsuggested . -Dauid Choo Costner (as a heavy) and himself (wittier than (WaikikiIMAX) K. usual) in a taleabout a troubled 8-year-oldboy The Dakotan: Word Pick iGeronimoRevisionist western (directed by abductedand held hostage by an escapedcon­ Kathleen Norris ace visceralist Walter Hill) about the great vict (Costner). Amerindian leader, played by Oklahoma's Tbe (last of the Mahicans). iThePiano Piano, setin the mid-19th cen­ Wes Studi Jason Patric tury, is about the distillation of passion to its returnsafter two years' screen absence as the cruel tender essence. It is about Ada (Holly High Plains Drifter man who must confront the Geron. Bang, Hunt�r), a willfulwoman who has chosen for For much of her early life, Kathleen Norris lived the life of a nomad. The� d ug�er bang, you're revised. most of her life notto speak, instead creating a of a navy man, './orriswas bornin Washington,D.C., and grew up ·an over. Juru r Ghost in the Machine ? Karen Allen stars in private sign language, a language that is a tool and senior high was a stop in Honolulu (Punahou), college was a short hop in this thriller about a serial killer who is rein­ Vermont, and a job as an ans administratorrook her to New York forkeeping peopleout of her life. The story is _City. Nearly 20 carnated as a compuer virus. Garbage in, very simple but very strange. Ada journeys to years ago, the writer/teacher/businesswomanmoved to the house built by her grand­ garbage out. �ew Zealand to meet her designated parents in an isolated town on the border betweenNorth and South Dakota. e Grumpy Old Men husband 'f!1 � A sad waste of talent. Stewart (San1 Neill). For somereason the vague­ she found ahome in the arid deserts of the plains where "truth and myth collide. Gnimpyhas great cast, a promising premise ly disturbed and disappointed Stewart refuses Last ye-Jr 1\/oms• work of nonfiction, Dakota: � Sp irifl'.al Geog raphy. was released but an embarrassingly bad script. Walter to transportAda's beloved piano back through Matthau and Jack Lemmon play neighbors to rave re•,iews. Tbe New York Times called this portraitof the people of Lem�on, the bush to his remote house. Ada soon enters S.D.. ''an act of devotion ... an endlessly instructivebo ok.'. The Ch icago Sun Tmies who've been happily feuding fornearly SO into a frightening, binding bargainwith Stewart's years until a lusty Californian(Ann-Margaret) added that Dakott1 is a "bookof stories, a book of prayer,a bookto be read med­ neighbor. The Pianois a bruising, beautiful film, itatively and well: moves in down the street. Hey, you kids, stay a love story that examines passion as if it were out of that theater! - D.K.C. On Wednesday Norrisreturns to Honolulu to share her storiesof the plains in an a riptide or a thunderstorm, a force of nature A Love Poem the Great Plains. iHeaven and EarthThe third film in Oliver Ma1yBrennan eveningentitled to The latest weather re�o�s beyondthe graspof words. - have South Dakota'stemperature somewhere near absolute zero,so, to makel\oms Stone's Vietnam triogy, Heaven and Ea11h, Schindler's List See review on Page i 11. feel right at home, wear some heavy clothing. starring newcomer Hiep Thi Le, is based on SisterAct 2: Back 1beIn Habit This is a cut­ the memoirs of Le Ly Hayslip, whose life took and-paste effortof a movie with lapses in logic her from Vietnamise rice paddies to Southern and plot holes so large Sister Betril could do A Love Poem to the Great Plains: Art Auditorium, UH Manoa campus.Wed 1/5, 8 p.m. Free. 955-7191 California and back. Her experiences as a Viet loop the loops through them. The film'spre­ Cong spy, a mistress, a beggar, a whore, an decessorwas no model ofmovie greatnesseither, abused wife and a rape victim present the but its terrific music atoned for some of its cin­ scoundrelof a husband. Look fora very young events of the war from an exclusively female ematic sins. There was something infectious Tchaikovsky, Wagner and selections from CUPID'S LOUNGE, Outrigger Prince Kuhio, Jimmy Stewart in a supporting role. Movie Rodgers and Hammerstein's "The Sound of point of view. Hiep Thi Le's memorable per­ about the sight of nuns twisting, shouting and 2500Kuhio Ave. 922-0811. Thur: fflO. Sun, formance is backed by a diverse cast, includ­ Museum, 3566Harding Ave.: Fri 1(1& Sun 1/9, Music." McKinleyHig h School Auditorium, Tu e & Wed: Rudy Ochoco. praising God through '60s girl-group songs. 8 p.m.; matinees,Sun 1/9, 3 & 5:30p.m. $5. 73S- ing Tommy Lee Jones as her abusive G.l. SisterAct 2. 1039 S. 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• C In 'er's clerk carriesa foldingchair breezes into town on the gusts of the the neighboring labor camp, ran­ and table on a railroad plat­ Nazi blitzkrieg. He has no capital domly shoots prisonersfrom his bal­ form in Krakow, Poland.As and little business acumen, but he cony with the nonchalance of a train approaches, he does have a large inventory of someone doing morning calisthen­ methodically sets up his "panache." For theNazi conquerors, ics. It is a brilliant performance by portable office, laying down that is all he needsas Schindler ingra­ Fiennes. Goeth at one moment is a charming boutique with vlntagG-iltylejewelry , antique button earrings, paper, ink and pen on the tiates himself with the SS hierarchy confidentand urbane, at anotherinse­ c � unsteady table top. He sits. A Jewish by lavishing them with good food, cure and confused as an angry ado­ is �'ta familywith a regal-lookingpatriarch finewine and blond women. Firmly lescent This not to say thatFiennes &. ! steps offthe trainand up to the clerk. entrenched, Schindler acquires the puts a human faceon Nazism. Goeth ffl A PLACE IN TIME 'Cl "Name?" the clerk asks the old man. servicesof accountingwiz ItzakStem is evil incarnatefrom start to finish. C i;::: jewel styledfrom the earl r9oo's Thisritual of puttingname to paper (Ben Kingsley), railroads a group of Rather, with every measured goose f1:1 y is repeated several times throughout local Jewish businessmen into giv­ step and nervous twitch, Fiennes Steven Spielberg's powerful film ing him his needed cash and retools transformsGoeth into Nazism. In 212 merchant street Schindler' sList as Jews are meticu­ an old factory to manufacture pots one scene Goeth, who has fallen in atthe corner of alakea lously processed fromtheir homes and pans for the German war love with his Jewish maid in spite and into ghettos, slave-labor camps machine. His factoryis staffedentire­ of every law and bit of propaganda, monday - friday and finally to their death. Only two ly by Jews; theyare the cheapestform visits her in her basement quarters. minutes into the movie, this scene is of labor. He circles the terrified woman, at 9:00a to 5:00p the definitivemoment in a filmexpe­ first·drawn to her then slowly dis­ rience filledwith telling moments. gusted by her afterhe verbalizesthe satwday DAVID K. CHOO Ill n With Schindler'sList, Spielberg has edicts of his putrid ideology. Later 'S Ill Ql 10:00a to 2:00p put name to filmand has fashioned However, something funnyhap­ he nearly beats her to death. C ii'l 0 17 Even though the filmweighs in at a stark and beautifulmemorial to a penson theway to the bank. Through , tel: 528.4882 ';' peoplewhose systematicmurder was the efforts of Stem, Schindler' s fac­ a hefty three hours, Spielberg has 'Cl f 15% offthrough January 8th 1994 � carefullydocumented but whoselega­ tory becomesa haven for "nonessen­ pared it down to the essentials,cre­ ; � cy is threatened by failing memories tial"Jews and, for Schindler,the Nazi atinga fascinatingstudy of the very 'sJu1, eiise:uew A&AIIS 'se1�� .WIIJ,l.«l flfi3ue1ieueA 'sexoqmd ue11ei1 and revisionist idiots. encroachments on the day-to-day un-Spielbergish dictum (until now) '\ Spielberg's documentis told plain­ workings of his factory slowly tum of "less is more." Until the end of ly. Cold black-and-white photogra­ fromviolations of sound business the film,Schindler remains largely phy with hand-held cameras give the practicesto crimes against humani­ an enigma, and the Schindlerjuden filmthe feel of a newsreel. Forsome ty. Thebeauty of this filmis that this (Schindler Jews) areloosely drawn of us who are accustomed to the transformation is gradual, almost at best. However, time and time DIM SUM warm-and-fuzziesof Spielbergfe el­ imperceptibleas Schindler,the con­ again Spielberg chooses to define (Yum Cha) goodism, the filmmay be, at first,as summate backslapper, continues to these characters by their extraordi­ invitingas a mustyhistory text Gone carouse with the SS monsters as if naryacts of heroism, no matter how Over 30 differentkinds of are the usual Spielberg flourishes: they were his fraternitybrothers. brief, in extraordinarycircumstances. Hong Kong styJe Dim Sum the thunderingsoundtracks, the spec­ Neeson nicelyunderplays Schindler, One example: As the SS sweeps through the Krakow ghettos intent to choose from . tacular vistas, the intercession of the instilling in the womanizing, war­ Famous• Dim Sum In on "wiping out 600years of histo­ divine or the alien. this filmthe profiteering businessman just the Chief Cook in Town Wagon Service & Ta ke-Out ry," a doctor and a nurse frantically directorexercises enormous restraint righttouch of mystery.For some fas­ Kenneth C.J<. Cl11,n available. In communicating the incompre­ cinating moments it is unclear administer poison to their patients. 20 years experience hensible, he hasn't shoehorned this whether Schindler' s complex and Soldiersbreak into the infirmaryand strangeand painfulstory into a famil­ expensive plan to save his workers beginmachine-gunning the bedrid­ iar and more understandable form is motivatedby his love for his fel­ den, but they are too late. The doc­ with its pat expectationsand payoffs. low man or his addiction to the excite­ tor and the nurse stand at the end of The resultis straightforward,no-non­ ment of the deal. a row of beds, scared but resolute. sense storytelling that kicks you in One of the major players in this In this single act of mercy and the teeth fromtime to time. dealmaking is Amon Goeth(Ralph courage, we knowtheir lifetimesto­ It is 1939 in Krakow, and flam­ Fiennes), a monster of a man who is riesand the stories of a peoplewho se boyantbusinessman Oskar Schindler more horrifying than any of will and beauty couldn't be extin­ (Liam Neeson), intent on "making Spielberg's pneumatically powered guished and should never be for­ two steamer trunks full of cash," beasts. Goeth, the commandant of gotten. • January.5, 1994 •Honolulu Weekly •. 11 IERNDIE PCQCQB<'I Lynda Barry (CQMIE IEB< From Page 10 The Contemporary Museum atthe Alana (LEFT : PA �T1A1.1.� SPLIT 0� OIVIOE'O. 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For anyone who has of absinthe: When you splash a drop ately longing forthe hazy absinthe never heard of the infamous Swiss of water into it, a single blue flash experience of my first visit. beverage,it is an anise-flavored herbal occurs just before the translucent For our second course, we had a concoctionwith one extremelypotent chartreuse stuffturns milky white. cup of the Soup du Jour ($2.50), (and now illegal) ingredient: extract It is the oddest behavior of a foodor which was split pea, a Caesar Salad of wormwood bark. Wormwood beverage I have yet witnessed. ($3.50) and the Old World Bistro flowers are still used as one of the After a couple of blue flashes, an Salad ($3.50). The homemade split flavoring agents in red vermouth, but evening of Continental cuisine in a pea soup was overwhelmed by the the strong addictive nature of the bark restaurant that personifiesWindward flavor of bacon, and the Caesar was ultimately led to the ban of absinthe Bohemia seemed an especially fit­ unbalanced toward the anchovies, throughoutEurope - withthe excep­ ting activity. The Old World Bistro but the house salad was very good. tion of a fewSwiss villages where it is something of a compilation of Then again, what can you do wrong is still made and smuggled into L' Auberge Swiss and Florence's, with a vegetable salad? When we France. both Kailua institutions. The loca­ moved on to our main courses - a tion is where Florence's used to be, HletMignon (at $18.50 the most DON DOUGHERTY and the chef, Alfred Mueller, came expensive thing on the menu), a fromL' Auberge. The combined fare Chicken Picatta ($12) and a Prima The French popularized the bev­ on the currentmenu attempts to tread Vera pasta ($10) - that same old erage near theturn of the century and a fine line between Swiss and Italian, uninspiredfee ling came back. Again, made what had become theirde facto with a fewodd Euro-Asian-inspired nothing was wrong, but nothingwas A dining experience unlike any other. national drink into a societal must appetizers thrown in forgood mea­ particularlyright either. No wonder during the roaring '20s. For all their sure. Or maybeI was simply high on the Swiss have managed to remain Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Reservations requested. palatal sophistication, the Frenchand thujone when I attempted to read the neutral through so many wars. 537�6619� Oentzy Pacific Design Center, 560 N. Nimitzffwy. Swiss have an odd affinity forstrong menu. In fact, quite possibly I was Despite the neighborhood feelof a herbal aperitifs which absolutely ruin totally out of my head, as I distinct­ bar "where everybody knows your r------�------one's palate. In the case of absinthe, ly remembereda little redtrain going name," the cozy family atmdsphere , there is strongevidence forthe case round and round the ceiling of the of the Old World'sdining room and that thebeverage will ruin one's mind restaurant. When I returneda for sec­ a very friendlywait staff, there sim­ as well. Wormwood, it was discov­ ond visit, I discovered that the little ply is no excitement to be foundin ered, contains a powerful neurode­ trainthat could was more real than the food at Old World Bistro. Nor pressant called thujone, a member the little restaurant that couldn't. is there any of the boring yet com­ of the terpene family. There actually is a train running fortingly familiar mainstays one lnnerSenSeAbil ities Thujone is quite probably the sub­ aroundthe entire dining room, some­ would expect, like fondue on the Mind • Body • Spirit • Integration stance that drove Van Gogh to his thing kids will love. Swiss side or prosciutto and melon famous ear job and helped Papa The menu is as eclectic as the fromthe Italian-influencedportion InnerSenSe Abilities Hemingway think that a 12-gauge most fitful absinthe-induced night­ of the menu. Opening new pathways to inner journeying through shotgun would work nicely as a den­ mare. Our selected appetizers were At the end of my second meal at multi sensory relaxation using music, sound, color 6 vibration. tal instrument. It also made me think Cheese Ravioli with Crab Meat the Old WorldBistro, I foundmyself Introducing the that eating at the Old World Bistro reconsideringOscar Wilde's descrip­ in Kailua would be a positively tion of absinthe: "After the first glass Vibrasound breakthrough state of the art technology so exquisite idea Apparentlythe effects you see things as you wish they O extraordinary you have to experience it to believe it. of thujone are further enhanced by ld World Bistro were. After the second, you see other terpenes, among them the ingre­ 20 things as they are not. Finally, after Kainehe st. With this ad 20% discount! dien ts in turpentine, which may Tuesday your third, you see things as they s throughSu nd I 6-lOp.m ays, account for why the pale green . really are, and that is the most hor­ Manoa Market Place, 2851 East Manoa Road, Suite 1-203 I 261-1987 liqueur became both a muse and a rible thing in the world." 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Large room 70199'0' ALWAVS (>E,N send :ilong SASE to: in spacious 3/2 house in quiet, beautiful PERSON-TO-PERSON location. WID, yard. Great housemates. Ifyou want to placea freePerson­ Handsome world traveler, naval officer VITAL INFORMATION, INC to-Person ad seeks qualitylady, 22-33, attractive,hon­ $480 + utils. Responsible non-smoker. Pleaseuse the couponat the bottom ofthis ,. 595-7724/956-6117. est, self-confident forrelati onship. Ref 98-1268 KaahumanuSt C3-331 page. You may checkto see ifyou have ... Temple Valley. Room for rentnow. $450 receivedmessages by calling an800 number. #1020, 70199'0' ,.••• 7948 Pearl City, 96782HI To renieve your messagesyou must use a 900 Passionate, funny,one-woman man, 32, $3.SO/HIN. incl util/pool,WID. 239-4699. number, which costs $1.99 perminute. You must be 18 yearsor older to use this seeks SF, 20-32, who is honest, sensitive Waialae-Kahala.Female to share furn2/1 service. One person cannotJ?lace an ad for w/ sense of humor. 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Call Bud, Considerate,adventurou s, SCM, 30, 5'9", 521-9852 (leave message). a lean 152 lbs, enjoys the beach,movies, Scandinavian nurse, caring and honest TICKET TO BOSTON VIA SF Kahalllli.Available now. Sharelg 3/1 coun­ dining seeks HWP friend. Colin, 2357 seeking a successful gentleman, 45-60, Single one-way formid Jan $350. 538- try house. Lg yard w/ vegetable garden. S. Beretania St., #A351, Honolulu, H1 for relationship. Ref #1013, 70199'0' 6198. $1200+ depositincl water& yardservice. Stephen: My companyis 239-4699. downsizing.•. I'm outof a job••• 96826. 70137'0' Out-going, WF, likes simple pleasures, MACINTOSH 13" SCREEN Kailua. Bluestone. Own room in large 3- Michael: Yo u should go to Serious gentleman, 46, would like to · is warm, caring seeking S W/L M, 42- Apple color screen.$250 firm.524-4986. 52, for caring companion. Ref #1014, 1/2 level townhouse. 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Cable, phone, SE & Aiea pool, sauna, tennis crt, security, washer, 'C 1;£:i]; 528-5055 Alaskan, 6' 1, non 'smoker, health pro MEN SEEKING MEN SEDONA dryer. On busline. Guest pkg. $700 + "-"'SERVICES INC. seeks Hl,Native Am, Latina, Black, or deposit.941 -4719 ask for Bonnieor 523- local, full figured for culture, ocean, SEE PAGE 502 IN YELLOW PAGES 8055 Doc. books,music, salsa, romance. Write POB Ward Centre healthand fitness 4574, Kaneohe, HI 96744. 70130'0' OTHERPERSONALS Manoa. Large master bedroom with pri­ * Enchanting Gifts vate bath & large closet in beautiful 3/2 Auwe! Shalaine ref #' s engulfingHW Happy New Year, Honey! Thank you for * Handcrafted Jewelry house with refreshing breezes & incredi­ S "fl?ESS �NOT! ads! 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Call for COMMISSIONS ACCEPTED Looking for aresponsible person, N/S. healthy seeks SWF or J or mixed, fun­ $450/ mo + util + sec deposit.Avail Jan details. 2 1.ocations,Downtown 599-5999 loving, sincere, no kids. Ref #1002, 701991' SM, 47, 5'6/170, Haw'n mix, passion­ r------CLAS�filDm�rn�GAAlIB------, . ate, fun,seeks altractiveLF, 35-45,loyal, I :ded� �J 1l!�wednesday at 4:30 p.m. for O Person-to-Person AdsWITH VOICE MAIL FIRST THREE UNES FREE...... FREE! I \XA� the nextweek's issue. Prepayment is O L'mes tex t /3B spaces/line max) ...... $ 5.00/line x __ big eyes, small mouth. Ref #1005, __ I required. Check or money order accepted. I 70199'0' Prepaid advertising is NON-REFUNDABLE. 0 Lines HEADLINE(23 spaces/line max)...... $6.50 /line x 1200 College Walk, Suite 214 Thank you for your order. Cost Per Week (minimum $10.00) ...... Su btotal = _____ SCM, Christian, 31, 5'5, fit,romantic I Honolulu, Hawaii 96817 I seeks a lady, SCF, 25-35, loving, gen­ No. of Weeks to Pay for ...... X Subtotal = tle, caring,athletic. Ref#1006, 70199'9' I 528�it1\4l�AX) HW Box (Valid for4 weeks, ifyou want writen responses in addition to your voice mail) ...... $1 5.00 = _____ I General Excise Tax Mate. SJM, 36, 5'4, healthy, spiritual, I Name Plus (x .0417) - I seeks open, natural, F, 20s-30s, home­ ���= maker for loving home. Ref #1007, I Address I 701991' I City State Zip I SeekingNatural Lady. SM, Filipino, 55, Home Phone Daytime Phone 5'8/140, warm, friendly, handy, easy­ I I going seeks SF, 38-48. Ref #1009, T Start here. PleaseInclude punctuation & spacebetween words. 23 38 70199V I I Old fashioned, sincere, SM, 28, loves I I kids& animalsseeks honest, active, SF, 22-33, w/ a good heart. Ref #1011, I I 70199'0' I I Goodlooking lawyer, SM, 28, seekshon­ est relationshipw/ attractive, SF, 21-35, I I who stays healthy & enjoys life. Ref I Your GUARANTEED Housing to Share Ad will run for I #1012, 70199'0' 3 weeks. 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Reader 1 appreciableeffe ct on human for you doesn't mean that it's bad. and Advisor Highlights $50 behavior, yet every-teacher (808) 373-3657 Perms $50 and parent I know believes MORE BIBLICAL HUMOR Comer and sc,c,Bcrwrly andsher Stl,ckPh oto LibranJ of Scenic Hawaii 11 ferventlyin the sugar "high " Regarding humor in the Bible wlll help yoo with all your Spiral Perms $80 problems. Sher tells past. Member of: and the apparent wild effe ct on chil­ [HW, 1218), here are some jokes American Society of Media Photographers Haircut not included dren. How did this nonfactget to be from the New Testament (John 1:45- present, and futcm,. fire yva Hawaii Photographic Society 1st Time Customers Only facing difficalt problems, poor accepted as gospel by so many? 51): health, money, lover or family •ALDEN • II - Michelle Murphy, "Philipfound Nathanael and said troablcrs, or boslncrss problems? 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VOICE survey of 389 Canadian primary­ ["Hey, here's an honest Jew " - Rent four, get one free. school teachers found that 80 per­ joke]. Nathanael [not getting it] said cent believed sugar made kids more to him, 'How doyou laww me?' Jesus Open Thursday - Monday, Noon - 8pm. active, and more than half had told answeredhim, 'Before Philip called MAIL parentsof disruptivekids to cut down you, I saw you yesterday, standing Have you lost on the sweets. undera fig tree. ' Nathanael said[lns­ 735-8771 The idea that sugar causes crazi­ ing his cool], 'Rabbi, you are the son business because ness in children has been around since of God! You are the king of Israel!' you missed a at least 1929 and becameparticular- Jesus answered him, 'Because I said Speciallilnited supply 1 y popular during the 1970s. One I saw you standing under a fig tree, phone call? major study (Prinz et al., 1980) did believest thou? [Big joke! Gets Interisland Ticketsfrom $25 purportto show that kidswith behav­ laughs!] You shall see greater things one-way Frustrated with ioral problems got worse the more than these. ' [Release.] And he said Delivery available sugar they consumed. But the Prinz to him, 'Truly, truly I say unto you, the high cost of study used a dubious methodto mea­ you shallsee the heavens opened and PH: (808) 942-2855 • FAX(808) 957-0056 sure sugar intake (it weighed the food the angels of the Lord ascending and 2600 SOUTH KING STREET#204 ;iseparate business rather than its sugar content), and descending upon the Son of Man '" HONOLULU, HAWAII 96826 attempts to replicate it were incon­ [Boom!]. phone line? clusive. Other studies have shown Preserving humor through trans­ little or no effect,and a few claimed lations from Aramaic to Greek to Wa nt to avoid to show that sugar improved behav­ Latinto English is problematic, but buying expensive ior. (Sugar probably does offer a with a little sympathy for the intent FASHION DESIGN-PATTERN MAKING quick pick-me0up when you're tired, of the speaker, you can find a lot. telephone but that doesn't mean it makes kids - Del Close, Chicago wacky.) PS: I tried out these jokes on my equipment? Why does belief in the "sugar improv cl.assthis eftemoon, and efter high" persist, apparently in the face 2,000 years they still get laughs! CLASSES of the facts?Chances are it's the full­ For $ }6 a month, moon effect: Since A (nutty behav­ Having seen you in action, Del, Vo ice Mail ior) followsB (the appearanceof the I'd say you could get laughs reading full moon, ingesting sugar), people fromthe phone book. But I'll admit Hawaii can solve assumeA is caused by B. Not so; it's the fig tree story is the closest I've these problems ... just that folksdon't notice when kids heard to a Bible joke that's actually MAI-SCHERELLE act up without having eaten sugar funny. -MODES OE PA RIS­ · and first. To that we have to add the fact - Cecil Adams FASHION DESIGNER - HAUTE COUTURE that sugar has gottenrotten •pressover I I I 6 Auahi St. with no . the last 25 years (it's full of "empty Is there something you need to get HONOLULU, HAWAII 96814 ACROSS WARD CENTER set-up . , calories," makes you fat, etc.), so straight? Cecil Adams can deliver people are disposed to believe the the Straight Dope on any topic. £ ! Vo ice Mail Hawaii worst. Ha, you'rethinking, only he's Write Cecil Adams, Chicago Annvmngyour caUs saying this because he got that 50 Reader, 11 E. Illinois, Chicago 5j 7- 81JO bucks fromthe sugar trust.Nonsense ; 60611. • January5, 1994 • Honolulu Weekly • 15 r·1j�_Perf ---- ect Gif AuthorizedAgent t j Honolulu - Cellular _ Hawairs Cellular Leader

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