TOKYO HULA (film)

Today it is estimated there are nearly two million people dancing hula in Japan-a figure greater than the entire population of Hawaiʻi. With more people dancing hula in Japan than in Hawaiʻi where the native art was born, this explosive growth has created a multimillion-dollar industry based on culture as commodity. What motivates Japanese students and teachers to dance hula and how is it translated into a foreign culture? How do native Hawaiians participate in this cross-cultural exchange? Run time 81 min.
See Mo Te Iwi at Maui Arts & Cultural Center on Thursday, November 21, at 7:00 pm, as part of the Hawai'i International Film Festival.

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