DAY 4 - Sunday, 3/26/17 SCHEDULE

OVERALL PROGRAM INFORMATION

NAME OF SCHOOL

Uenogaoka

DATE(S)

3/23/17

3/24/17

3/25/17

3/26/17

3/27/17

3/28/17

1:2

1:2

1:2

1:2

1:2

1:2

3 Islanders, 1 Bilingual

3 Islanders, 1 Bilingual

3 Islanders, 1 Bilingual

3 Islanders, 1 Bilingual

3 Islanders, 1 Bilingual

3 Islanders, 1 Bilingual

Time

TIME
# OF STUDENTS
LOCATION(S)
COST/STUDENT
LEADER/STUDENT
RATIO
# OF LEADERS
TEACHERS

8:45

Depart for Mouna Farm

Cars

9:45

Arrival at Mouna Farm

Mouna Farm

10:00

Welcome & Village Tour

Mouna Farm

10:30

Experiencing Nature and Farm - Ma ka hana ka ike: In working one learns or In doing, there is
knowledge. Understanding Circle of Connectedness to plants and aina (land). Harvesting with
gratitude. Planting: The responsibility to put back what you take with blessings.

Mouna Farm

11:30

Experiencing Art - Leadership through creating, giving and receiving, keeping the light of kukui,
leadership through collaboration

Mouna Farm

12:30

Leadership Discussion - Facilitator at Mouna Farm to talk to students about leadership; students
to interview (part of Aloha Video Project)

Mouna Farm

13:00

Vegetarian Lunch

Mouna Farm

13:45

Reflections/Final Questions

Mouna Farm

14:00

Depart for Waikiki

15:00

Recreation at Waikiki Beach

Waikiki Beach

16:00

Host Families Pick Up Students at Kapiolani Park, Waikiki

Kapiolani Park

LUNCH
Explore Hawaii / History Identity and Leadership
and Cultural Diversity

Cultural Diversity and

World Peace, Identity,
Leadership, Social Issues

Humanity, Leadership,
Sustainable Future,
Peace

Reflection and SelfRealization: Identify the

Potential in Yourself

DAY 1 - Thursday, 3/23/17 SCHEDULE

Time

Activity

Location

8:00

Islanders to meet at International Arrivals

HNL

8:02

Students to arrive on Delta

HNL

9:30

Islanders Welcome and Introduction at Airport

Orientation of Program Expectations, Schedule, Goals, Aloha Project Assignment

10:00

Depart for Kamehameha Statue

10:30

Kamehameha Statue + Iolani Palace + Honolulu Capitol

11:00

Depart for Pali Lookout

11:30

Pali Lookout

12:00

Depart for UHM

12:30

Lunch at University of Hawaii Dining Room

HNL

Location

Host Families Drop Off Students at Kapiolani Park, Waikiki

JTB ESCORTS

THEME(S)

Activity

8:30

Kapiolani Park

Cars

HNL
Royal Star

DAY 5 - Monday, 3/27/17 SCHEDULE

Downtown Honolulu

Time

Royal Star
Pali Lookout
Royal Star

Activity

10:00

Host Families Drop Off Students at Sinclair Circle

10:15

UHM Scavenger Hunt

University of Hawaii
12:00

Japanese Cultural Center Fieldwork Preparation

UHM

Home Lunch - homestay families to pack home lunch for students - all to eat home lunch on
campus
Aloha Project Presentation Preparation

13:45

Depart for JCCH

14:00

JCCH Tour

Royal Star

16:00

Depart for Waikiki + Tour of Waikiki

16:30

Arrive at Waikiki Sunset Hotel, Waikiki + Check in +Break

Waikiki Sunset

18:00

Welcome dinner party (food culture) in a hotel room

Waikiki Sunset

JCCH
Royal Star

Location
Sinclair Circle

UHM
Outdoors

14:30

Presentation of Video for Overall Program

Campus Center

14:45

Aloha Project Solo Presentation

Campus Center

15:45

Final Remarks for Aloha Project Video + Final Program Reflection

Campus Center

16:30

Depart for Waikiki

17:00

Dinner in Waikiki

19:00

Host Families Pick Up Students at Kapiolani Park, Waikiki

TheBus
?
Kapiolani Park

DAY 2 - Friday, 3/24/17 SCHEDULE

Time

Activity

8:30

Details & Brainstorming for Aloha Project Assignment - This is a sequential / vlog-styled video
project where students will be filmed during activities with their raw reactions and reflections. The
goal of this project is to capture students real life encounters in a foreign and culturally diverse
environment. Students will gradually learn and realize how important it is to connect attitude with
actions. Students will be interviewed at the end of each day to include in the video project. By the
end of the program, students will make a final presentation about their experience in Hawaii, as well
as to identify their own inner potential of being a leading citizen to their community and to the world.

Location

Waikiki Sunset

10:00

Cook and Eat Brunch, Check Out Hotel

Waikiki Sunset

12:00

Depart for UHM by City Bus

12:30

Hale Aloha - Learn about the culture and identity of all Islanders; learn about the aspects that
make the Islanders community successful, and bring that success to Japan; promotion of
leadership. (Presentation in front of everyone)

Campus Center

13:15

Cultural Seminar

Campus Center

13:45

Break

Campus Center

14:00

GameShow in Paradise

Campus Center

14:30

Leadership Activity - What does it mean to serve people and community; Brainstorm & Define
Community; Flag Making - design a flag that represents an ideal community/country. Name the
community, design laws, education, military, etc.

Campus Center

15:00

Presentation of Colors - Solo Presentation on flags (to be documented for Aloha Project/Video)

Campus Center

15:30

Contribute to the World - Islanders to share with students about current social issues in Hawaii
(environment, economy, homelessness); Students must come up with solutions to help with issues
and/or compare to issues in Japan. Students shall present their solutions on how they could
contribute to the world in regards to social issues.

Campus Center

17:00

Host Families Pick Up Students at Sinclair Circle

DAY 6 - Tuesday, 3/28/17 SCHEDULE

Time
11:36

TheBus

Sinclair Circle

DAY 3 - Saturday, 3/25/17 SCHEDULE

Time

Activity

10:00

Host Families Drop Off Students at Kapiolani Park

Kapiolani Park

Location

10:00

Details & Brainstorming for Aloha Project Assignment - This is a sequential / vlog-styled video
project where students will be filmed during activities with their raw reactions and reflections. The
goal of this project is to capture students real life encounters in a foreign and culturally diverse
environment. Students will gradually learn and realize how important it is to connect attitude with
actions. Students will be interviewed at the end of each day to include in the video project. By the
end of the program, students will make a final presentation about their experience in Hawaii, as well
as to identify their own inner potential of being a leading citizen to their community and to the world.

Kapiolani Park

12:00

Walk to Elks Lodge

12:30

Lunch Session with Mrs. Fogarty

15:00

Reflection Session at Kapiolani Park

Kapiolani Park

16:00

Host Family Pick Up

Kapiolani Park

Walk to Elks Lodge

Elks Lodge

Activity
Departure by DL599

Location
HNL