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| Mochi rice being steamed. |
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| Putting the steamed rice in the usu. |
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| The mochi pounding hammers made out of hau. |
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| The initial smashing of the rice before pounding. |
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| Uncle Harry and Tai pounding mochi. |
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| Uncle Allan and Uncle Clifford's turn. |
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| The women making the balls. |
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| Many different fillings: chocolate, peanut butter, cookie butter... |
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| Dusting off the excess powder. |
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| Cooling station. |
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| Hanu making Grandpa exercise. |
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| Grab bags! |
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| The cousins watching a movie. |













6 comments:
Keeping alive the traditions of old. Awesome.
Truly awesome! Now we just gotta go back and make salt.
Yes, that is so awesome. I wish we did that, too.
We make our own traditions. =)
Well, I wish we had an okinawan tradition, too besides just eating. haha!
Well, I wish we had an okinawan tradition, too besides just eating. haha!
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