Squarespace Site Server v5.8.4 (http://www.squarespace.com/)http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/crewinokinawa400.jpg?pictureId=658791<p>From left to right, front row: Takuji Araki of Okinawa, apprentice navigator Ka'iulani Murphy, captain and navigator Nainoa Thompson, first mate Chadd Paishon of Kamuela, Kanako Uchino of Japan, Pomai Bertelmann of Kamuela, Atwood Makanani of Maui, back row: Kaina Holomalia of Nanakuli, Dr. Pete Roney the on-board doctor, Maile Neff of Kaua'i, who can barely be seen, and Timothy Gilliom of Maui. </p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/itoman.jpg?pictureId=658792<p>Photo courtesy of Gary Goya</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/itoman1.jpg?pictureId=658793<p>Photo courtesy of Gary Goya</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/itoman2.jpg?pictureId=658794<p>Photo courtesy of Gary Goya</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/itoman3.jpg?pictureId=658795<p>Photo courtesy of Gary Goya</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/itoman4.jpg?pictureId=658796<p>Photo courtesy of Gary Goya</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/itoman5.jpg?pictureId=658797<p>Photo courtesy of Gary Goya</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/itoman6.jpg?pictureId=658798<p>Photo courtesy of Gary Goya</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/hokuleaatitoman.jpg?pictureId=661489<p>courtesy of Hawaii Tourism Japan</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/hokuleaatitoman2.jpg?pictureId=661490<p>courtesy of Hawaii Tourism Japan</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/hakaitoman.jpg?pictureId=661488<p>courtesy of Hawaii Tourism Japan</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/okinawanhalau.jpg?pictureId=661492<p>courtesy of Hawaii Tourism Japan</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/okinawawelcome.jpg?pictureId=661493<p>courtesy of Hawaii Tourism Japan</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/navigatorsitoman.jpg?pictureId=661491<p>courtesy of Hawaii Tourism Japan</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/itoman%20canoe%201.jpg?pictureId=660874<p>Courtesy of Gary Goya</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/itoman%20canoe%202.jpg?pictureId=660875<p>Courtesy of Gary Goya</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/itoman%20packing%203.jpg?pictureId=660878<p>Courtesy of Gary Goya</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/itoman%20packing.jpg?pictureId=660876<p>Courtesy of Gary Goya</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/itoman%20packing2.jpg?pictureId=660877<p>Courtesy of Gary Goya</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/itoman%20students%20at%20dock.jpg?pictureId=660880<p>Courtesy of Gary Goya</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/itoman%20students%20on%20dock%202.jpg?pictureId=660883<p>Courtesy of Gary Goya</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/itoman%20kana%20and%20students.jpg?pictureId=660879<p>Courtesy of Gary Goya</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/itoman%20students%20on%20canoe.jpg?pictureId=660881<p>Courtesy of Gary Goya</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/itoman%20students%20on%20canoe2.jpg?pictureId=660882<p>Courtesy of Gary Goya</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/familiesokinawa.jpg?pictureId=662691<p>In <span class="caps">PVS, </span>we always feel as if we are all family. During this voyage, that sentiment is especially true. The attached photo shows five sets of parents and their children, all of whom are involved in the voyage, from left to right: Kalepa Babayan (captain, Hokule'a) and his daughter Kala (Hokule'a crew), Ka'iulani Murphy (Hokule'a crew) and her mother Denise (land crew for Hokule'a), Lee Taylor (Kama Hele crew) and his father Mike (captain, Kama Hele), Nainoa Thompson (captain, Hokule'a and Pres, <span class="caps">PVS</span>), Kepa Lyman and his father Kimo (both Kama Hele Crew), Erik Norris and his father Mark (both Kama Hele Crew). Photo and caption by Mike Taylor.</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/hakujinshrine.jpg?pictureId=664351<p>Photo by Gary Goya</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/coldandrainy.jpg?pictureId=664354<p>Photo by Colin Sewake</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/itomandepartures.jpg?pictureId=664945<p>Photo by Ray Richards</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/itomanfarewells.jpg?pictureId=664944<p>Photo by Ray Richards</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/itomantowingoutlr.jpg?pictureId=664946<p>Photo by Mrs. Gwen Fred</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/itomantowingout2lr.jpg?pictureId=664947<p>Photo by Ray Richards</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/01.aihaa%20hokulea.jpg?pictureId=669175<p>1. Crew members greet the people of Itoman, Okinawa with the Hokule’a ‘Aiha’a</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/11.generations.jpg?pictureId=669176<p>Generations of sailors, fathers &amp; sons, mother and daughter, father and daughter, reception at camp foster</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/12.hawaii%20aloha.jpg?pictureId=669177<p>12. Singing Hawaii Aloha at the end of the Okinawa welcoming dinner</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/13.okinwa_hula.jpg?pictureId=669178<p>Okinawa hula dancers greet the canoe in the afternoon, chanting “E ala e”</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/14.prayer%20for%20safety.jpg?pictureId=669179<p>Prayer at fishing shrine for safe voyage, Itoman, Okinawa</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/15.sharing%20in%20dance.jpg?pictureId=669180<p>Sharing in the culture of the Okinawa people</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/18.taiko1.jpg?pictureId=669182<p>Taiko drummers/dancers greet Hokule’a upon arrival to Itoman, Okinawa</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/19.taiko2.jpg?pictureId=669183<p>Taiko drummers/dancers</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/20.taiko3.jpg?pictureId=669184<p>Taiko drummers/dancers</p>http://pvshawaii.squarespace.com/picture/16.speech%20at%20fisheries%20school.jpg?pictureId=669262<p>Kalepa co-presenting at the fisheries school in Itoman, Okinawa</p>