June 9
Pukari-sanbashi
Terrace of the National Convention Center of Yokohama (in Pacifico Yokohama)
Arrival of Hokule’a (12:00, subject to change)

JICA Yokohama
Panel Exhibition of Hokule’a (June 9-17/10:00-18:00)
Screening of the movie “Gaia Symphony #3, Nainoa Thompson edition (34minutes)” (June 9-15, 17/12:00- 14:00- 16:00- )
Lecture by Tatsumura Jin (in Japanese) “Hokule’a: a gift for the children of the future” (June 9, 15:00-)

BankART NYK
Planetarium program “One Ocean, One People, One Sky” (15:00-18:00)
Live Concert “Chiyo Tia” (17:30- )
Live Concert “Half Moon” (19:30- )

Yokohama International Passenger Terminal “Osanbashi” hall

June 10
Welcome Ceremony at the Terrace (11:00-12:00)
Canoe tour (14:00 -16:00) at Pukari-sanbashi

Planetarium program “One Ocean, One People, One Sky” (12:00-18:00)

June 11
Canoe tour (10:00-12:00, 14:00-16:00) at Pukari-sanbashi

June 12
Canoe tour (10:00-12:00, 14:00-16:00) at Pukari-sanbashi

June 13
Canoe tour for high school students

June 14
Canoe tour (10:00-12:00, 14:00-16:00) at Pukari-sanbashi

June 16
Canoe tour (10:00-12:00, 14:00-16:00) at Pukari-sanbashi
“FUNE project” by the artist Hibino Katsuhiko

Lecture by Nainoa Thompson at JICA Yokohama Gym (in English and Japanese, 13:00-15:00, admissible up to 500 people, entrance on a first-come basis)

Planetarium program “One Ocean, One People, One Sky” (12:00-18:00)
Talk-show by Uchida Masahiro and Yamamoto Masami (in Japanese, 18:00-20:00)
Workshop “Let’s observe the Arcturus (Hokule’a)” (20:00- )

Farewell Concert presented by Hawai’i Tourism Japan (15:30-18:00)

June 17
Departure of Hokule’a (11:00)
Planetarium program “One Ocean, One People, One Sky” (12:00-18:00)
Symposium “What should we learn from Hokule’a?” (in Japanese, 13:00-17:00, admissible up to 500 people, entrance on a first-come basis)

*Canoe tour will be cancelled by the weather condition

Mahalo Hokule`a for your reply on all the upcoming activities you'll be having soon as you dock into Yokohama. I sure hope myself (Davie-ann Momilani Thomas), my ohana & my dear friends (Hawaii people) could meet you all!!!
See you very soon & we'll keep you in prayers for a safe trip & beautiful weather.

a hui hou kakou,
Davie-ann Momilani Thomas

The canoe tours are scheduled for 10am-noon and 2pm-4pm, but they accept reservations starting an hour before (9am and 1 pm). So go there early to obtain a reservation ticket (seiriken). The earlier you get there, the earlier you tour the boat. When I went for the 2pm-4pm tour, all the reservation tickets were gone by 2:20 pm. (Luckily I got there at 1:30 pm.) Probably worse on the 16th, Sat. Good luck to you. The boat was awesome.