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Mise Kimono presents ‘Mise Matsuri,’ an unforgetta­ble celebratio­n of tradition, community, first Sunday of March

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Mise Kimono Presents “Mise Matsuri”: An Unforgetta­ble Celebratio­n of Tradition and Community at Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center Kahului, HI, March 3, 2024—Mise Kimono, with support from the Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center, is delighted to invite the community to join in the festivitie­s of “Mise Matsuri,” a special event honoring both the 2nd anniversar­y of Mise Kimono and the cherished Japanese holiday of Girls’ Day, known as Hinamatsur­i. Taking place at the Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center on March 3, 2024, from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m., “Mise Matsuri” promises a day of cultural immersion, entertainm­ent, crafts, special discounts and fun for all ages.

Attendees will be treated to captivatin­g performanc­es from esteemed local groups, including Maui Taiko, Maui Minyo Kai, Maui Buyo Dance Academy, Koto performanc­e by Victoria Jacinto and much more. Their enchanting melodies and graceful movements will transport attendees to the heart of Japanese tradition, setting the stage for an unforgetta­ble celebratio­n.

For the Keiki, “Mise Matsuri” offers an array of engaging craft activities to spark creativity and imaginatio­n. Kids can unleash their artistic talents at the coloring table by Crafts with Alohi, create their own Kanzashi and Origami at the station hosted by Maui Minyo Kai, and Paper doll crafts by Friends and Faire. To top it off, participan­ts who complete all four craft areas will receive a stamp from each craft host into their Mise Matsuri Passport booklets. Upon returning their booklets to the Mise Kimono store, they will receive an exclusive 20 percent discount on their purchase that day—a fantastic incentive to dive into the festivitie­s.

As part of the celebratio­n, Mise Kimono will be dressing Keiki in traditiona­l kimono attire in the Mise Kimono store. They will be offering free photo-booth pictures, courtesy of Next Level Entertainm­ent, to capture the special memories of the day. Additional­ly, guests can indulge in compliment­ary cotton candy and popcorn, adding to the joyful atmosphere of “Mise Matsuri.”

“We are thrilled to commemorat­e our 2nd anniversar­y alongside Girls’ Day with the community,” said Shannon Loo, Owner of Mise Kimono. “Mise Matsuri is a celebratio­n of tradition, culture, and togetherne­ss, and we can’t wait to share this special day with everyone,” said Chanzen Loo Carroll, Co-Owner of Mise Kimono.

Don’t miss out on the magic of “Mise Matsuri” at the Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center on March 3rd. Whether you’re a seasoned enthusiast of Japanese culture or simply looking for a day of family-friendly entertainm­ent, this event promises an experience like no other.

For more informatio­n, visit misekimono.com, follow us on Instagram @ misekimono or contact the Mise Kimono store at Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center.

 ?? Photos courtesy Mise Kimono ?? ABOVE: Mise Kimono shop at QKC has a variety of traditiona­l wear. RIGHT: A presentati­on of kimono fashion available here on Maui.
Photos courtesy Mise Kimono ABOVE: Mise Kimono shop at QKC has a variety of traditiona­l wear. RIGHT: A presentati­on of kimono fashion available here on Maui.
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