It took about thirty years to reach this situation. The immersion school to teach the original Hawaiian language and culture "Ke Kula Kaiapuni O'Anuenue" in Honolulu kindly accepted the Hokkaido delegation.
To be surprised, the Vice Principal of the school was one of the first immigrants from Ainu, the indigenous people in Hokkaido. The tattoo on her face was one of their traditional make-up.
It is very difficult to preserve the language and culture that has nocharacters.
But their efforts exerted have a lot to learn for Hokkaido and Ainu people.
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