A MAU A MAU

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A MAU A MAU:

to continue forever

John Ka'imikaua

Cultural and Spiritual Traditions of Moloka’i

Life Giving Knowledge of Peace

with Hãlau Hula O Kukunaokalã

A video presentation composed and produced by

Nãlani Minton

Nalani Minton

Videography and Sound by

Nã Maka o ka 'Aina

Editing by

Robert Oshita and Nãlani Minton
at Alphamedia

Cover Design by Nai’a - [email protected]

For further information contact: Nãlani Minton - [email protected]

AND

Hãlau Hula O Kukunaokalã
Ka’ana Kapu
89-314 Lepeka Avenue
Nanakuli, Hawai’i 96792

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