Six of the Eibei students, who participated in the program, presented on their areas of personal research and interest. Mari K. participated in a special cultural class of traditional Hula and was so impressed by this experience that she presented on the power of Hula. Mei K. introduced the concept of Aina and how it connects to our responsibility as people to protect and love the land, as well as the environment around us. Sayuri M. discussed the Nikkei Community from her research at the Moiliili Senior Center from the perspective of history, medical care, and issues with the family. Miki S. talked about her experiences at the Nawahi Hawaiian Immersion School and talked about the importance of saving endangered languages, such as the Hawaiian language. Eri N. compared the school lunches and food education in Japan and Hawaii and spoke on the issue of food waste. Shizuka K. compared the differences in attitudes of students at UHH and Nanzan University and discussed possible reasons behind such differences. Two of the freshman students, who presented during Hawaii Week's Reflection Presentation, participated actively in this event as MCs and excelled in their difficult task of making impromptu comments at the end of each presentation.