Below are the last 5 columns written by Ron Mizutani
The Day A Dog Walked Into Our Lives
Wednesday - January 25, 2012
By Ron Mizutani
When it comes to coping with grief, there is no “right time” to move forward. Recovery happens at our own pace, and when we try to conform to someone else’s time frame, we often do more harm than good.
Read Column>>Humpbacks Play In The Harbor
Wednesday - January 18, 2012
By Ron Mizutani
Capt. Willy Winn and his fishing crew were returning to Honolulu Harbor when several humpback whales came up alongside the Ocean Pearl. There’s nothing odd about seeing humpbacks in the Pacific Ocean during the winter months, especially when you’re 400 miles out to sea. But these whales weren’t dropping by.
Read Column>>A True Creature From The Deep
Wednesday - January 11, 2012
By Ron Mizutani
Travis Toyama returned to Jarrett Middle School following his long winter break with a fishing tale many of his sixthgrade classmates probably didn’t believe.
Read Column>>A Wild, Wet Day At Koko Marina
Wednesday - January 04, 2012
By Ron Mizutani
For the past three years, my youngest son and I have spent many Sunday mornings sharing breakfast with my dad at Zippy’s in Hawaii Kai. It is quality time that my father and I embrace.
Read Column>>Expedition Through Tsunami Debris
Wednesday - December 28, 2011
By Ron Mizutani
I’ve always been fascinated by why people “need to know,” and I’m amazed how far some are willing to go to find answers. For some reason, our curiosity is often lured by the bizarre, the strange and, sometimes, the destructive.
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