200201-N-MH811-1032 HONOLULU (Feb. 1, 2020) Canoes are pulled ashore by Naval officers and paddlers during a Makahiki festival at Rainbow Bay Marina. Canoes are an important part of the Makahiki and adds to the festive atmosphere by providing a traditional means for the image of Lono arriving at the ceremony. The Makahiki festival is a yearly celebration similar to Thanksgiving that brings communities together to thank Lono, the deified guardian of agriculture, rain, health and peace. Since 2002 the Makahiki on Pearl Harbor has been meant to bring together the Native Hawaiian and military co
200201-N-MH811-1032 HONOLULU (Feb. 1, 2020) Canoes are pulled ashore by Naval officers and paddlers during a Makahiki festival at Rainbow Bay Marina. Canoes are an important part of the Makahiki and adds to the festive atmosphere by providing a traditional means for the image of Lono arriving at the ceremony. The Makahiki festival is a yearly celebration similar to Thanksgiving that brings communities together to thank Lono, the deified guardian of agriculture, rain, health and peace. Since 2002 the Makahiki on Pearl Harbor has been meant to bring together the Native Hawaiian and military communities. ( Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Apprentice Molly M. Crawford)
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