Leaving Japan tonight...but first, my friend is taking me to Ochanomizu - candyland of musicians, where one finds blocks and blocks of vintage instrument stores.
Lord, help me if I find something that wants to follow me home! LOL!!
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Last night in Japan! Dinner with very classy style!
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Friday, February 28, 2014
Ready to hit the stage to sing for our soloist at the Queen Lili‘uokalani Keiki Hula Competition in Japan! Gambarimasho!!
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Tonight's dinner...we are stomped and ready to hit the sack! Recharging the batteries for Keiki Hula Japan Competition tomorrow!
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Tonight's restaurant also featured a wide array of cow tongue on display! Yikes!
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Monday, February 24, 2014
Me & my buddy, La‘akea - ready to fly!
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After a 14hr layover in Hawai‘i from San Francisco, time to get my Nihon on!
- at Honolulu Airport
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Sunday, February 16, 2014
At the Hale Koa Hotel in Waikīkī - Ready to hit the stage with Hālau Hula ‘O Kawaili'ulā for "E Hula Mai" hula festival!
Eric Lee is widely known in the music industry today as one-third of the Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award Winning group, Nā Kama, releasing four CDs to date, and working on their fifth due by 2010. His creative musical arrangements and awareness to perpetuate the Hawaiian language has contributed to the magical sound of Nā Kama since it started in 1998. Eric was also a former member of the popular island music group, The Ka‘ala Boys, releasing three studio CDs, a Christmas single, and a greatest hits CD.
Eric has also worked as a studio-for-hire musician, playing on (and at times asked to produce) other artists’ projects, including a number of commercial products, some of which Eric has composed music for.
With his versatility in playing different genres of music, Eric released his solo debut CD, “Crossroads”, on May 1, 2009, being one of the first Hawaiian artists to digitally release a studio recording due to the tremendous changes in the CD market sales of today. “Crossroads” is available for purchase via iTunes and Amazon.com.