Setagaya Aloha was organized as a volunteer group in 1996 by the alumni of Setagaya Senior Citizen University’s 21st graduating class. This group was created so that we can have a place to share our friendship and live healthy lives. It started out as a group of ten and now has over 100 members. Attracted by the lovely art of hula, we volunteer to perform hula in welfare related activities in our community.Our goal is to participate in the Honolulu Festival to promote cultural exchange. We would like to share our friendship with volunteers in Hawaii and contribute to establishing a special bond between Japan and Hawaii.

Spreading joy and helping others are our goals. With hula’s popularity soaring in Japan, cultural exchange has been taken to an even higher level through performances of this elegant dance. We volunteer to perform hula in welfare related activities in our community.

Hula’s popularity has boomed in Japan. Cultural exchange has been taken to an even higher level through performances of this elegant dance. We volunteer to perform hula in welfare related activities.

Hula’s popularity has boomed in Japan. Cultural exchange has been taken to an even higher level through performances of this elegant dance. We volunteer to perform hula in welfare related activities.