On March 4th, 2020, a professor and his students from the University of Hawaii’s graphic design department came to Clarence Lee Design’s newly renovated Marco Polo office for a studio tour. ...
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On October 3rd, a seminar for business executives organized by Tanabe Consulting (Tanabe Management) and called “Tourism Business Growth Strategy” was held at the Halekulani Hotel in Hawaii. ...
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Our company is located on the 1st floor of a high-rise apartment called Marco Polo in Honolulu, Hawaii. In July of 2017, a large-scale fire broke out on one of the upper floors of the building. Therefore, we had been operating in a temporary office...
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Tsutomu Nakai has been active as a Japanese Taiko (drum) player in Hawaii, and his 2nd album “Ola” won the graphics award for the best album cover design. Clarence Lee Design, who was in charge of the design, was also commended alongside Mr. Tsutomu Nakai....
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Tsutomu Nakai's 2nd album “Ola”, has been nominated as a finalist for the graphics award in the adjudicated category for the Nā Hōkū Hanohano Awards....
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Professor Lee and his students from the University of Hawaii’s graphic design program came to tour our studio. ...
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Eight members of the Shizuoka Prefecture's Atami City Hall, Tourism Association, and Ryokan Association visited Clarence Lee Design to learn about the 111-HAWAII Project....
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Students from Hamamatsu Middle School (a division of Shizuoka University in Shizuoka, Japan) came to visit Clarence Lee Design as part of their hands-on learning experience in Hawaii....
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Read MoreAn officially endorsed project by Hawaii Tourism Japan – “111-HAWAII PROJECT” – which is operated by Clarence Lee Design, made a concept video called “Does Hawaii also need regional revitalization? Bringing together various hidden local products with a single unified branding.” and it has launched...
Read MoreMade in Hawaii TV, a Hawaii informational program in Japanese, which is broadcast at more than 100 hotels in Hawaii, introduced the 111-Hawaii Project as a case study for contribution activities....
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On May 26th, International Tourism & Business students from Yasuda Women’s University at Hiroshima, Japan, who are now studying abroad ...
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