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KUROKO 'BEHIND THE SCENES' RECOGNITION The term “Kuroko” (literal translation: black child//black clothes) is used in reference to the stagehands in traditional Japanese theatre, dressed all in black so as to appear invisible. They move about in kabuki and noh stages much as a stealthy ninja at night. They may even hold props or move scenery, but are rarely apparent on stage. Each year at our General Membership Gathering, the Honolulu Japanese Chamber of Commerce (HJCC) recognizes members that have continued to support the organization in many ways “behind the scenes”. The selection committee is the office staff who interacts directly with our members. Congratulations to our honorees: 2019
2018 Cathy Tong Past Kuroko Award Honorees 2016 2015 2014 2013 |
