Front Cover: Woodblock print from Ryukyu gangu zufu, a 1936 collection of fifty-five woodblock prints by Ozaki Seiji of traditional Ryukyuan toys. Called umibaku, this simple wooden box was decorated with colorful handmade paper. Used to store favorite objects, the boxes were popular gifts during the spring yukkanufii festival. Courtesy of the Sakamaki/ Hawley Collection, Hamilton Library, University of Hawai‘i. (Photograph by Christine Takata, Preservation Department, Hamilton Library)

Back Cover: Market and Main Streets in the heart of Wailuku, Maui, circa 1940. On the left, at the southwest corner of the intersection, is the Alexander House Settlement; two buildings up is the S. H. Kress store. (Photograph by Roy F. Crabb, Hawai‘i State Archives)

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