Last day at the sugar mill workers prepare for closing by shutting down machines and placing caution tape around some parts of the mill.

Duration:

00:25:00

Retired mill operator talks about emigrating to Hawaiʻi and his thoughts on the future of Kāʻū now that the plantation is closing.

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00:05:00

Interview with John Verbiske Jr., welder at the mill.

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00:29:16

Shots of sugar mill camp, Pāhala town, and Japanese shrine.

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00:04:35

Interview with Hajime Ueda, Kenneth Ito, and Masayuki Kai about growing up and working on the planation.

Duration:

00:57:06

Interview with Charles Sakamoto, mill operator.

Duration:

00:31:02

Shots of inside the mill.

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00:50:33

Shots of sugar irrigation system ditch.

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00:06:24

Interview with Joseph G. Pedro, field supervisor at the plantation.

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00:15:00

Interview with Iwao Yonemitsu, retired crop superintendent.

Duration:

00:31:04

Last sugarcane haul from plantation to mill. Includes drivers' decorating trucks and driving through Pāhala town for one last time.

Duration:

00:41:04

Kūpuna talk about growing up on the plantation.

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00:13:00

Shots of sugar mill and company store after shutting down.

Duration:

00:02:00

Interview with James Martinson who grew up in Pāhala. The interview covers such topics as interactions with haole, going to Japan as an army...

Duration:

01:00:36

Footage of sugar overgrown on the field. Also includes footage of Franco Salmoiraghi taking pictures.

Duration:

00:04:30