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| Documentary Video Exhibition at The Oceanic Culture Museum in Okinawa |
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| Traditional canoes: | Masawa(Kula canoe in Trobriand), |
| Using poison from plant Octopus fishing Shark fishing Dolphin catching Kite fishing Fish trap e.t.c. |
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| Culinary knowledge: | Breadfruit Yam Taro Sago Coconut Pandanus preserved food Earth Oven Betel nuts, Kava, Coconut e.t.c. |
| Body adornment: | Various types of body painting Various types of tattoo Scarification Dolphin teeth, Weaving lavalava, Tapa Fine mat |
| Inherited world views: | Baby shower ceremony in Palau Funeral in Fiji Tubuan and Dukduk Boys initiation in Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands MatarifI I Nia in Tahiti Churches in the Pacific e.t.c. |
| Sounds, words and body movements: | Sasa of Samoa Sasa instruction Tahitian drums Tahitian drums instruction Tahitian dance Mask Festival of Papua New Guinea Belembaotuyan of Guam Pan pipes of Solomon Islands Female sitting dance of Yap Stick dance of the outer island in Yap e.t.c. |
| Story telling: | Beginning of the sail, Marshall Islands Rat and Octopus, Samoa The man who became the shark, Solomon Islands Big fishhook of Maui, New Zealand |