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Welcome to my website and blog, I hope you find your visits here useful and informative as I play with WordPress, PHP, blogs, and whatever else inspires, uplifts, and catches my intentions long enough.

Shinsato means new hometown, or new milestone in Japanese. My mission is to help realize a healthy new global village, one that feels like home. Raised in the capitol city of the world, New York City, by parents from Hawaii, my ancestors came from Japan, Portugal, Wales, and the Hawaiian Islands themselves. My body lives in Montana in the land of the Big Sky, yet my heart longs for Ohana, which is Hawaiian for a spirit of family, immediate and extended, biological and intentional. This exciting integration of the cultures of the world through the amplification of our intelligence and the connecting of our collective genius with computers and the internet can help create a global Ohana. Having been baked in the crazy culture of MIT for my computer science degree, and then shaken in the vibrant vibes around Silicon Valley and the Palo Alto Research Center through 2000 with a smattering of improvisation, a spiritual diploma, and a good dose of personal growth work, washed in a great deal of future shock, there’s more than enough to help the birth of the real potential of our species. But that potential is when we come together, no matter what our background. Why are you reading this anyway? Post something! Help lay a brick. We’ve got work to do.

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  • Aubrey Shinsato

    Always a good thing to run into another Shinsato. Just finding out what our name means. I was told it means new village. :)

  • Hi, Howard! As your “Prosperity Partner” in Wendy’s class, I’m visiting your website to learn more about your world and vision. Let’s hear it for Ohana! I wonder how we will work together…


  • Kathy Shinsato

    I was just browsing. I showed Mom your brief video on the site. It’s interesting to see some of your thoughts. I’m sorry I don’t understand everything and can’t relate. But I listened to the woman who was giving guidance to artists on how to be successful. I wish I had something creative to offer this world.


  • harold

    Hi Kathy – I know you have something creative to offer. One of the things that Wendy Keilin teaches is that you need to focus your “niche” for your products. Maybe it’s easier to offer something to a niche than to “the world”. I’m not necessarily a big fan of “the world” right now, it seems to chew people up and spit them out. Jesus said “Love thy neighbor”. Maybe that’s the same as “serve thy niche”.

  • [...] make great experiences and introduce folks to Open Space. At the Java One Conference i got to meet Shinsato who is working on an unconference in Montana who I invited to the Internet Identity Workshop. He [...]

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