There have been many different Hawaiian Islands.  The year 1734 was coral skeleton white sand and swaying Loulu palm trees.  The year 1834 carried an innocence of the Kanaka Maoli people.  The year 1934 Honolulu was much as novelist James Michener's epic work "Hawaii" described.  It remained a magic and exotic paradise.  On the old Chester Doyle Estate, South Hotel Street, Honolulu, was the Nikko Restoration Sanitarium and the Danzan Ryu Dojo.  The business was owned and operated by a middle aged man named Seishiro Okazaki.  He was known as a skilled physical therapist and a inspired JuJitsu Master.  Danzan was a Chinese euphemism that referred to the island's fragrant mountain cedar trees.  Okazaki, a Japanese immigrant, taught several hundred healing, defensive and spiritual techniques from the ancient Japanese Ryu to a mix of adult and junior students.  Little did his students know that his Transmissions conveyed more than self defense and healing.  For an inquisitive few, the Transmissions were lessons in how to enter and exit the void that surrounded them.  The same void where Democritus, Aristotle, Pythagoras, Newton, Einstein, Maxwell and Planck's scientific theories of quantum physics play out.  Okazaki knew the void as the Kiai and the Aiki.  It was the Subjective Realm.  Okazaki used the void for healing, self defense and spiritual alignment.  Newton, Einstein, Maxwell, Faraday and Planck worked at explaining the void.  There was a revelation for Master Okazaki.  His students weren't who he thought they were.  Through an opening at the base of a wooden fence, neighborhood teenage boys, Charlie and Lono witnessed uncommon events and clues to the Master's secret.

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