Take a deep dive to uncover the secret to health and happiness with the age old Japanese tradition of Moai. Understanding the history Derived from the Japanese word which translates to ‘meeting ...

Aside from maintaining a healthy diet and exercising regularly, Okinawans practice a unique tradition called "Moai" (pronounced Mo-eye). This age-old custom helps people build strong social ...

Those who possessed mana were able to command the moai to walk to their designated ... "There was a certain old woman who lived at the southern corner of the mountain and filled the position ...

Called "Moai" (pronounced as Mo-eye), this is an age-old practice in Okinawa which helps people build deep social connections and provide emotional or financial support to each other when needed ...

The moai were carved with stone tools ... says Beno Atán, a 27-year-old tour guide and a native himself. Though many Rapanui have married mainlanders, some worry their culture is being diluted.

It’s a tiny, windswept place, famed for its colossal Moai – mysterious stone figures that each weigh more than a Boeing 737 plane. For years, the island has been the subject of intrigue.