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Some old-time Japanese residents in Hawaii say ‘shaka’ (as in the "hang loose" gesture) dates back to the 1880s, me… | Shaka sign, Anatomy reference, Hand reference

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Some old-time Japanese residents in Hawaii say ‘shaka’ (as in the "hang loose" gesture) dates back to the 1880s, means ‘Praise the Lord,’ and was used when someone did something good.

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