HONOLULU - Gwendellyn Sanchez hoped 100 people would attend the gathering she'd organized in Honolulu for descendants of "Gannenmono" -- the first group of Japanese immigrants to arrive in Hawaii in the 19th century, including her great-grandfather, Tokujiro Sato.
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