Calendar & Events

Weekly Trails

Saturday Trail

Every Saturday at 1300
Occasionally, the time may be earlier
18 years and Older

Bi-Weekly Trails

POOFTER

Poofter runs are a one-hourish weekday trail and circle. There is 1 hare who is given only a 7minute start, trail lasts about 46 minutes and then ends with a 7-minute circle.

Poofter runs every other Tuesday at 1900.

The starting point changes bi-weekly.

Monthly Trails and Events

Full Moon Trail or Bar Crawl

Once a Month on a Friday at 1900
Expect either a bar crawl or a night trail; the hare decides which kind of chaos you get.

Bar Crawl

Drink, walk, follow marks, & have fun!

Night Trail

Don't forget your headlamp and your a boshi to protect you from moonburn.

Family Trail

Bring the little ones for a fun hash with soda and snacks
2nd or 3rd Sunday of the Month at 1200

Song Practice

Once a Month on a Friday at 1900
Learn the lyrics to the ridiculous songs we sing

Other Regularly Occurring Events

Family Field Trip – Once a quarter

Enjoy a family-friendly hashing adventure to explore the island’s best attractions!

Campout Weekend

Held in spring and fall
A weekend of hashing and fun!
For named hashers only

Calendar

Themed Trails & Other Events

The Hashies

A formal event held annually in January honoring different hashers from the last year. Awards are presented, pictures shared, and drinks consumed with cheer.

Run a Beer Mile in Her Shoes

Two Okinawan Hashers, Antique Loadhoe and Flashbang, put a hasher spin on the Walk a Mile in Her Shoes® by combining it with a beer mile. Walk a Mile Her Shoes is an international event where men walk a mile in high heels to raise awareness about sexual violence, gender stereotypes, and the impact of men's sexualized violence. Since 2001, participants have used this visually striking event to spark conversations and promote education on these issues within their communities.

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Pride Run

In June, the Okinawa Hash House Harriers (OH3) hosts a rainbow-themed trail in celebration of Pride Month. This vibrant tradition, initiated by Okinawa hasher Antique Loadhoe in 2020, honors and supports the diversity within our kennel. OH3 has always taken pride in being one of the most inclusive Hash House Harrier groups worldwide. Our community has welcomed Trans women as GMs, Gay, Lesbian, and Bi RAs, Trans Beer-and-Songmeisters, and people of all identities sharing in the joy and camaraderie of the trail. Today’s Pride run is not only a celebration of our diversity but also a moment to reflect on the progress the LGBTQIA+ community has made and the work that still lies ahead.

Red Dress Run

The Red Dress Run takes place annually each August. The event began in 1987 when Donna Rhinehart was introduced to hashing at a Long Beach, California, hash. She was told to "wait in the truck" while her host went inside, but instead, she joined the hashers wearing a red dress. The following year, the San Diego Hash House Harriers invited Rhinehart to their inaugural "Red Dress Run" with an airline ticket. The event, where hundreds of participants donned red dresses, received significant local media attention. During the event, Rhinehart, who came to be known as "The Lady in Red," proposed that such hashes could be organized to support local charities.

World Peace Through Beer

World Peace Through Beer is an annual event held on the closest hashing day to United Nations Day, Oct. 24. Any hash may join by setting a run featuring beers from as many nations as can be enjoyed. We are helping all beer-producing nations by encouraging the production and consumption of beer and helping various hash groups open their eyes to the variety of beers and flavors enjoyed by hashers everywhere.