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Ryan Kalei Tsuji is a co-producer of the upcoming documentary film, Rise of the Wahine. The film tells the incredible untold story of the formation of one of the most beloved sports teams in Hawaii and how a group of women changed the landscape of womens athletics throughout the country. Learn More.
Ryan's television career began in 2009 when he started working as a color commentator covering University of Hawaii athletics. In 2011 he became a sports reporter at the NBC/CBS Honolulu affiliate Hawaii News Now.
Ryan Kalei Tsuji. From a very early age, Ryan Kalei Tsuji knew he was going to be a TV reporter. Whether it was pretending to be a sports commentator at various middle school sporting events or serving as emcee or host for various school functions, it was very clear that Ryan's talents in communication would ultimately lead him to a career in ...
Mar 16, 2020 · He became a sports reporter for Hawaii News Now, then secured a coveted morning news anchor/reporter spot at KITV, where he discovered just how much influence great video could have. But television didn’t occupy him for long.
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Jun 29, 2022 · By taking home two Tellys this year, Ryan Kalei Tsuji and Yunji de Nies are proving that it’s their time to shine when it comes to delivering award-winning news content to audiences. A “low production, high information” program, as de Nies describes it, Spotlight Hawai‘i was in the company of colossal networks like CBS, which won for 60 ...
Aug 3, 2023 · Co-hosts Ryan Kalei Tsuji and Yunji de Nies broke the news to viewers of what turned out to be the final show on Monday. Kalei Tsuji also shared a few more details on Facebook this week.
