Alice Inoue (born July 17, 1964) is an astrologer, feng shui expert,
author, and life coach from Hawaii. She is a former television
presenter, most notably for her Do Sports program on Fuji News where
she showcased activities for Japanese tourists visiting Hawaii. At the
height of her media career, she had three television shows and four
major sponsors. She has been featured in numerous publications
including gracing the cover of MidWeek twice and appearing in Hawaii
Business Magazine, Pacific Business News, The Honolulu Advertiser,
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, MidWeek, Homescapes, and Hawaii Home &
Remodeling. Inoue is the founder and currently a life guide at
Happiness U, a school for adults in Honolulu that provides advice and
inspiration about life and happiness. She also has a weekly column in
the Hawaii Renovation called Go Ask Alice where she answers readers'
questions relating to life and feng shui.Inoue was born in San
Francisco, California, to a Taiwanese mother and German-Irish father.
From the age of eight, she was raised bilingually in Taiwan, speaking
both English and Mandarin. Graduating from Morrison Academy in 1981,
Inoue returned to the United States to continue her education. She
attended the University of California at Santa Cruz where she studied
for four years, earning a degree in Biology as a pre-med student.
Instead of pursuing medical school, Inoue moved to Japan to teach
English while at the same time learned to speak Japanese.While in
Japan, Inoue responded to a job advertisement seeking a bilingual
assistant. She applied and was hired by Pacific Network Services,
relocating to Hawaii in 1989. Inoue met and eventually married Egan
Inoue, a former racquetball champion turned mixed martial arts
practitioner. She transitioned into media where she worked as a live
daily television show host, moving on to work as a bilingual news
anchor and then host of her own Japanese television show. Inoue began
her television career in commercials, including one with First
Hawaiian Bank alongside Pat Morita. Her career also includes anchoring
for Oahu Island News on the KVCN-TV for the Visitor Cable Network. The
program is broadcast in over 28,000 hotel rooms throughout Hawaii. She
also spent time as a co-host on KFVE's live game show, Times Super
Bingo. Inoue also anchored for Aloha Times News on Japan TV News-NHK
where she featured various segments on Hawaii tourism. She also had a
featured sports program on Fuji News, Japan's top rated news network.
The program, Do Sports, was taped in Japanese and tailored towards
Japanese tourists. In the program, Inoue was featured trying new
activities such as skydiving, high performance kite flying, wind
sailing, and deep sea fishing. The show was so popular among Japanese
tourists that she would often get stopped while in public in order to
sign autographs and pose for pictures.
author, and life coach from Hawaii. She is a former television
presenter, most notably for her Do Sports program on Fuji News where
she showcased activities for Japanese tourists visiting Hawaii. At the
height of her media career, she had three television shows and four
major sponsors. She has been featured in numerous publications
including gracing the cover of MidWeek twice and appearing in Hawaii
Business Magazine, Pacific Business News, The Honolulu Advertiser,
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, MidWeek, Homescapes, and Hawaii Home &
Remodeling. Inoue is the founder and currently a life guide at
Happiness U, a school for adults in Honolulu that provides advice and
inspiration about life and happiness. She also has a weekly column in
the Hawaii Renovation called Go Ask Alice where she answers readers'
questions relating to life and feng shui.Inoue was born in San
Francisco, California, to a Taiwanese mother and German-Irish father.
From the age of eight, she was raised bilingually in Taiwan, speaking
both English and Mandarin. Graduating from Morrison Academy in 1981,
Inoue returned to the United States to continue her education. She
attended the University of California at Santa Cruz where she studied
for four years, earning a degree in Biology as a pre-med student.
Instead of pursuing medical school, Inoue moved to Japan to teach
English while at the same time learned to speak Japanese.While in
Japan, Inoue responded to a job advertisement seeking a bilingual
assistant. She applied and was hired by Pacific Network Services,
relocating to Hawaii in 1989. Inoue met and eventually married Egan
Inoue, a former racquetball champion turned mixed martial arts
practitioner. She transitioned into media where she worked as a live
daily television show host, moving on to work as a bilingual news
anchor and then host of her own Japanese television show. Inoue began
her television career in commercials, including one with First
Hawaiian Bank alongside Pat Morita. Her career also includes anchoring
for Oahu Island News on the KVCN-TV for the Visitor Cable Network. The
program is broadcast in over 28,000 hotel rooms throughout Hawaii. She
also spent time as a co-host on KFVE's live game show, Times Super
Bingo. Inoue also anchored for Aloha Times News on Japan TV News-NHK
where she featured various segments on Hawaii tourism. She also had a
featured sports program on Fuji News, Japan's top rated news network.
The program, Do Sports, was taped in Japanese and tailored towards
Japanese tourists. In the program, Inoue was featured trying new
activities such as skydiving, high performance kite flying, wind
sailing, and deep sea fishing. The show was so popular among Japanese
tourists that she would often get stopped while in public in order to
sign autographs and pose for pictures.
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