First Daughter Mediaworks is a Hawaii corporation based in Honolulu, established for the express purpose of creating quality programming that is enlightening, educating and entertaining.

The most visible credits of First Daughter Mediaworks are the public television cooking series HAWAII COOKS WITH ROY YAMAGUCHI, NEW AMERICAN CUISINE and THE KITCHEN SESSIONS WITH CHARLIE TROTTER, which was the 1999 James Beard winner for "Best National Cooking Show."

Other recent projects include: DOUBLE HAPPINESS, a 13-part television series for public television featuring recipes and memories from a mother's life in China and her daughter's life in America, hosted by the mother and daughter team of Leeann and Katie Chin; and a partnership with Sprite Entertainment to produce a healthy eating and wellness series for children and parents.

In addition to documentary and series television projects, commercial production is a major component of First Daughter Mediaworks. Some of its commercial clients include: Kikkoman International, Mauna Loa Macadamia Nut Corporation, Sara Lee Bakery, Hawaiian Electric, and King Estate Winery.