Our season!

Did you already go to the beach this year?

These days, most of customers are looking for swim wears.
I realized, summer is came! by them.

Our swims are also popular for elderly ladies too because especially the rush guard can cover their body line where they are worrying.
(Actually, they really worry about their line of body...)
But, it is not a reason.

Our swims are cute!
This is the most important, yah?

You can see our rush guard from here


By the way, I have white boad shorts.

This is really useful not only the beach, but also as daily wear.

Onolicious Lunch at Downtown Honolulu

Our stuffs everyday enjoy thinking, "what we gonna eat for lunch today!"
Fortunatelly, there are a lot of delicious restaurants around our shop, and a choice of lunch is really difficult for us.

Today, I chose MIX cafe which is a casual Italian restaurant on Beretania st. between Bethel st. and Fort st. Mall.

Our stuffs, especially owner, love this restaurant's pasta.
But, today I was take out "Steak Sandwich."


It's really onolicious!!

Lunch time always makes me so happy, and it is important time for stuffs to work harder.
(picture by http://shimajikan.jugem.jp/)

Shark adventure with diving cage!!!

See the beauty and splendor of Hawaii's sharks as they rise from the depths to greet you. This thrilling experience will profoundly affect your feelings towards sharks as you join them three miles out at sea, off Oahu's beautiful North Shore.

Dole Plantation

Originally operated as a fruit stand beginning in 1950, Dole Plantation opened to the public as Hawaii’s "Pineapple Experience" in 1989 after an extensive remodeling of its previous facilities. Dole Plantation completed a $125,000 renovation in 1997 to simulate the building facades in old Haleiwa Town.

Dole Plantation welcomes over one million visitors a year. Guests enjoy a variety of attractions and activities, including the Pineapple Express, the Plantation Garden Tour, the Pineapple Garden Maze and the Guinness Book of World Records 2001 World's Largest Maze. Also popular are informational displays and presentations about pineapple and the history of Dole and the plantation center, offering hundreds of unique pineapple-related and Dole brand items, including the world famous DoleWhip®. Every week, Dole Plantation sells more than 3,500 fresh Hawaii-grown pineapples for consumption at the store or packaged for customers to take home.

The Pineapple Garden Maze at Dole Plantation, officially recognized in the Guinness Book of World Records 2001 as the World’s Largest Maze, offers fun and adventure at every turn.

Covering an area of three acres with at path length of 3.11 miles, it is made of 11,400 colorful Hawaii plants, including varieties of hibiscus, the official state flower.

Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily.
Admission: Adults - $6.00
Children - $4.00
Kama'aina/Military - $5.00

Cirque Hawaii

Cirque Hawaii is a fabulous show that will awe people of all ages. With 34 award-winning performers to dazzle you with their talents they have honed from around the world, this show is truly an international extravaganza right here in the heart of Waikiki.

The show combines the incredible beauty of grace and strength coupled with aerial, dance and acrobatic artistry. You will delight in the comedic antics of the characters and sit in amazement of the jaw-dropping aerial acrobatics and stunning choreography.

Aloha Studiam Swap Meet

Located in the Aloha Stadium, the Swap Meet is a terrific place to find a bargain. Three days a week, hundreds of vendors circle the stadium to sell their wares under tents. Visitors can find everything from Hawaiian shirts to tropical plants to native foods!!



Admission: $1.00 per buyer, 11yrs under free

Located At: Aloha Stadium, 99-500 Salt Lake Blvd.
Ph: (808) 486-6704

From Waikiki: Take the H-1 freeway west to the Stadium exit 1E

Hours: 8am~4pm Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday

Uncle's Fish Market & Grill---PIER 38

If you wanna eat fresh fish, go to Uncle's fish market! When I went to eat here, I ordered "Fresh Ahi Belly"($10.95) So delicious!! And plate was huge!!On saturday and sunday, they have Live music inside restaurant. So you can enjoy Hawaiian Music during lunch time.


They have happy hour 10-11:30am and 2-4pm. You will get free side of Poke if you order any lunch entree during happy hour!

A display case selling fresh fish, seafood, and salad for take home!(3rd pic)

You must try here!!

Restaurant hour; Monday~Saturday
10am~5pm
PH:808-275-0063

1135 N Nimitz hwy
Honolulu, HI 96817

www.unclefishmarket.com

Polynesian Cultural Center

At this lush 42-acre theme park, families have fun learning culture! Friendly hosts illustrate the lives of Polynesian villagers in Samoa, Tonga, Aotearoa New Zealand, Tahiti, Fiji, Old Hawaii, and the Marquesas. Island replicas and true natives add to the authentic experience. Take a canoe ride, learn how to play nose flute, get a Maori tatoo and more. Stay for the award-winning Alii Luau and Horizons evening show.

Fridays Fireworks

Every fridays,Hilton Hawaiian Village has fireworks.

Fireworks Display
7:30 p.m. (October to March)
8 p.m. (April to September)

Giovanni's Shrimp Truck!!

There is a lots of shrimp truck in north shore, but this is the original one!! $12.00 lunch plate.(2 scoop of rice, 12 shrimp) And you can get hot sauce on the side! There is mini plate for $6.00.(1 scoop of rice, 6 shrimp) There is 3 type of menu. 1:Shrimp Scampi(This is the most poplur one!) 2:Hot and Spicy (Sign says "You can't return it!! It's really hot!!") 3:Lemon & Butter and $1.00 for sodas and water.
83 Kamehameha hwy,Kahuku,HI96731

You gotta try at least once!!!

Loco Moco

Loco Moco (loh-koo moh-koo) is Hawaii's original homemade fast food and can be found at just about any fast food joint, roadside diner, mom and pop restaurant or lunch wagon in the Islands.

Loco Moco Recipe
1/4 pound ground beef

1 eggHot prepared gravy

Hot pepper sauce

Tomato ketchup

Soy Sauce

Form the ground beef into a patty. In a frying pan over medium-high heat, cook patty until cooked to your liking; remove from heat and set aside.
Fry egg (sunny-side up or over easy) in the grease from the ground beef.
Assemble this dish by putting a bed of cooked rice in a large bowl, top with hamburger patty, fried egg, and 1 to 2 ladles of hot gravy. Add hot pepper sauce, ketchup, or soy sauce according to your preference.

The Saturday Farmer`s Market

Farmer's market open every saturday at KCC(Kapiolani community college) from 7:30am~11:00am.

They sell a lots of fruits, vegetable,flowers and famous local food "Loco Moco".

Get up early in the morning, and visit to farmer's market !!

Foster Botanical Garden

A large series of gardens designed for the scientific purposes of planning, developing, curating, maintaining, and studying tropical plant life make up the Honolulu Botanical Garden. These gardens are split up into five districts that each present different ecological conditions for the plant life within them.
Visiting these beautiful gardens is completely free except for the Foster Botanical Garden which is a sort of crown jewel of the group. It is set in the middle of the busy city of Honolulu and filled with some of the most exceptional tropical plants that one can imagine. While the Foster Garden is set apart a bit from the others, the others pack a pretty good package of plants as well. Whichever set of gardens one chooses to visit, it is likely to be a visit worth remembering.

Lei

[How to Give a Lei] A lei is traditionally presented to another person by placing it around their neck and giving them a kiss on the cheek. Some say a more traditional and respectful way to present a lei is for the giver to to bow slightly and raise the lei in front of themselves, at about heart level, letting the other person take the lei and place it around their own neck. In modern times it is more common for the giver to place the lei around the recipient's neck along with a kiss. Note that it is considered bad luck to wear a lei you plan to give to someone else or for a pregnant woman to wear a closed a lei. Any lei can be made open and pregnant women should always wear an open lei.

[How to Receive a Lei] It is disrespectful to decline a lei if one is offered to you. If you are allergic to any of the lei materials, or if you are not in a position to wear a lei that is presented (for example if you are playing amusical instrument) the lei should be put in a place of honor to show respect for the giver. A lei can be worn for any occasion or no occasion and it is fine for you to purchase your own lei.

Sunset in Hawaii

Whenever I watch sunset , I feel so relieve from stress...

I love to watch sunset & sunrise on the beach, in Hawaii...

That's something you can't buy for money...really supecial...

Hawaii Water park

If the miles of beaches are not enough for you and your kids, a water park is another attraction for you. Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park is Hawaii's #1 family attraction. The park offers 25 acres of rides, slides, and oceans of excitement. Best of all, this water park is fun for all ages. The main attractions include Hurricane Bay, WaterWorld, Keiki Move, Shaka, and more. You can see the pictures and detail of each attractions by reading on this page.
This water park is a "must see must do" on your list of island activities!