CINDY ELLEN RUSSELL / 2016
One of the bathrooms located at Magic Island.
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I love the beach in Hawaii. However, every time I go to the beach, I’m really disappointed with junk toilets. Doors are broken, rubbish is everywhere, homeless are occupying it. They are far from clean. And not only the toilets; I see so much rubbish and cigar butts on the street.
When I came to Hawaii years ago, I was shocked, because “paradise-island Hawaii” had such dirty streets and dirty toilets. Hawaii’s economy relies on tourism. Visitors expect beautiful beaches, comfortable weather and a relaxing atmosphere. But in fact, rubbish is everywhere and the toilets are junk. It’s shameful.
Please keep toilets clean. Do not throw rubbish and cigar butts everywhere. This is not only for tourists, but for ourselves. If each of us doesn’t change our attitude now, we will lose “paradise-island Hawaii” in the future.
Toshiko Kellarney
Moiliili
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