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Naish Hawaii closes its doors after 40-year run in Kailua

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By Craig T. Kojima and Courtesy Naish Hawaii

May 21, 2020

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Naish Hawaii surf shop closes due to coronavirus pandemic
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Owner Carol Naish with a museum of historical boards decorating ceiling.
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Posters of Carol Naish’s son, Robby Naish, decorated the walls of the shop.
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Owner Carol Naish is closing Naish Hawaii, a windsurfing, kitesurfing and standup paddleboard store in Kailua that has been open for 40 years.
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Two people kiteboarded with the Naish Hawaii logo on the kite.
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The interior of Naish Hawaii, a store in Kailua which is closing.
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Posters of Carol Naish’s son, Robby Naish, decorated the walls of the shop.
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Owner Carol Naish has a "museum" of historical boards decorating ceiling.

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