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Signs of Hawaiian Life – May 21, 2023

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  • Jean-Paul Chaine visited Waikiki Cafe in Paris in October. The Honolulu resident writes, “This restaurant has been here for at least 10 years, my wife had her photo published in this column in 2012.”

    Jean-Paul Chaine visited Waikiki Cafe in Paris in October. The Honolulu resident writes, “This restaurant has been here for at least 10 years, my wife had her photo published in this column in 2012.”

  • Aiea residents Leonard and Mary Agor snapped this selfie in front of Poke Bar while exploring Le Havre, France, in October. The sign on the shop says, “Le Havre is better than Hawaii.”

    Aiea residents Leonard and Mary Agor snapped this selfie in front of Poke Bar while exploring Le Havre, France, in October. The sign on the shop says, “Le Havre is better than Hawaii.”

  • In August, John Kitchen of Kailua-Kona discovered the Hukilau restaurant in Florence, Ore., while staying at a hotel next door. Photo by Pimluck Kasemsith.

    In August, John Kitchen of Kailua-Kona discovered the Hukilau restaurant in Florence, Ore., while staying at a hotel next door. Photo by Pimluck Kasemsith.

Did you spot a sign of Hawaiian life on your travels? To submit photos, check out our new, simple online submission form at staradvertiser.com/signs. You must fill out all required fields in order to be considered for publication. Photos must have a person in them and contain a “sign” of Hawaiian life. Email submissions and mailed photos are no longer accepted.

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