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Signs of Hawaiian Life – March 31, 2024

Peter Noel of Honolulu flashed a shaka at Aloha Oaxaca in Oaxaca, Mexico, a speakeasy tiki bar “expertly concealed” near an historic church, according to its website. Photo by Cafey Millard.
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Peter Noel of Honolulu flashed a shaka at Aloha Oaxaca in Oaxaca, Mexico, a speakeasy tiki bar “expertly concealed” near an historic church, according to its website. Photo by Cafey Millard.

Ameya Yokocho, a street of shops in Kyoto, is a bargain shopper’s bonanza. Steven Togami of Kailua found a store there selling secondhand bags, including one from a familiar market. 
Photo by Debra Togami.
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Ameya Yokocho, a street of shops in Kyoto, is a bargain shopper’s bonanza. Steven Togami of Kailua found a store there selling secondhand bags, including one from a familiar market. Photo by Debra Togami.

“While following UH volleyball to Virginia, we found Manoa. The bakery was named from a Hebrew word meaning ‘relaxing,’” wrote Greg Tam of Waipio. Manoa is in Annandale, Va. Photo by Lynn Tam.
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“While following UH volleyball to Virginia, we found Manoa. The bakery was named from a Hebrew word meaning ‘relaxing,’” wrote Greg Tam of Waipio. Manoa is in Annandale, Va. Photo by Lynn Tam.

Peter Noel of Honolulu flashed a shaka at Aloha Oaxaca in Oaxaca, Mexico, a speakeasy tiki bar “expertly concealed” near an historic church, according to its website. Photo by Cafey Millard.
Ameya Yokocho, a street of shops in Kyoto, is a bargain shopper’s bonanza. Steven Togami of Kailua found a store there selling secondhand bags, including one from a familiar market. 
Photo by Debra Togami.
“While following UH volleyball to Virginia, we found Manoa. The bakery was named from a Hebrew word meaning ‘relaxing,’” wrote Greg Tam of Waipio. Manoa is in Annandale, Va. Photo by Lynn Tam.