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Honolulu Festival to now charge admission

JAMM AQUINO / FEB. 29
                                Devin Nakamura of Chinagu Eisa performs during a news conference in Waikiki for the Honolulu Festival. This year’s festival takes place March 7-9.
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JAMM AQUINO / FEB. 29

Devin Nakamura of Chinagu Eisa performs during a news conference in Waikiki for the Honolulu Festival. This year’s festival takes place March 7-9.

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                                Ted Kubo
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Ted Kubo

COURTESY WAYNE SHIBARA / HONOLULU FESTIVAL / MARCH 10
                                Above, students from H.P. Baldwin High School and King Kekaulike High School on Maui carried a “mikoshi” — portable shrine — that symbolized overcoming hardship, through Waikiki during the Honolulu Festival Grand Parade.
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COURTESY WAYNE SHIBARA / HONOLULU FESTIVAL / MARCH 10

Above, students from H.P. Baldwin High School and King Kekaulike High School on Maui carried a “mikoshi” — portable shrine — that symbolized overcoming hardship, through Waikiki during the Honolulu Festival Grand Parade.

JAMM AQUINO / FEB. 29
                                Devin Nakamura of Chinagu Eisa performs during a news conference in Waikiki for the Honolulu Festival. This year’s festival takes place March 7-9.
STAR-ADVERTISER
                                Ted Kubo
COURTESY WAYNE SHIBARA / HONOLULU FESTIVAL / MARCH 10
                                Above, students from H.P. Baldwin High School and King Kekaulike High School on Maui carried a “mikoshi” — portable shrine — that symbolized overcoming hardship, through Waikiki during the Honolulu Festival Grand Parade.