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Note: ‘Mauka’ means toward the mountains, and ‘makai’ means toward the sea. The ‘Hilo side’ means east, and the Waipio side means west. 1852 First Chinese laborers brought to Hawaiʻi to work on the plantations. 1868 First Japanese laborers brought to Hawaiʻi. 1870s A.S. Cleghorn, merchandiser and husband of Princess Likelike, King Kalakaua’s sister, opened stores in Waimea, Pauuilo, Hilo, Kona and Honokaa. 1872 Hawaiians and part-Hawaiians constitute 82.8% of the total plantation workforce. 1880 Honokaa ...
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A Brief History of Hawaii and the Hamakua Coast. The Pre-historic Hamakua Coast: Circa 750AD to 1778. The terrain was rough, and much of the coast was difficult to traverse, even through the early 20th century, so it is not surprising that part of the ancient trail (alaloa) that crossed the valleys and ridges and was one of the few connections between the different moku in Hamakua is now the main street through Honokaa town. Next: 1778 to 1840: Discovery, New Arrivals, Missionaries, and Whaling.
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The Legacy of Katsu Goto. By Patsy Y. Iwasaki. Spanning the Pacific Ocean and two countries, Katsu Goto's compelling story began in Terasaka Kokufu Village in Kanagawa Prefecture in the 1880s. Born in 1862, Katsu Kobayakawa was the first son, the chonan. Of three boys and two daughters born to Izaemon and Sayo Kobayakawa. He was to inherit the ancestral home and land. But young Kobayakawa had other plans. Like many other Japanese, he had caught tobei netsu. The astute young man was able to save enough fr...
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Hasegawa Building Nomination Form. What's So Special About Honokaa. Things to See and Do. More about the Hamakua Coast. Circa 750AD to 1778: Pre-historic Hamakua. 1778 to 1840: Discovery, New Arrivals, Missionaries, and Whaling. 1840 to 1890: The Great Mahele and the Rise of Sugar and Ranching. 1850 to 1920: Plantations and Ethnicity. 1900 to 1940: Economic Boom and Prohibition. 1940 to the Present: WWII, Camp Tarawa and the End of Sugar. The Historic Honokaa Town Project. The Hotel Honokaa Club.
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Some Things to See and Do. In no particular order). Is one of the last surviving theaters from the plantation period on the Hamakua Coast. Built in 1930, this beautiful building’s 600-seat venue showcases new-release movies, live music, hula and live performance shows, and has a café in the lobby offering healthy lunch options, pastries, teas and artisanal coffee. Its free Wi-Fi attracts locals and visitors alike to its unique atmosphere and tasty offerings. Their website can be visited here. To schedule...
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News Links, Commentary and Photos from the Hamakua Coast. Honokaa Buildings on Historic Register. November 19, 2015. The Honokaa People’s Theatre on Mamane Street. Three buildings in downtown Honokaa. On the Big Island of Hawaii were placed on the National Register of Historic Places. A division of the National Park Service. The Honokaa People’s Theatre. And the Ferreira Building. Which at one time was the home for the original T. Kaneshiro Store. The old Hasegawa Store Building. Both of which are owned ...
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