Traditions — Thursday, June 24, 2010 2:00
Hawaii’s Fads and Mainstays: A New Series
Hawaii Traditions Doggie Ringer T-shirt
Saturday, April 17, 2010 2:00
Share Doggie heads will turn when they see their friends wearing this customized Hawaii Traditions Groovy doggie t-shirt. Even their human’s will want to know where to get one for their dog so they can by styling with the rest of the canine community.
First Taste: Sake Street
Friday, April 16, 2010 2:00
Share Wes Zane’s newest departure on Kapahulu called Sake Street is a japanese style restaurant that serves food and sake of all kinds. Sake Street’s selection of sake is not only delicious but also an educational experience for a range of palates, from beginners to experts.
Things that Entertained Us: The Ice Palace
Wednesday, April 14, 2010 2:00
Share I was 12 and my gloved fingers worked clumsily to lace up the skates that seemed cemented on my feet. For the first time in my life I could see my breath—so cold was the air—I gave my laces one last tug and slid nervously onto the ice to experience this new-to-me-phenomena called ice [...]
Hawaii Traditions Groovy Basic T-shirt
Saturday, April 10, 2010 2:00
Share Are you feeling Groovy today? Hawaii Traditions Store has new Groovy products available at Zazzle. It’s very hip and groovy, a must have for your Hawaii Traditions collection!
Hawaii Traditions Impulse Tote
Saturday, April 3, 2010 2:00
Share Looking for a nice strong and stylish bag to carry all your things in? Carry it all in this attractive Hawaii Traditions Impulse Tote bag.
Music of the Islands: A New Hawaii Traditions Series on Hawaiian Music
Thursday, April 1, 2010 2:00
Share “Music is what feelings sound like.” – Unknown Author This quote captures the power of music. To feel music is to have experienced life in its many particulars. Music is a powerful trigger of emotions, taking us back to a time and place where life changing events rocked our world (no pun intended). Music [...]
Hawaii Traditions: Good Eats at Bon Dance
Tuesday, March 30, 2010 2:00
Share Bon Dances celebrate the season of the dead, it’s said that’s when the spirits of their ancestors return to visit. It’s a Japanese Buddhist tradition that has evolved over a century, offerings range from barbecue sticks and shaved ice, to some specialty items such as Konganji Temple’s teriyaki grilled corn.
Hawaii Traditions Standard Apron
Saturday, March 27, 2010 2:00
Share One of the things that local people love to do is hibachi on the weekends and invite friends over to party. Why not stay clean while cooking with this Hawaii Traditions Standard Apron.
Hawaii Traditional Game: Jan Ken Po
Wednesday, March 24, 2010 2:00
Share “Junk Cannah Po! I cannah show! Junk Cannah Po! I cannah show!” Originally, thought to have started in China this simple children’s game made its way over to Kyushuu, Japan in 1642. In Japan, “ken” means “fist”, and thus, Jan Ken Po is a fist or hand game played most commonly by two people. [...]
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