United States Kauai_Prologue
- Wednesday, July 04 2007 @ 04:34 PM JST
- Contributed by: tetujin60
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About two-thirds the size of Tokyo,
it is located at the northern end of the Island.
In September 1992, 90% of the houses on the south side were damaged
by a huge hurricane called Iniki.
For an unimaginable hurricane with a maximum instantaneous wind speed of 229km.
Resorts that cannot be reopened are still exposed to the elements.
The south coast of the Island, where trade winds blow all year round,
has high waves and is not good to swim.
Japanese people
Koloa Town
Datura mete
Koloa Church standing quietly
Koloa Town Street
Town Stray chicken
Jodo sect temple
Old Koloa Town
Hawaiian / Chinese / Japanese / Portuguese
Poipu coast
Rough waves sunset
Dog playing in the waves
Honolulu night view
The surfing accommodation, Poipu (south coast),
is blessed with little rain and good weather all year round,
so it's so easy to spend time it's too cool.
For some reason, even blankets are provided on the hotel beds.
There were many immigrants from Japan 100 years ago,
and there were so many immigrants that it was said that the Japanese accounted for 30% of the population.
Although the third and fourth generations do not speak Japanese,
they are somewhat similar to the Islands of Okinawa and have a familiar atmosphere.
It is most suitable for the Island that has long been called Hollywood in the Pacific Ocean,
the movie "South Pacific" and Elvis Presley's Blue Hawaii, and recently,
"Jurassic Park" was filmed.
It is the setting for many movies.
That much untouched wilderness remains on the Island.
The building is up to the tallest palm tree,
High-rise buildings are regulated and the natural landscape is preserved.
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