The Arizona sank just nine minutes after a Japanese bomb ignited its forward magazine. 1,117 of its crew were lost, accounting for more than half of the deaths at Pearl Harbor. (From Aerial America) Read more.
Go when it looks like rain, or when it is raining, most of the crowds will be scared away and then you can get whatever you want.
Dress up, get on the list early. Oh and buy a bottle for faster service and a good party spot inside.
Opened in 1901 & became the largest hotel in Waikiki. In 1905 Jane Standford, Co-Founder of Stanford University died from poisoning in her room, making it one of America’s legendary mysteries.
We always order special Chirashi.it's not on menu and current price $38 to $42 for one. price is high but this is the most dericious Chirashi I've ever had :) very fresh and melt in my mouth! :')
Best sushi restaurant on the island! Only way to go is the omakase at the bar. Don't ask questions!
Realized how authentic this Izakaya joint is when it was clear we were the only party amongst all staff and patrons who properly spoke languages other than Japanese.
Don't be scared of the long line, it moves fast! As others have mentioned, cash only. Well worth your time; easily amongst the very best cheap eats in Waikiki. Highly recommended.
Try the poke bowl as it was voted number one in our Best of Honolulu issue. Ono Seafood will even mix poke to your palate's liking. -Best of Honolulu, March 2012
Walk to towards the Diamond Head Lighthouse. You'll pass a small garden area along the wall that the local surfers created and maintain themselves.
Respect these submariners. They slept directly on top of torpedoes!
Ignore the guy who said "do not do this." It's really not that difficult! Water, pace yourself, wear good tennis shoes & sunscreen, go earlier in the day, etc. BEAUTIFUL view, very much worth it.
