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Pake (Ah Ling) and Kaminaka Camps
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Hakalau Park and School Complex
H. Fujii Store and Bakery
Honohina Hongwanji
Jimmy's Hi-Way Cafe
Nishimoto Store
Nishiyama Bus Service and Garage
The Ross Families of Hakalau
The Work: Cultivating, Harvesting, Milling and Transportation
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Hakalau Mill & Other Buildings
Wailea Milling Company
The Voice of Hakalau (Newspaper)
The Railroad
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New Highway Bridges Hakalau
Tsunami of April 1, 1946
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Hakalau Jodo Mission Today
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Obon Festival
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Wailea Village Historic Preservation Community
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Cemetery Stewardship
Reviving Hakalau School
Senior Luncheons
Mochi Pounding
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Arsenic Remediation
Cliff Failures
Hāmākua Community Development Plan
Ninole Development (Mile Marker 19)
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Hakalau Store
Opening of the Hakalau Store, 1927.
Photo from the Waichi Ouye Collection courtesy of his Family
The first Hakalau Store
Photo courtesy of Lyman Museum
Photo from the Waichi Ouye Collection courtesy of his Family
Photo from the Waichi Ouye Collection courtesy of his Family
