No. We are not predominately Chinese but it is a great way to describe our racial mix of Hawaiian, Samoan, Caucasian, Japanese, Korean, Filipino and Chinese. If your family has been in Hawaii for a couple of generations, it's a strong chance that you are a chop suey mix of several of the above. After all, opposites do attract!

Each island has historical locations which "relive" the ancient Hawaiian and early plantation days of the islands. Take a few moments and go back in time to when people arrived on these islands by ancient sailing canoes from Tahiti, merchant ships from America or steamers from the Orient.

Along with our historic sites, ethnic festivals and events, you'll find contemporary theaters and art galleries around the islands. This tropical landscape provides us with a collage of vibrant images and colors everyday which is reflected in our contemporary as well as earlier island art...

Enjoy...