King Kalakaua and the King Kalakaua Celebration – 15 Nov. 2008

November 16, 2008 by admin

In the November 15th edition of Na Kai `Ewalu Noe Tanigawa and Kaho`onei Panoke are joined by local entertainer Palani Vaughn and storyteller Lopaka Kapanui. We learn some history about King Kalakaua alongside a few fun anectdotes about his life as well as his impact on the Hula, Hawaiian Chant and even Japanese immigration. We will also discuss the history behind the King Kalakaua statue located at the entrance to Waikiki and the upcoming King Kalakaua birthday celebration.

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