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Aloha Street Magazine 2006 Summer issue is available all across Oahu to our subscribers in Japan from June 1, 2006. |
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This issue features an extended map for the beaches of Waikiki. Using beautiful aerial images, the map is complete with hot spot locators as well as practical information such as life guard towers, bathrooms, and much more. In response to the concerns from our readers about contaminated beaches, part of our social effort to boost tourism is to assure our readers that the water around the Waikiki Beach area is safe and ready for activity.
Besides the helpful maps, area guides, event calendars, etc., this issue includes other original editorials that were extensively researched by our writing staff. |
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| Contents of Aloha Street’s Summer 2006 issue |
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Special Report: "Special Report:"Beaches of Waikiki Map"
Find the hot spots along the beaches of Waikiki with this beautifully photographed map that extends from Duke Kahanamoku Beach to Kapiolani Beach.
Interview: "The Brothers Cazimero"
With an outstanding 37 albums on their resume, hear what Hawaii’s Number 1 recording artists have to say about their music and inspirations.
Local's Talk: "The Hunter Sisters"
Tour the North Shore as we follow teen amateur surfing sisters, Lani & Ashley Hunter, to their favorite local hang outs.
Culture: "Plate Lunch"
Combining cuisine from cultures around the globe, learn about Hawaii’s favorite local food, the plate lunch.
Island Music: "Herb Ohta, Junior"
Following in the footsteps of his famous father, Herb Ohta Junior leads a new generation of performers on a wave of increased ukulele popularity.
Aloha Fan Club: "Yumi Yoshimoto"
Lyricist and novelist, Japan’s premier author of Mana shares with us her love for Hawaii and Hawaiian culture.
Aloha Street Japan: "Angela Maki Vernon"
Join us for a day in the life of model, actress, and amateur surfing sensation, Angela Maki Vernon. To continue with the “Aloha” spirit after returning to Japan, visit the listed Hawaiian themed shops located in Japan.
Aloha Street Special: "Big Island Edition"
Where to stay? What to do and see? Find out in the first Aloha Street special exclusively about the Big Island of Hawaii
Gourmet Guide: "Washoku (Japanese Cuisine)"
Other features include Aloha Astrology, a Hawaiian language
special and more. |
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