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TRAVEL: United States, Hawaii, Oahu

La'ie Point, a tsunami punched a hole, creating the arch, on April 1, 1946.

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Bishop Museum

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Sweet-E's Cafe for breakfast. In a shopping center, open 7 days a week. Best to avoid weekends due to long lines. Blueberry cream cheese stuffed french toast!

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Beachhouse Waikiki at the Moana. #163 of 1945 restaurants in Honolulu. High Tea seems to be the way to go.

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Duc's Bistro. The chicest restaurant in Honolulu Duc's Bistro (1118 Maunakea St.; 808/531-6325; dinner for two $60), owned by a worldly Vietnamese émigré and his wife. It's in the revivified Chinatown, a neighborhood once forbidden to good girls, as it was mysterious place of brothels, opium dens, & tattoo parlors. On Thurs nights, the regulars gather at Duc's to see the entertainer Mihana, who sings and plays the guitar.

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Sushi Izakaya Gaku, 1329 South King St, Honolulu HI 96814 ph: 808-589-1329

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BANZAI Sushi Bar, North Shore. Brazilian-owned. Tatami mats. Saturdays, often live music. Try the South American-style ceviche.

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Kaunala Trail, hiking.

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Pearl Harbor Memorial

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Yamas Fishmarket. To Try: Opihi, or 'island abalone'. Shellfish, popular with the locals. 2332 Young St, Honolulu HI ph: 808-941-9994

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