Mahalo for this! It was so helpful❤

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I love this so much!!!! Can I have your permission to teach it to the kids at my preschool?

This is truly an excellent video explaining many mysteries about the story of Kamehameha. Very good work

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I love you grandpa tommy “Thomas Kaniho” His favorite sayings was “That’s Da Wanna” Miss grandpa. South Point Hawaiian Cowboy 💪🏾🤙🏾 Mahalo for up loading this vid 😊

My grandpa owned a gas station in Waimanalo, Edward Saito was his name.

rest in love

Mahalo for this cute mele! May I ask what the chords are?

❤touched my heart. blessed to be a part of the hawaii ohana. aloha see maui utube🌴

You never see a sunset there always cloudy

thank you for sharing ❤ aloha from big island 🏝️

Aloha! Just wanted to say that 30 minutes was a little too long for me, since some kukui burned. I think I’ll try 20-25 minutes next time. Mahalo for the recipe!

Finally, I saw somebody mention and showed the King Kamehameha stone, which is in front of a public library in Hilo.

So Delicious this kind fish I like'um 🤙🌺

Thanks for sharing your story 💯💯 they must have a lot of names

Amazing story of Hawaii like this video ❤❤❤

Tūtū Pele!! Thats my grandma ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

ʻā ʻoia

I lived in Hilo from 1978-79 and opened a restaurant.My favorite place on Earth

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I was a resident of Ke Kama Pono in 2015. I loved every second I was there. I learned so much from Uncle Mike. THANK YOU Partners In Development for such a beautiful program.

Great video! Mahalo for sharing. Make more videos please.

Thank you for these videos!

Our beautiful Islands of Hawai’i are being destroyed each and every day. With Hawaiian Islands being so far away from any other place it’s hard on our people. Our people have to depend upon the U.S. government, the State government and the tourism industry. Everyone has been complaining about the high economy and the price of living in our Hawai’i. Because of the growing sentiment of high cost of living in Hawai’i people are moving away from our natural habitat. I left Hawai’i with my wife and two sons for a better life and future for my family. Though I’m Kanaka Maoli from Wahiawa central Oahu I was born and raised on Oahu during my formative years. I enlisted in the Marine Corps right after high school and was stationed in KMCAS, Kaneohe with 3 different units. I officially retired in Hawai’i and relocated back to San Diego California. I’ve since been retired again and trying to make the best of my life with what God has given me. How I long to go back to my roots where my parents and their parents were born. I still have family siblings and relatives on Oahu, Maui, the Big Island, and Kauai . My siblings all live in Makaha, the north west side of the Island. Folks that come from Hawai’i understand the importance of our culture and traditions but being over shadowed by greed, contempt and lack of respect, understanding and compassion for our Hawaiian ancestors. I pray for my siblings, my wife sister and their families for a better future than what they are currently experiencing today. Mahalo nui loa . James Kawai Kaupe, Jr.

Excellent! just discovered this video, learned choke, even after living in Hilo all my life.

Hawaii No Ka Oi. 🌴🌊

We all know this one tweaker "auntie". Can da doodoo coming out her mouth. No mo ha

I lived in Hawaii for almost 27 years, on Oahu and the Big Island, and having lived in Waimea was my favorite place of all. I felt so peaceful there and I miss it more than any place I have ever lived (USA, Germany, Mexico, Tunisia and Morocco)

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What a great victory for the kaiaulu o waihee

Love this! Mahalo for sharing!

ZUCKERBERG IS AN INVASIVE SPECIES THAT IS NOT WELCOMED HERE.

Mahalo nui loa! So wonderful to learn about the history! May the traditional ahupua’a system galvanize & transform the world, as the spirit of aloha heals. Hawai’i truly is the piko for humanity’s healing. Mahalo, mahalo, mahalo!

Growing up in Mililani we spent a lot of time out here, just loved this side of the island, so peaceful. The mana is strong out here. My mother had a friend she called Mama Hati that lived out here, she gave her valuable spiritual advice. Did a lot of fishing out this way too.

Thank you for sharing this video father was born in this Island Campbell Eckart Miller family

My family by the lived Punch bowl area

I love the story of Hawai’i my ancestry The Campbell Eckart Miller

Thank you so much for sharing

My ancestors Max Echart beautiful landscape

Beautiful❤

My home 😊

Born and raised in lower Papakolea...53 steps to our house...We lived below Aunty Genoa and Aunty Helen Kamauu...fun times...

The first Hawaiian homestead?

My Hawaiian ancestors came from Kohala. My mother was born in Kawaihae in 1904 to a Hawaiian native and a Japanese fisherman. Towaihae on the map, I guess, is Kawaihae.

I don't recognize a lot of places in the video. When the Waimanalo Sugar Plantation ended, we leased 10 acres and cut down all the sugar cane to open a farm in 1948. Now the farm is next to the Hawaiian Homestead and mauka of the Waimanalo Beach Park. The Waimanalo Beach is one of the best beach in the world. I don't know if it is still. I left the farm in 1953, but it is still there, growing sunflowers.

I love the history! My grandparents from Hanalei told similar stories. I have 40 year old audio recordings of my grand mother telling stories of Kauai in the 30’s and 40’s. My heart aches to come home. Mahalo nui loa.

Grandpa Tommy..legend of kau

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I grew up in Honolulu but my grandparents lived in the Pahala plantation camp. And my Mom grew up there and graduated from Kau High. So I spent many summers at my grandparents home in Pahala with my cousins, Aunts and Uncles.