The center of Government in Hawaii
I don’t know well, but is Chinatown is a part of Downtown ?
Or is Chinatown close to Downtown ?
Well, anyway, I went back to Downtown with my full stomach.
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The statue of King Kamehameha !
カメハメハ大王像です（ ´д｀）
I saw this mark so frequently on articles about Hawaii !
このマーク、よく雑誌とかで見ますよねー(*´д｀*)
The state capitol.
中に入れるという情報をきいたものの、がらーんとしたビルで近寄り難い感じでしたΣ(ﾟДﾟ)
I heard that visitors can enter the building, but it looked empty and I couldn’t know where’s the entrance.
Lots of cars were running outside buildings, but, there were only a few groups of tourists around the building.
Every workers work tidily inside buildings 😛
By the way, this building have volcano motifs. Umm. I can’t see so…
The statue of Father Damien.
ダミアン神父。ハンセン病患者のケアに尽力した人だそうで、ハワイでは最も尊敬されている人のひとり（`･ω･´）
He is a Belgian priest and acted for saving leprosy patients isolated in Molokaʻi.
Also he died of leprosy.
Iolani palace.
最終的にアメリカからの移民に乗っ取られてしまったハワイ王朝の遺物（`･ω･´）
That’s remains of Kingdom of Hawaii.
I mistook the information about that. That day was Monday and I thought it was closed day. But later I understood Monday is business days !
In adittion to that I had a wrong information, there was no one around the palace !!!
Well, OK. I’ll go there next time, too !
After that I went back to Waikiki 🙂
The last night of my Waikiki stay, so, I walked around the main street and did shopping till past 11 p.m 🙂
Umm ? I can’t remember what I ate at the night. There’s no picture about my meals of the night. I might not eat something….
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