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Step back in time to when 'sugar was King'. Come explore a sugar plantation village and ethno-botanical garden featuring more than 25 historic homes reflecting the cultural diversity of the islands. Hear personal stories of struggle and triumph revealing how plantation workers from China, Japan, Korea, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Okinawa and the Philippines ventured to Hawaii in search of a better future. By adapting and blending their ways of life, these pioneers together with the Native Hawaiians created a new, thriving multi-ethnic society.
Come experience the warm aloha and hospitality of our kama`aina guides. Our gift shop also features unique handi-crafts made by our volunteers.
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