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Parade celebrates Kamehameha Day

By Craig T. Kojima

June 11, 2022

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Hale O Na Alii O Hawaii members rode down Kalakaua Avenue on Saturday during the King Kamehameha Celebration Floral Parade. The parade honored the 150th anniversary of Kamehameha Day. The entertainment began on King Street in front of ‘Iolani Palace and ended at Kapiolani Park.
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Pau queen Shelley Kehaulani Pe’a rides down Kalakaua Avenue.
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Quinn Akina, on Cowboy, prepares for the parade on the ‘Iolani Palace grounds.
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Tevita Ika, middle, cheered as the parade passed by.
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Polynesian Cultural Center dancers performed on Kalakaua Avenue.
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Hawaii Aloha Academy members get ready to board their float on Kalakaua Avenue.
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Pau queen Shelley Kehaulani Pe’a rides down Richards Street.
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The crowd watches the parade on King Street.
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The Kapiolani Park audience watches the performances after the parade.
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Lei Queen Natalie Brown Ah Quin rides down King Street.
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The parade began at King Street fronting ‘Iolani Palace and the statue of King Kamehameha.
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A’ali’i Moore, with Sandy, preps for the parade.
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Joy Perkins and Haunani Tom, dancers with Kaealani’s Hula Ohana, perform after the parade.
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Dancing at Kapiolani Park after the parade were, from left, Lovey Arnold, Ticia Arnold, Joy Perkins, Lehua Andrade, Gwen Ishikawa and Haunani Tom. They are members of Kaealani’s Hula Ohana.
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Kaealani’s Hula Ohana entertained the crowd at the Hoolaulea after the parade.
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Leinaala Robello, Princess of Molokai, rides down King Street.
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Quinn Akina rides on Cowboy in front of ‘Iolani Palace.
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Polynesian Cultural Center dancers head down King Street.
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At the end of the parade, horses congregate in Kapiolani Park before their trailer ride home.
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Jimmy Ramento Sr., with Jonalynn Sing, attendant for Lanai, Popcorn, and Brad Kalilimoku get ready for the parade.
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The Hawaii Aloha Academy float goes down Kalakaua Avenue.
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Ahahui Kaahumanu of the Hawaiian Royal Society officers rides down Kalakaua Avenue.
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A’ali’i Moore, with Sandy, preps for the parade.
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Kamehameha’s intermediate and junior varsity cheer squads march down King Street.
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Liz Perry, of Ahahui Kaahumanu, waits for the parade to begin.
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Hiroko Minamizaki and Yoshie Yokoyama, lei princesses from Japan, wait for the parade to begin.
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Lauren Teruya, Miss Hawaii 2022, waits for the parade to begin.
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The Hawaii Aloha Academy float goes down Kalakaua Avenue with Deven Oliva, left, and Al Mahuka.
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Papa g of Sons of Hawaii MC, front, and Charles Lopes, Jr. wait to ride their motorcycles in the parade.
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The crowd watches the parade on King Street.
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The crowd watches the parade in front of the statue of King Kamehameha on King Street.
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The parade crowd watches on King Street.
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Lehua Andrade, left, Ticia Arnold and Lovey Arnold perform with Kaealani’s Hula Ohana.
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Katana Ueda, left, and Aleina Mae Gayagas, right, dancing at Kapiolani Park after the parade.
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Terry Kam Ogawa and grandniece, Kamilyn Vuong, watch the parade on King Street.
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Lexey Arnold, middle, performs with Kaealani’s Hula Ohana at Kapiolani Park after the parade.
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Peterson and Manke Ohana watch the parade from the front lawn of ‘Iolani Palace.
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The parade crowd looks on at King Street.
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Royal Order of Kamehameha members ride down Kalakaua Avenue.
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Members of the Miss Bikini Hawaii pose for a photo on King Street.
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