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Henry Loui’s, small businesses in Mapunapuna forced to make way for a Home Depot

By Craig T. Kojima

June 29, 2022

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Manager Donna Feldmann works behind the bar at Henry Loui’s on Wednesday. The Mapunapuna restaurant is one of a few dozen local small businesses being displaced to make way for national big-box retailer Home Depot.
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David Lokar, co-owner of Henry Loui’s, a restaurant and bar that has been at the Mapunapua site since 1980 but dates back to 1958 in Waikiki, said the forced shutdown affecting his 44 employees is sad and painful. Home Depot has been working for close to a year or longer on plans for a new store on 1.4 acres in Mapunapuna once anchored by Asian grocery store 99 Ranch Market, and now tenants have until July 15 to move out.
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Rit Kishigawa, Eric Everdong and Jocelyn Kishigawa have lunch at Henry Loui’s on Wednesday. Henry Loui’s last day of service is Thursday.
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Agnes Tubania, Linda Higashi, Ashley Henriksen and Jo Ann Lee have lunch at Henry Loui’s on Wednesday.
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From left, Wendy Corpuz, Suzie Phayakoun, Anne Bateman,manager Donna Feldmann, hostess Agnes Miyashiro and Gary Dickman, back, take a photo on Wednesday at Henry Loui’s.
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Riki Tasaka, Glenn Fong, and Kevin Nishina have lunch at Henry Loui’s on Wednesday.

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