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Honolulu residents Michele Velasco, from left, Van Velasco, Patrick Carmichael and Maryann Carmichael stopped at the Hula Hut restaurant in Austin, Texas, in March. Photo by Jaro Velasco.
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Honolulu residents Michele Velasco, from left, Van Velasco, Patrick Carmichael and Maryann Carmichael stopped at the Hula Hut restaurant in Austin, Texas, in March. Photo by Jaro Velasco.

At left, Renae Bell of Kailua discovered KauKau, a poke restaurant, in Edinburgh, Scotland, in December. Photo by Jeff Bell.
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At left, Renae Bell of Kailua discovered KauKau, a poke restaurant, in Edinburgh, Scotland, in December. Photo by Jeff Bell.

Berlye Yamaki of Pearl City, from left, Steven Yamaki, Mariko Takei, Gayle Tomokiyo, Ethan Tomokiyo, Rick Shimomura and Jere Shimomura threw shakas in front of Maka Le‘a, a Hawaiian cafe in Choshi, Chiba, Japan, in February. Takei, who owns the cafe, said she has visited Hawaii a handful of times and loves it.
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Berlye Yamaki of Pearl City, from left, Steven Yamaki, Mariko Takei, Gayle Tomokiyo, Ethan Tomokiyo, Rick Shimomura and Jere Shimomura threw shakas in front of Maka Le‘a, a Hawaiian cafe in Choshi, Chiba, Japan, in February. Takei, who owns the cafe, said she has visited Hawaii a handful of times and loves it.

Honolulu residents Michele Velasco, from left, Van Velasco, Patrick Carmichael and Maryann Carmichael stopped at the Hula Hut restaurant in Austin, Texas, in March. Photo by Jaro Velasco.
At left, Renae Bell of Kailua discovered KauKau, a poke restaurant, in Edinburgh, Scotland, in December. Photo by Jeff Bell.
Berlye Yamaki of Pearl City, from left, Steven Yamaki, Mariko Takei, Gayle Tomokiyo, Ethan Tomokiyo, Rick Shimomura and Jere Shimomura threw shakas in front of Maka Le‘a, a Hawaiian cafe in Choshi, Chiba, Japan, in February. Takei, who owns the cafe, said she has visited Hawaii a handful of times and loves it.