Three floors showcase Japanese books, manga, and anime merchandise in a large, well-organized space. Crowds create a busy, overstimulating atmosphere, but cozy reading corners and a small cafe offer places to rest. The store blends Japanese culture and collectibles with a clean, inviting environment.
Rare Japanese imports fill the shelves, making it a solid spot for authentic Japanese books and stationery. An authentic Japanese cafe and lunch spot upstairs serve genuine Japanese food.
A vast selection of Japanese stationery fills the basement, featuring fountain pens, washi tape, and notebooks. Tools for gunpla model building and other crafting essentials also stand out.
"I found the store to be really cool with lots of anime and manga merchandise."
"I found great stationery and writing tools, including colorful washi tape."
"I found authentic Japanese snacks and treats upstairs."
Good to know
The store hosts events and book signings throughout the year.
You need to dispose of all food and drink before entering the bookstore.
There are absolutely no refunds, only store credit.
Historic Beaux-Arts building houses galleries with intricate architecture and a grand rotunda. Exhibits feel dark and cramped, often crowded with interactive areas for children. Gift shop offers many unique cultural items.
Exhibits show authentic clothing and everyday items from Indigenous communities. Curations involve Native input for genuine stories beyond stereotypes. The gift shop offers authentic handicrafts and jewelry.
Displays include hunting weapons, traditional clothes, and various handicrafts. Tools reflect North American Indian craftsmanship and daily life.
Good to know
The museum is free to enter, making it accessible to everyone.
Wearing a mask is compulsory in the museum as of 12/18/2022.
Free admission is offered during special events like Aloha Day.