We might buy some Japanese snacks, but we surely don't pick up a fresh squid, or crab to take home. So, it's about the atmosphere and some simple purchases.

I don't like the lunch box at school and just throw it away. My classmates and I always buy snacks or fast food at nearby supermarkets or stores.

The reinvestment in our infrastructure in shopping is an important and powerful message to the Japanese travel industry and consumer.

The Japanese will love it, and hopefully will plan to spend more time here in Hawaii.

We offer fresh fruits, fresh vegetables, whole-grain crackers and lots of healthy snacks.

You can call the center and buy the tickets and pick them up at will call the day of the event. Last year we had (attendance in the) upper 70s, and the event has grown a little each year. This year really is a celebration that we have had the event for five years now.