"When dancing, reach out and touch someone's heart. Let the joy of your hula be felt."
Aloha mai.... Welcome to our halau hula homepage.
We are dedicated to perpetuate the traditional dances of Hawai'i.“育てる。”
Kealakapawa dancers take a moment for the paparazzi outside of the Hawaiian Eyes Cafe at Tsukashin.
Na kaikamahine and na wahine o Kealakapawa are all smiles before the live performance at Hawaiian Eyes Cafe.
Na kaikamahine happily dance to the song Ka Beauty A'o Manoa. Oh, these two little cuties were "mecha wonderful!" Sugoi ne?
Kahuakahi dancers and Emiko dance to the mele Ke 'Ala Ka'u I Honi.
Mamiko and Hitomi express the joy of the hula as they do our rendition of Pua 'Ala Aumoe.
Nodoka looks on as her hula sisters from Pua Hau do the hula to Hale'iwa Paka at Hawaiian Eyes Cafe.
Pua Hau, Pua Kukui, and Kahuakahi dancers do a hula about the beauty of the sweet pua melia.
Yuko, Keiko, and Akiko from Pua 'Awapuhi, express their emotion as they hula about a love triangle in the mele 'Alekoki.
Yasuko must've done a good job on stage! She's already in party mode... Hau'oli'oli e! (Is that lady with the red hair expressive or what?)
Saori, Nodoka, and Yasuko pose for the camera while enjoying the music and dance.
The dancers relax between songs, drink, enjoy watching the other dancers, but never miss a moment to mino'aka for the camera.
These Kealakapawa dancers braved the weather and made it out to Hawaiian Eyes Cafe for some drinks, pupus, Hawaiian music, and good fun hula.
On Sunday September 21, the hula event at Tsukashin was cancelled due to the heavy rain. Homare of Hawaiian Eyes Cafe, invited schools of dancers to perform at his club... We were invited to come too, so we joined in the fun, drank beer, and gin & tonic, ate good food... But most of all, we loved sharing our hula, and seeing other dancers dance. It was a wonderful gathering.
With hair flowing and hips moving, Fusako vamps in between verses as she does the hula to Pua 'Ala Aumoe.
The finale Ka Uluwehi O Ke Kai was danced by the members of Ka Hula O ..., with Homare of Hawaiian Eyes Cafe.
The mele He Aloha No 'O Honolulu was one of the hula performed yesterday by the ladies of the Pua Hau class.
Our dancers perform Ka Pua Hae Hawai'i for a friendly and attentive audience.
"Honi ana i ka ihu pua melia e..." The dancers
doing a moving hula, full of expression, and lots of movement on the floor.
"Anuanu makahewa au..." Yuko, Keiko, and Akiko perform the hula 'Alekoki, as keiki dancer Cocoa looks on.
Friend/Sensei Yoko throws the shaka sign after dancing with her hula sisters. Mahalo!
Our Kahuakahi dancers grace the stage with the hula Ke 'Ala Ka'u I Honi. The hula was lovely... Maika'i loa!
Pua Kukui dancers celebrate the bloom of a certain flower in the midnight hour. Its fragrance is ever so sweet, and one's affection is so great.
The dances we dance, were danced! Here the Pua Hau dancers flow like the Maunaloa as she departs Mamala Bay amidst the cool showers of the Kukalahale rain.
