Dinner Cruise in Hawaii

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6 responses to “Dinner Cruise in Hawaii”

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   vermavkv

   12/02/2025

   What a delightful travel reflection! 🌴 I love how you share both the sights and personal encounters—like chatting with the captain about his trip to Japan. Small cultural details, such as the Inago no tsukudani, make your story vivid and engaging. Your writing captures the excitement of exploring Hawaii while giving a personal touch that readers can enjoy.

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      LILI FLORIDA

      12/05/2025

      Thank you! 😊 To be honest, after arriving at Honolulu Airport, I heard Japanese. Even at supermarkets and restaurants, many people spoke Japanese. In Florida (my current city), I haven’t seen Asians every day. Hawaii and Florida are both territories of the US, but they’re so different.

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         vermavkv

         12/05/2025

         That’s such an interesting observation! 😊 Hawaii really is a unique blend of cultures, and the strong Japanese influence is visible everywhere—from language to cuisine and customs. Florida, on the other hand, has a very different cultural mix, so it must have felt striking to notice the contrast. Traveling really opens our eyes to these fascinating regional differences!
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   Erwinism

   12/02/2025

   How was that cruise, my friend?

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      LILI FLORIDA

      12/05/2025

      Hi!　Yes, it was fun. My parents enjoyed a lot. But Japan’s economy isn’t currently doing well. When we went to Hawaii, US$1 was about 156 yen. Japanese tourists don’t spend much money compared to the past…😅

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   Columbia River Gorge “Outdoor Training Journal”

   12/13/2025

   I’ve never been to Hawaii, but most of my friends have because we live in the PNW and it’s closer!

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