Booths
Bunkwa Nu Shima, Hui O Laulima’s Village of Culture, features Okinawan cultural displays, hands-on activities, kimono and paranku dressing, and a special exhibit on Okinawan cuisine with cooking demonstrations and food samples.
Visit the Children’s Games Booth for classic favorites like Yo-Yo Tsuri, Andagi Toss, Plinko, Fishing, and Soda Ring Toss. Test your skills, win prizes, and enjoy nonstop fun and excitement!
Shop unique clothing, jewelry, T-shirts, and gifts crafted by Hawaii’s top artisans, plus two special guest crafters from the continent. Find one-of-a-kind pieces while supporting local creators!
Available for purchase in the T-shirt booth. Find the Bon Dance Towel at the Information and HUOA Store booth, or www.shophuoa.com.
Okinawan Genealogical Society of Hawaii (OGSH)
Explore a 125-year timeline of Okinawan and Ryukyuan immigrants, their history, and cultural heritage through photos, stories, and genealogy resources. Learn to trace your roots with the database, DIY genealogy kiosks, and beginner guides while discovering books, family name bookmarks, and more.
Visit the Plant Booth to explore orchids, houseplants, succulents, water lilies, and plants for growing fruits, vegetables, and herbs. Plants are carefully packaged for transport, with a complimentary holding service available so visitors can enjoy the Festival hands-free.
The Machiya-gwa will feature new products from local Uchinanchu businesses, including exclusive Andamiso, refreshing teas served in limited-edition festival milk cartons, and eco-friendly bags. Don’t miss these unique finds at this year’s Okinawan Festival!
Shop our version of the famous Okinawa street marketplace with specialty foods like konbu, goya-cha, Okinawa soba, andagi mix, shikwasa juice, kokuto, and more!
The space highlights the Hawaii Okinawa Student Exchange Program (HOSEP), offering opportunities to meet past participants and learn about this enriching experience. Connect with representatives from the University of the Ryukyus in Okinawa, Center for Okinawan Studies at UH Manoa, and various Okinawan music and performing arts groups in Hawaii, making it a perfect place to discover educational collaborations and cultural exchange opportunities.
HUOA Store
We bring our gift shop to you featuring select HUOA merchandise available for sale, including the popular jerseys and hats from our in4mation collaboration. Also available will be other collab merchandise, books, gifts, and handmade items from our HUOA Monday Crafters.
Admissions
Early Admission Tickets
Saturday & Sunday 9 am - 10 am
Beat the lines to get your festival favorites – festival foods, t-shirts, country store, Heiwa Dori, and much more!
Available for pre-sale (ONLY credit/debit card). Quantities limited.
Single-day Early Admission
Adults: $15 / Seniors 65+: $10
Children 12 and under: FREE
Two-day Early Admission
Adults: $25 ($30 value) / Seniors 65+: $15 ($20 value)​
Children 12 and under: FREE
General Admission Tickets
Saturday 10 am - 5 pm / Sunday 10 am - 4 pm
Available for pre-sale (ONLY credit/debit card) and at the door.
Single-day General Admission
Adults: $10 / Seniors 65+: $5
Children 12 and under: FREE
Two-day General Admission
Adults: $16 ($20 value) / Seniors 65+: $8 ($10 value)​
Children 12 and under: FREE
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