Why this landlocked city is known as Hawaii’s ‘Ninth Island’
On a grass mat in front of a DJ booth, hula dancers sway gracefully in time to the gentle tones of traditional island music. By some food trucks, the pungent scent of garlic shrimp swirls in the air.
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