If you like cute Japanese stuffed animals and you happen to be in Hawaii, check out Anirollz plush animals. You can find them in any ABC Store, and they are so soft and cute. Anirollz has collaborated with SPAM®, and it's the cutest collection!
There are also stuffed animals exclusive to ABC. I don't believe they are by Anirollz, but these Mochi Fuwa Plush toys are also super cute.
ABC Stores has other unique souvenirs that are worth checking out, like pineapple-shaped cutting boards, tropical shot glass, metal mirrors, or pill boxes.
They aren't too expensive, either, and ABC Stores are everywhere, so when you get a chance, check them out.
I went to Chief's Luau, an authentic Polynesian feast/performance show, and I was really impressed with their array of souvenirs. I ended up buying one of the wooden turtles. The show itself was also phenomenal, so I suggest Chief's Luau as one of your evening activities and shop for its souvenirs.
They set up a small outdoor kiosk by the drink section, and their woodwork was quite nice. I found the prices to be reasonable, as well. They ranged from $50-$200. The turtle I got was priced at $150.
If you are interested in Polynesian culture, I recommend Chief's Luau and its souvenirs!
Souvenir to buy in Hawaii
people visiting Hawaii
$50
Uniquely Hawaiian
Isn't overpriced
Memorable
If you like cute Japanese stuffed animals and you happen to be in Hawaii, check out Anirollz plush animals. You can find them in any ABC Store, and they are so soft and cute. Anirollz has collaborated with SPAM®, and it's the cutest collection!
There are also stuffed animals exclusive to ABC. I don't believe they are by Anirollz, but these Mochi Fuwa Plush toys are also super cute.
ABC Stores has other unique souvenirs that are worth checking out, like pineapple-shaped cutting boards, tropical shot glass, metal mirrors, or pill boxes.
They aren't too expensive, either, and ABC Stores are everywhere, so when you get a chance, check them out.
I went to Chief's Luau, an authentic Polynesian feast/performance show, and I was really impressed with their array of souvenirs. I ended up buying one of the wooden turtles. The show itself was also phenomenal, so I suggest Chief's Luau as one of your evening activities and shop for its souvenirs.
They set up a small outdoor kiosk by the drink section, and their woodwork was quite nice. I found the prices to be reasonable, as well. They ranged from $50-$200. The turtle I got was priced at $150.
If you are interested in Polynesian culture, I recommend Chief's Luau and its souvenirs!