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Plantation Village The historic village that once housed the workers from the Olde Sugar Mill Plantation. Now, the tiny, but quaint, shotgun houses are home to most of the Mokukeiki.
Kapu'aina Self-sufficient and proud, the people of Kapu'aina honor the memory of their ancestors by staying "to the land", although "Malihini", or newcomers, are welcome to visit and learn of a history as rich as the land.
Dark Forest Sacred to the Mokukeiki, a past as dark and thick as the very brush is rooted here. Ancient magic and luakini live in the soil...if you believe the stories, that is. *MOKUKEIKI TERRITORY*
Cinder Street Housing Public housing for those who require government assistance. The thin walls and frequent visitors from furry or six-legged pest shouldn't deter you from calling this "home".
W. Pitts Drive A definite step up from the trashiness of 'Opala Avenue, Pitts Drive is still...the pits. Cheap thrills can still be found on this squalid street.
Adm. Johnson Wales Naval Base This naval base that was formally a port during the 18th century is the home and headquarters of the U.S. Pacific Fleet. This thriving base is aptly named for the Admiral. J.C. Wales who founded the port.
Adm. Johnson Wales High School Named for the neighboring naval base, this high school educates both military and non-military. Home of the AJW Pirates.
Hibiscus Hills Shopping District All the amenities that the community of Hibiscus Hill could want can be found here. Fulfill all of your shopping and errand running needs!
Hibiscus Hill Community A self contained community with picturesque homes and white picket fences. Please abide by all rules and regulations put in place by the Hibiscus Hill Home Owners' Association.
KRU Admissions (Forum Moderators: Ally, Kiki) Apply for acceptance, register for classes and discover your purpose here at the Admissions headquarters (in other words, choose your major)! This must be done FIRST before University attendance.
University Avenue Every college is located on this street. Classes, administration and professor's offices are also located here. Please adhere to office hours as listed.
Warrior Walk Way "The Walk", as the student body refers to it, is the core of campus life. Here you will find the necessities like the "Caf", the Student Union, and the Richard L. Ludlow Stadium.
The Ku Casino Offering 150,000 square feet of gaming, Ku Casino's unique layout and design elements allow guests to enjoy the energy and excitement of their favorite selections in a more personal and intimate setting.
N. Hotel Street The central for hotel luxury. Five-star establishments, The Nines and Astor Hotel, are perfect for a quiet, upscale (but pricey) escape from it all. A small number of contemporary lounges and restaurants also line this street.
Irving Park Irving Park is the city's favorite in-town park for hosting a variety of events and activities. With plenty of paths for jogging and dog walking and family friendly playgrounds, Irving Park is a "regular hangout" for the modern, city-dwelling family.
The Luxe on King Rising 22 stories and more than 250 feet at the edge of Irving Park, The Luxe transforms parkside condominium living. Intelligently designed and impeccably finished condominiums will appeal to your common senses and aesthetic nature.
King Street Aptly named, this street is often frequented by the "royalty" of Kapuhai Reef and many commoners visit just to get a glimpse! The nightlife hub of the city, these clubs only serve the most affluent clientele...and maybe those just lucky enough to get beyond the velvet rope.
18th and Vine St. Once an commercial street lined with small, independent business, Vine and 18th is now skirted by shops and four-story brownstones that may be high in price, but are ideal for those that love being surrounded by the artistic vibe of Midtown.
Oceanic Time Warner Center Hawaii's provider for cable television, high-speed internet services, digital phone and mobile wireless internet. The OTW corporate building houses the Time Warner Oceanic headquarters as well as independent business, restaurants and the Omni Hotel
The Huna Orient District The cultural and commercial center for Asian-Americans in Kapuhai Reef. Enjoy our specialty shops, authentic restaurants, and family owned and operated businesses.
Waialae Country Club This historic club for Kapuhai Reef's elite began as a hotel as a part of the luxury travel trade to Hawaii. Now, it serves as home to the "Sony Open" hosting Champion Golf Course.
The smaller, much older port of Kapuhai Reef. Once used for cruise liners, the 'Alepo'i Basin Harbor port is now used for freight and incoming/outgoing commercial and personal shipments.
Kapuhai Reef International Airport KRIA is the primary airport on the island of Kapuhai Reef and receives both overseas and inter-island flights. We welcome you to the island of Kapuhai Reef!
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