Aia i Hea ka Wai a Kāne? special interest A local favorite

A local favorite

the koa canoe changes each woman

Design by Mariko Merritt

America was a country that had an active treaty with the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi at the time of the overthrow

Why do so many tourists come to Hawaiʻi

Aia i Hea ka Wai a Kāne? special interest A local favorite"Aia i Hea ka Wai a Kne?" taken from the ancient oli "He Mele No Kne," breaks down the chant to a children's level. This beautifully illustrated educational book explores the water cycle through a Hawaiian lens. From the sun warming the ocean to water's journey through clouds, mountains, rivers, rainbows, springs, and plants keiki will discover the many places where the waters of Kne can be found.