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Bookmark or Share- Kaimuki | Neighborhood GuideWelcome to Kaimuki. Tucked behind the Diamond Head crater, think of Kaimuki as a little village within the city of Honolulu. What Is Special About Kaimuki? Waialae Avenue is the heart of the hood and it’s lined with independent shops, cafes, and boutiques, which gives it the feel that’s one part a midcentury Main Street and one part eclectic.
- Your Guide to Kaimukī on Oʻahu - Hawaii MagazineOne of the oldest communities on Oʻahu, Kaimukī (pronounced ky-moo-kee) was once the site of King Kalākaua’s ostrich farm. The first road paved here was Waiʻalae Avenue—still the main thoroughfare—in 1925. It’s now a bustling little town with some of Oʻahu’s best restaurants, bakeries, coffee shops and boutiques.
- Discover Kaimuki, Oahu’s Eclectic Neighborhood | Hawaii.comBy Hawaii.com Team. Photo: Napua Heen/ Hawaii.com. Located just a hop, skip, and jump away from Waikiki, yet a world apart in terms of character and charm, Kaimuki is an eclectic neighborhood. A Little Bit of History. Kaimuki is the area located just mauka (on the mountain side) of Diamond Head.
- Kaimuki: A Brief History – Historic Hawaii FoundationBy Jill Byus Radke for Historic Hawaii Foundation. Kaimuki is a classic early twentieth century neighborhood on the Koko Head side of downtown Honolulu. Kaimukī means ‘tī oven’, a reference to the legend of the Menehune cooking tī roots in the area. Kaimuki is a naturally dusty, dry area that was not heavily populated during precontact ...
- Explore Kaimuki, One of Honolulu's Best Neighborhoods – LeiExplore Kaimuki, One of Honolulu's Best Neighborhoods – Lei. Honolulu Charm: Explore Kaimukī. Welcome to one of Honolulu’s most charming neighborhoods, a charming refuge just beyond Waikīkī’s touristic tumult. Text and images by Kainoa Reponte. This classic suburb ensconced on the south side of O‘ahu offers unexampled eccentricity and quaintness.
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