The last white sand beach before the rugged Kaena Point on Oahu west side is Keawaula, or more commonly known as Yokohama Bay. The name — keawaula means “red harbor” in Hawaiian — stems from the large schools of squid, or muhee, that once gathered here in the shallow waters, turning the water red. (Its common name — Yokohama — came from a Japanese fisherman who frequented the beach in the early 1900s.)
HERE ARE THE MORNING PRAYERS – TAP HERE FOR STRESS AWARENESS
Food from heaven – Mahalo Ke Akua!
