The Chinese New Year celebrations here in Hawai‘i are filled with customs that are both familiar and somewhat quizzical. These videos give a little incite into how these traditions came about and the meaning behind the celebratory cacophony we enjoy over the Lunar New Year Celebrations here in Honolulu.
The Year of The Rooster promises plenty to look forward to in the months and this February is looking to be very properous indeed.
Gung Hee Fat Choy!
Aloha Kimo- I am going to view the videos when I leave this post!!! You'd think that I'd know them! What I remember when growing up in Houston were the various "family" dinners of hundreds of people and the 9 or 11 course dinners. I'm hungry just thinking about it. Gung Hee Fat Choy!
Kimo Stowell
Honolulu, HI
Good morning Kimo. This is neat and I enjoyed the videos. Have a happy new year.
Kimo Stowell
Honolulu, HI
Aloha Kathy Streib, I think the biggest takeaway from the traditions is to focus your thoughts, words, and actions on starting fresh and leaving the past where it should be, in the past. Mahalo for commenting!
Aloha Sheila Anderson, Thanks for the visit and Happy New Year!
Sheila Anderson
East Brunswick, NJ
Kimo you gotta love living in Hawaii.
Kimo Stowell
Honolulu, HI
Aloha Steven, definitely a culturally diverse place to call home, happy new year!
Cool thanks so much for the post I appreciate you taking the time hope you will again soon! 
Kimo Stowell
Honolulu, HI
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