We saw the pink line, but we didn't want that one.
We waited for the red line, which went around downtown.
Us on it.
This one was much more crowded; many people had to stand.
Cute little gokarts.
Statue of Liberty.
Blue ribbons for "nesting white terns" wrapped around these trees.
Using a towel to deal with a broken window.
Interesting statue.
Museum of Art.
Government building.
Pathway of palm trees.
Ending in fire.
An older building.
Mural.
Ogii likes taking pictures of license plates from other states. Minnesota is quite far away.
Multi-tiled mural.
The metal-roofed homes are from the plantation days.
Valley.
The National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific.
Stairs and a statue.
Many graves.
A nice view of downtown Honolulu.
Eye mural.
Kuan Yin Temple.
An old Buddhist temple.
Foster botanical gardens.
Neat Chinese building.
Another one.
Across the bridge.
Many small stores in Chinatown.
Mural of a woman's face.
The Aliiolani Hale building, home of the Hawaii supreme court, which has a statue of King Kamehameha I in front.
Old ship.
New ship.
One Waterfront towers.
Mural of a man.
Doner shack. We ate a lot of those in Germany.
Alien robots mural.
Cute things.
And more.
Woman with lizards eating her fruit.
Kinda creepy.
Giant sea turtle.
People.
Rainbow seats.
Mr. T as a Hindu god.
Flowers.
Women.
With a hat.
Beach scene.
Woman lying down.
Ala Moana Mall.
It's starting to really pour.
So much that the seats in our trolley were getting wet. This woman stood up and to the side.
The woman beside Ogii used a poncho to cover her legs.
Ogii just got wet.
Thankfully it was still warm.
People waiting for the trolley.
The trolley had free ponchos.
So Ogii grabbed a couple for us.
The next group getting on.
We walked a few blocks home. Everyone was huddled inside the buildings to stay out of the rain.
It was coming down especially hard around some areas of the roofs.
Like here.
Our ponchos kept at least our top parts dry.
Ogii dodging a big section of water.
These women didn't seem to mind the rain much.
They were jumping in the puddles.
Rather deep at the crosswalk.
Better to cross a bit farther away.
We ate dinner at Ya-Ya's Chophouse.
Inside.
The bar.
Steaks on display.
A huge one.
Wagyu.
Bread.
Choosing a steak knife.
Charcuterie board.
Fat Fried Rice. We didn't order it, but we're glad the server brought it by accident, because it was wonderful.
Thick french fries.
Tomahawk steak.
Ogii with the bone.
Beignets for dessert.
Us.
There's an axe-throwing place right next door.
Black and white murals with a touch of color.
Skeletons and a person being eaten by a shark.
Happy things.
Cats.
Woman.
Obama.
Dolphins and whales.
Sunset.