Shaun Hunter
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04/23/2022
Liliuokalani Gardens is named after Queen Liliuokalani, the last reigning monarch of the state.
Shaun Hunter
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04/23/2022
Stone lanterns imported from Japan are amongst the pieces of sculpture that make this the largest authentic Edo-style Japanese garden outside of Japan.
Shaun Hunter
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04/23/2022
Picturesque bridges cross Waihonu Pond.
Shaun Hunter
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04/23/2022
The park grounds cover over 24 acres and maintain a peaceful air.
Shaun Hunter
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04/23/2022
Bridges over the koi pond.
Shaun Hunter
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04/23/2022
Locals can often be found fishing at the wall overlooking Hilo Bay beside the garden.
Shaun Hunter
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04/23/2022
Liliuokalani Gardens in Hilo.
Shaun Hunter
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04/23/2022
One of several bridges imported from Japan inside the garden park.
Shaun Hunter
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04/23/2022
Banyan trees are spread throughout the garden area, including scenic Banyan Drive.
Shaun Hunter
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04/23/2022
Large tree in the gardens.
Shaun Hunter
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04/23/2022
The park carries a peaceful feeling despite being very popular.
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date: 
04/23/2022
Liliuokalani Gardens.