• A bulletin board system provides a forum for travel recommendations and information, and allows readers to share opinions and seek specific information.
  
• Exclusive Internet discounts and specials are featured to promote featured activities, events, restaurants, and retailers.
  
• Weekly diaries are posted by residents of Hawaii with special interests such as golfing, surfing, student life, and family life. One diary is posted in English as a "local girl" column.
  
• The culture section covers topics as varied as Hawaiian quilt making, hula, ukulele, and lei making.

	Hawaii no Arukikata reports “real time” from Hawaii on the latest news, shops, restaurants, and activities. The site is updated on a weekly basis.
	Hawaii No Arukikata provides information on recommended events and sales up to six months before the event takes place, so our readers can plan them into their vacation schedule.
	Hawaii no Arukikata reporters attend many events in Hawaii, and provide in-person detailed accounts and photos of each of these events.
	Hawaii no Arukikata provides special offers to its readers along with information and contact details on specific businesses. Readers can easily print out these coupon offers, and take it to the business(es) to redeem their discount or special offer.
	Each month, an award-winning restaurant from Hawaii’s prestigious “Hale Aina” awards is introduced. In the near future, a new section on affordable gourmet cuisine will be included.
	For the rapidly increasing number of Hawaii family vacations planned, Hawaii no Arukikata introduces “family-friendly” places that the whole family can enjoy in Hawaii.
	Hawaii no Arukikata provides recommendations on stores specializing in fashion, beauty, and souvenirs. In addition, a monthly column is included on great gift ideas.
	Hawaii no Arukikata introduces Hawaii’s lively and current entertainment – from concerts to dinner shows and hula dance performances. Local radio stations are also introduced.
	Our reporters take actual lessons in Hawaii's unique cultural pastimes, such as hula, ukulele, and Hawaiian quilts-making and lei-making, and then report on their experiences. This is updated weekly to focus on each various cultural pursuit.
	We introduces Hawaii through the eyes of local Japanese who live in Hawaii, and reflect on their lifestyles as golfers, surfers, graduate students and "local girls” in weekly diaries.
	Hawaii no Arukikata provides State of Hawaii facts and history. Also planned is information on Hawaii’s cost of living and utilizing local transportation, such as taxis and buses.
	The site maintains three bulletin boards where our readers can exchange information on hotels, restaurants and other general information. Our readers have been very enthusiastic in exchanging information in these “chat rooms.”
	Reports on Hawaii from past winners of Hawaii no Arukikata’s quarterly Hawaii trip contests are included in this section. These reader-reporter diaries are both entertaining and useful for other readers planning their vacation.
	The popular “Chikyu no Arukikata” Hawaii travel guidebook series is introduced, including the latest editions to be published and available in Japan bookstores. These detailed guidebooks are a great resource in helping readers plan their Hawaiian vacation.
	Hawaiian CDs and books are introduced that can be purchased online via our Internet site which takes you directly to Amazon.com.
	Presents are featured to offer our readers free trips to Hawaii and goods from Hawaii.

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