This small roadside park is the birthplace of Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole, the "People's Prince," whose March 26th birthday is a holiday in Hawaii. He opened the beaches of Waikiki to the public in 1918 and served as Hawaii's second territorial delegate to the U.S. Congress. What remains here are the foundations of the family home, a royal fishpond, and a shrine where tributes are still paid in flowers.
Traditional Hawaiian loved him, hence the nickname. He fought for the people's rights and always stood up for their needs. The park features a lovely pavilion to enjoy a picnic under, as well as a wide open well manicured lawn and pond.