SANJU PAGODA
Driving into Honolulu on the Pali Highway, we would see the top of this building peeking out of the trees…stopped twice to take photos, finally knew we had to find it, and see what it was. Located in Nu’uanu Memorial Gardens, a Japanese cemetery, the pagoda was constructed in 1966… an exact replica of the Sanju Pagoda in Nara, Japan, built in the late 1500’s. It is currently undergoing restoration, and was a beautiful sight on a rainy Hawaiian morning.
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Dear Ted,
That is a beautiful structure. I first saw it 9 years after it had been built when I was stationed at Pearl Harbor. Always spoke to me of bygone eras and I think it adds to Honolulu’s charm.
You still busting your butt?
Aloha,
Doug
So jealous of the things you saw. So beautiful.
Ah Pagoda in Hawaii! This will add to the pleasure: Cold and low hanging fog in the northwest. Happy travels.
I want to go back to Hawaii! I never got to see the big island, spent a month on Maui one summer. Nice pics.
Thanks, Alana… We were working on a job in Kailua for 3 weeks. We made lots of time for sightseeing. I got to spent 4 days on the big island with friends.
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