Terry's Adventures!

  It drizzled here and there. It was a nice experience but most arts and crafts aren't my cup of tea though it looked really nice for those that are into it. The food stalls were super limited like 2-4 stalls at best. Drinks another 3-4 roughly. But this took place in downtown so lots of restaurants close by if the stalls didn't satisfy your crave needs. There was a Taco Cat stall that imitated Taco's that floats the boat for the food art enthusiasts. In other words, it was paper tacos. Haha. Nice experience.  I also did get to see the handheld art parade you see on their webpage. They pretty much find volunteers from the crowd just to strut their arts. Anyhow, thanks for tuning in. And see you next time.  Heart of Honolulu Festival website

  Yakiniku Like Foodiecon was a enjoyable experience. Quite a bit of food vendors. It can be fairly expensive depending on the stuff you buy. Got to try Yakiniku Like over here in HNL. Brings me back to Sapporo which was actually only two months ago. Once again, good if you want a quick meal but if you hoping to be fulfilled, you may want to check into a Yakiniku buffet instead. 

  Was only here for 3 days only. February 9-12.  I'll let the pics do the talking. Thank you folks and it was a safe trip to Japan back home. Thank Jesus.