The Aloha Jewish Chapel, Building 1514, located across from the Makalapa Medical Clinic inside the Makalapa Gate at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii is a free-standing, Jewish Chapel, structured to offer all Jewish military personnel guidance with their spiritual and educational growth. Friday night services are held weekly, as are the celebrations of Jewish holidays and Jewish traditions (e.g., weddings, Bar Mitzvahs, Bat Mitzvahs and circumcisions) when appropriate. To see photos of the Aloha Jewish Chapel, click here.
Select a link below to visit Niihau - the Forbidden Island where the only pure Hawaiians still live; take virtual field trips on the island of Kahoolawe, the Forgotten Island which has been uninhabited since the federal government claimed it to use for a practice bombing range during the Second World War, WWII; explore Hawaiian music and Polynesian music; and look at the stats page to find Hawaii statistics.
The Leeward Islands or Northwestern Islands of Hawaii, consist of 130 islands, islets and shoals strung out over 1,200 miles. They lie northwest of Kauai, beginning with Nihoa and ending with Kure Atoll about 55 miles west of Midway Atoll. Midway was the site of the historic World War II naval battle between the American and the Japanese navies.
To explore the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, click here. The Leeward Hawaiian Islands comprise the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument formerly called the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Marine National Monument, the largest marine nature preserve in the world.
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