With less tourists, a thinned out total population -there are now only around 175,000 people on the big island according to some sources- the rising soveriegnty push, the increasing swell of cultural practitioners, and a couple of other developments I won't go in to here, all enhancing the liberationzone, this is really getting to be the prime place in the U.S. to not feel like you are in U.S. Now if only the culture and attitudes on the mainland could catch up. Unfortunately, Aloha is still largely recognized erroneously as just being a quaint native way to say goodbye.
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