Spa Resort Hawaiians

			Presenting daily performances of folk dances from the Polynesian islands, including the lithe and delicate hula dances, the exquisite and passionate Tahitian dances, the courageous fire dances of Samoa, and the mysterious dances of Maori, New Zealand. These dances can be enjoyed in a tropical mood straight from the Polynesian Islands of the southern Pacific Ocean. Grand Polynesian Show is bigger and better than ever! Employing lighting effects including laser beams and motion lights on a grand-scale, this is a Polynesian Show like you've never seen before. The excellent usage of the open area is a scene not to be missed.

Grand Polynesian Show Polynesian Daybreak

More than just dancing and music, this show exhibits all the excitements of the stage, making this a tropical show that surpasses those in tropical areas! Hawaiians presents a dynamic entertainment Polynesian style especially for your enjoyment. Show Time: 20:10~ [night show]
Chapter 1 Lights of Tahiti	"Iaorana! Welcome Dance"
"Iaorana!" is a dance that welcomes visitors to Tahiti. See the smiles that are always on the faces of Tahitians when they cheerfully welcome visitors. *Iaorana! --- Tahitian word meaning "Hello"
Chapter 2 Hula of the Sun	"Hawaiian Flowers"
Hawaiian people convey stories using gestures of the hand. This became so because hula was the alternative medium to words for conveying prayers to the gods and legends to the next generation when written characters did not exist. Under the brilliant sun, the beauty of flowers blooming in Hawaii is conveyed by hula, that is, dancing. *Hula --- Hula means "dancing" in the Hawaiian language.
Chapter 3 Experiencing Hula	"Dance of Dragging a Seine"
Hula is enjoyed when shared with everyone and so it is our pleasure to have you dance with us. Hukilau song is a dance of hauling a seine. In this, we dance to express our desire for everyone to haul a seine and catch fish. *Hukilau Song --- "Huki" means to haul. Let's haul a net together with the song!
Chapter 4 Hawaiian Legend	"Fire Goddess Pele and Classic Hula"
This is a Hawaiian myth of the fire goddess, "Pele." In this myth, Pele is a very self-centered goddess who causes a volcano to erupt whenever she feels offended. Hawaiian people still believes in this story of Pele and hula dances in her dedication. Here, we dance an old style of hula based on this story of "Pele."
Chapter 5 Polynesian Lights	"Dances from Islands of the Southern Pacific Ocean"
In Polynesia, each island has its unique dance. Dances in New Zealand, Samoa and Tahiti entertain you in a tropical mood with movements, costumes and tools distinct to the areas.
*This is free of charge! All Hawaiians admission ticket holders can enjoy this show.

A number of dances from glamorous Hawaiian hula dances to Tahitian dances can be enjoyed in a tropical mood within the Dome full of feverish excitement --- There is also a hula dance experience corner where you can watch and dance along.

Hula dance, Tahitian dance, Samoan fire dance, New Zealand's Maori Poi dance --- such realistic Polynesian dances will produce a glamorous and colorful night in Hawaiians. Guests staying overnight in particular should not miss out on these shows.

At Tropical Hula Dance Show and Grand Polynesian Show, a corner where visitors can experience hula dancing is prepared between the shows. All you have to do is just dance along with the demonstration given by professional dancers. So anyone from children to adults can easily participate in the dances. All the participants will be presented with a lei.

All dancers are students or graduates of the "Joban Music and Dance Institute," a school for Polynesian folk dance. In the "Hula Dance and Polynesian Show," a gorgeous and dynamic show is produced with the combination of skills and talents of members equipped with professional training.