"Spring Park" opens

Changed from "Tokiwa Hawaiian Center" to "Spa Resort Hawaiians"

"Spring Park" was opened at a total cost of 50 billion yen. At the same time, a visual identity was introduced and the name that had been familiar for many years, "Tokiwa Hawaiian Center," was changed to "Spa Resort Hawaiians."

Hotel Crest Sapporo opens at the north exit of Sapporo Station

Hotel South Building No. 3 opens

Water Park reopens after renovation

The current symbol of the water park, the Paradise Ship, was built.

"Wonder Black" opens

Japan's largest open-air bath, "Edo Jowa Yoichi," opens

"Willport" opens

"Spa Garden Pareo" opens

Head office moved to Iwaki City

On August 1st, Tokiwa Kosan Co., Ltd. moved its head office to Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, where Spa Resort Hawaiians is located.

Acquired ISO9001 certification

In May, the facility was certified with ISO9001, an international standard for quality management systems, becoming the first large-scale leisure facility in Japan to receive this certification.

Tokiwa Music and Dance Academy Tokyo Performance

On July 1st, Tokiwa Music and Dance Academy held a performance commemorating its 40th anniversary, "Tokiwa Music and Dance Academy 40th Anniversary Polynesian Dawn "This is The Spirit of Hawaiians"" at Nakano Sun Plaza in Tokyo.

The total number of visitors since the opening of Tokiwa Hawaiian Center has exceeded 5000 million.

On February 12th, the total number of visitors since the opening of the Tokiwa Hawaiian Center surpassed 50 million.

The film "Hula Girls," which tells the story of the founding of the Tokiwa Hawaiian Center, is set for release

The movie "Flower Girls" will be released nationwide on September 23rd.

WaiWai OHANA opens

On March 16th, a new themed pool zone called "WaiWai OHANA" opened within the water park.

ALOHA TOWN opens

On August 1st, ALOHA TOWN, the largest Old Hawaii townscape in Japan, opened inside the water park.

Hula Museum opens

On November 1st, the world's first hula museum, the only one of its kind in Hawaii, opened.

The stage play "Hula Girl" was performed at five locations across the country.

Performances will be held in Tokyo, Iwaki, Fukuoka, Osaka, and Nagoya from July to August.

The total number of visitors since the opening of Tokiwa Hawaiian Center has exceeded 5500 million.

On February 9th, the total number of visitors since the opening of the Tokiwa Hawaiian Center surpassed 50 million.

Closed due to the Great East Japan Earthquake

Due to the Great East Japan Earthquake that occurred on March 11th, the entire facility will be closed until September 30th.

Hula Girls Nationwide Kizuna Caravan

On May 3rd, the Hula Girls Nationwide Kizuna Caravan began with a visit to an evacuation shelter in Iwaki City.
By the time of the Iwaki Reconstruction Festival on October 2nd, the group had visited 125 locations across Japan, including 26 prefectures and Seoul, South Korea, and performed 247 times.

Partial reopening of business resumes

On October 1st, we resumed partial operations.

Documentary film "Ganbatte! Hula Girl" released

On October 29th, the documentary film "Ganbatte! Hula Girls: Living in Fukushima. Their Current Situation," which follows the activities of Hawaiians and Hula Girls in the wake of the Great East Japan Earthquake, will be released nationwide.

Grand opening of new hotel "Monolith Tower"

Grand opening on February 8th (full facility reopens for business).
The new concept for Spa Resort Hawaiians has been decided to be "Kizuna Resort."
A new Hawaiian and spa-themed hotel, Monolith Tower, also opened on the same day.

Tokiwa Music and Dance Academy "50th Anniversary Tokyo Performance"

On July 9th, Tokiwa Music and Dance Academy held its 50th anniversary performance, "Towards the Future," at the Tokyo International Forum.

The 7th Pacific Islands Leaders Meeting is held

The 7th Pacific Islands Leaders Meeting was held at Spa Resort Hawaiians from May 22nd to 23rd. Following on from the 6th meeting, the Hawaiians Dancing Team served as public relations goodwill ambassadors.

Japan's first flowing aquarium pool opens

On July 18th, the lazy river was completely renovated and the lazy river aquarium pool "Fish-Go-Land" opened.

Formed "Siva Ola," the only fire knife dance team in Japan

In April, the Fire Knife Dance Team was formed.
Shibaora's solo show began on July 3rd.

Documentary film "Cinema Hawaiians" released

The narration is provided by actress Kumiko Akiyoshi, who grew up in Iwaki.

Japan's No. 1 body slide "Big Aloha" opens

On July 21st, Big Aloha, the body slide with the longest run and highest height difference in Japan, opened.

Shibaora's Bal Yuya becomes the first Asian to place second at the Fire Knife Dance World Championships

Yuya Baru became the first Asian to win second place at the 26th Fire Knife Dance World Championships, held at the Polynesian Cultural Center on Oahu, Hawaii from May 10th to 12th.

The 8th Pacific Islands Leaders Meeting (PALM8) is held

The event was held at Spa Resort Hawaiians from May 18th to 19th. This was the second time the event was held at Hawaiians.

Held events related to the 69th National Tree Planting Festival

On June 9th, the reception for the 69th National Tree Planting Festival was held at Spa Resort Hawaiians, attended by Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress. The Spa Resort Hawaiians Dancing Team (Hula Girls) performed a dance for Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress.

Hotel "Villport" reopens after complete renovation

Willport, which has been loved by many customers since it opened in October 1999, is undergoing a complete renovation in the year marking its 20th anniversary since its opening.

"Hula Girls Nationwide Kizuna Caravan 2019" begins

A caravan was held in Kumamoto City for two days, on June 21st and 22nd. In July, following the Kumamoto earthquake that occurred in April 2016, the Hula Girls donated relief funds to the Governor of Kumamoto Prefecture. During the caravan, the girls visited high schools in the city and evacuation shelters in Mashiki Town, and gave performances to comfort the victims.

Western Japan Caravan

From October 4th to 6th, the group conducted a Western Japan Caravan as part of the "Hula Girls Nationwide Kizuna Caravan 2019." On the 4th, they visited Suo-Oshima Town in Yamaguchi Prefecture, which was affected by the tanker accident that occurred the previous year, on the 5th they visited Kure City in Hiroshima Prefecture, which was affected by the Western Japan Torrential Rains, and on the 6th they visited Kurashiki City in Okayama Prefecture, which was also affected by the torrential rains.

The final performance of "Hula Girls Nationwide Kizuna Caravan 2019" will be held in Osaka

12月11日、12日にフラガール全国きずなキャラバン2019の最終公演として、大阪・四天王寺学園を訪れ、中学・高校全生徒約2000人に東日本大震災の体験を伝える特別授業を行いました。最終公演となった12月11日、12日の大阪市でのキャラバンまで、6月からの半年間で、訪問先は全国12都府県、20か所39公演を行いました。

Spa Resort Hawaiians 55th Anniversary

January 15th marked the 55th anniversary of our founding. The theme for our 55th anniversary is "Big Smile! - 55 Years of Challenging." For 55 years, we have continued to take on various challenges without being discouraged by the many difficulties we have faced in order to bring smiles to our customers' faces. As we look towards the next half century, we have entrusted the words "Big Smile" to our determination to continue taking on challenges more than ever before.

March 4th: Day-use facilities temporarily closed

Following the announcement of the basic policy of the "COVID-19 Response Headquarters" and the announcement of the "closure of elementary and junior high schools in Iwaki City," we have decided to temporarily close the day-use facility from Wednesday, March 4th to Monday, March 23rd. On Tuesday, March 24th, the day-use facility will reopen with some changes to its operations.

April 8th: All facilities temporarily closed

Following the government's declaration of a state of emergency, we have decided to temporarily close all day-trip and overnight accommodation facilities.

Reopening on July 1st

On July 1st, the facility reopened for business for the first time in about three months since its temporary closure on April 8th.

July 1st: Renewal of the large open-air bath "Edo Jowa Yoichi"

As the first step in the renovation, the entire area was transformed into a photogenic space with a festival theme on July 1st, enhancing the sense of the extraordinary. As the second step in the renovation, new performances were launched on Tuesday, September 1st, featuring Japanese drums in the daytime and projection mapping in the evening.

November 5th: Announcement of the production of the original animated film "Hula Hula Dance"

Set in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, this youth ensemble drama depicts the growth of the protagonist, Natsunagi Hiwa, who has chosen to work as a hula girl, and her classmates, and is scheduled for release in 2021 as an original animated film (distributed by Aniplex).

May 6th: "Hawaiian's Hula Girls School" opens

A former captain of the Hula Girls and an experienced solo dancer opened the "Hawaiian's Hula Girls School" on Thursday, May 6th, where they provide thorough online instruction in hula dancing. The school teaches hula choreography online to elementary school students, and was launched in response to the difficulties of in-person instruction due to the COVID-5 pandemic, with the aim of further expanding the entertainment business.

July 26th: Hawaiians Glamping "Mauna Village" opens

A new glamping facility, Mauna Village, has opened within the Spa Resort Hawaiians Golf Course.

December 3rd: Original animated film "Hula Hula Dance" begins screening

The film was produced as part of the "Zutto Ouen. Project 2011+10...," a project by Fuji Television in collaboration with Aniplex and Aeon Entertainment to present anime works set in the three affected prefectures (Iwate, Miyagi, and Fukushima) in 2021, the 10th anniversary of the Great East Japan Earthquake, and screenings began on December 3rd.

July 1st: Hawaiians Glamping "Mauna Village" expansion and renewal

The expansion and renovation included adding 13 new guest room tents, building a new shower building, and adding more toilets.

Iwaki Sports Club Co., Ltd. and Tokiwa Kosan Co., Ltd. conclude comprehensive partnership agreement for the "Iwaki Waku Waku Project"

On January 22, 2023, we signed a comprehensive partnership agreement with Iwaki Sports Club Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, Representative: Okura Satoshi) with the aim of strengthening mutual collaboration and contributing to the enhancement of the region's appeal, growth, and development.

January 31st is "Aloha Day," a day when people all over Japan smile with the greeting "Aloha."

January 31st was designated as "Aloha Day," and the day was officially recognized on January 14th after being granted a certificate of commemoration by the Japan Anniversary Association.

Naming rights partner and nickname for Iwaki Green Field decided

Tokiwa Kosan Co., Ltd. acquired the naming rights to Iwaki Green Field, the home stadium of Iwaki FC, and from October 1st the nickname has changed to Hawaiians Stadium Iwaki.

Tokiwa Music and Dance Academy 60th Anniversary "Hula Girl Kizuna School 2024" Launches

To commemorate the 60th anniversary of Tokiwa Music and Dance Academy's founding in April, the school announced the launch of the "Hula Girls Kizuna School 2024" on January 12th. The school will visit one elementary school in each of Fukushima Prefecture's 59 cities and towns, and will provide outreach classes to children, primarily third- and fourth-grade students who did not experience the Great East Japan Earthquake, on the theme of "survival skills," teaching them how to live resilient lives toward the future. The program began at an elementary school in Iwaki City's Tokiwa district at the end of April. The Tokiwa district is the birthplace of the first class of hula girls, who came together approximately 60 years ago to save a coal mining town that was on the verge of closure, so the program truly began at an elementary school in the "hometown of hula girls."

Fumiya Moore achieves the feat of coming in second place at the Fire Knife Dance World Championships, following in the footsteps of his brother

Shivaora's Mua Fumiya won second place at the 31st Fire Knife Dance World Championships, held at the Polynesian Cultural Center on Oahu, Hawaii, from May 8th to 9th. This is a remarkable achievement following that of his brother, Val Yuya, who became the first Asian to win second place at the 26th Fire Knife Dance World Championships in 2018.

In July, we opened a new, paid rest area called "'Olu'olu" as a place where you can relax and unwind.

Along with the paid rest areas, the free eating and drinking and resting areas have been expanded by approximately 2.5 times.