Today's Opening hours
09:15～22:00
Today's Opening hours
09:15～22:00
Today's Opening hours
09:15～22:00
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In the current show, "O ae le Toa" (meaning "Who are we?" in Samoan), which will run until July 17th (Friday), we have re-examined our performance, which has been constantly evolving with our growth over the past year, and have once again confronted ourselves.
This latest release, "THIS IS SIVA OLA," literally embodies a strong determination to say "This is Shiva Ola," and represents the culmination of the past 10 years.
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The title "O ae le Toa" means "Who are we?" in Samoan. As Shivaora celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2026, it conveys a message of reexamining the techniques and performances that continue to change as they grow, and facing themselves anew.
The Fire Knife Dance is based on the traditional "gesture of victory in battle" that has been passed down in Samoa, an island nation in the South Pacific. Participants light a large knife with burning flames on both ends and dance bravely while spinning it freely around their bodies like a baton.
Also appearing on the night show/Polynesian Grand Stage!
The only time you can see Siva Ola spin two knives is at the evening show!
| Date | Held daily |
|---|---|
| Time | 20:30~ (first 7 minutes of the Polynesian Grand Stage) |
| Place | Water Park Beach Theater |
| How to apply | You can see it with the admission fee to the Polynesian Grand Stage. |
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Unreserved seats available
Ke Aloha is a daytime show filled with smiles that depicts the warmth of Hawaiians and the joy of friendship and love, using hula and Polynesian dance to convey the "spirit of Aloha that connects people."
| Period | every day |
|---|---|
| Time | 13: 30 ~ (about 30 minutes) |
| Place | Water Park Beach Theater |
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A spectacular fiery dance show featuring skillful fire knives! This show is performed by Shibaora, Japan's first fire knife dance team.
| Period | every day |
|---|---|
| Time | 20:30~ (first 7 minutes of the Polynesian Grand Stage) *There may be an additional performance at 19:00 PM |
| Place | Water Park Beach Theater |
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The show title "Haku" refers to the weaving technique used to make leis. The show is structured around the image of weaving love for a loved one into the leis and nurturing them with care.
| Period | every day |
|---|---|
| Time | 20: 30 ~ (about 50 minutes) *There may be an additional performance at 19:00 PM |
| Place | Water Park Beach Theater |
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