Along the way, we were given rides and were invited into homes for meals or refreshments. There it was. The city insists upon making Waikiki more inaccessible to motorists by eliminating the Kalakaua Avenue lane adjoining Kuhio Beach Park. Pedestrians are finding it increasingly difficult to walk a straight line and avoid running into retail establishments. Sidewalks, like those next to the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center and Niketown, are strategically designed to force pedestrians to veer from curbside and walk closer to their storefronts.
Planters subtly transform pedestrians into potential shoppers.
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