Concert Honu Keiki ʻUkulele Box Set
$119.00
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In collaboration with Honu By the Sea, we are proud to release the Honu ʻUkulele. An ʻukulele designed with Keiki (children) in mind. Kainoa, a Waikiki beach boy wished upon a Sea Star to swim with the ocean friends for the day. Spending time in the ocean with his new underwater friends, he gained a whole new perspective of the importance of taking care of our oceans. We at Kanileʻa and Islander are proud to Reforest Hawaiʻi and promote ocean conservation with Honu By the Sea.
Concert Honu Keiki ʻUkulele Box Set
Honu by the Sea Keiki ‘Ukulele Package
- Concert ‘Ukulele
- Reforest Hawaiʻi Certificate
Specifications of the ‘Ukulele:
- Concert ‘Ukulele
- Honu by the Sea, Blue Turtle Design on Sound Board
- Blue Painted Wooden ʻUkulele
- Top: Mahogany
- Back and sides: Mahogany
- Neck: Okume
- Fingerboard: Walnut, 19 frets
- Position Markers: ABS Dots
- Nut: NuBone
- Bridge: Walnut, with Black ABS pins
- Tuners: Die cast, Chrome, Black Buttons
- Strings: Aquila
- Certificate “Reforest Hawai’i”
Since 2012 Honu By The Sea has engaged children and families with the magic of theater to teach the values of friendship, partnership and the virtue of protecting and saving the ocean environment. The showʻs creator Johnson Enos, a Hawaiʻi native, is well known throughout the national music industry for his work with Disney. His credits include work for Aulani, A Disney Resort & Spa, the “Lilo & Stitch II” soundtrack and the Disney Tokyo Parade. Since the showʻs opening on July 4, 2012 at The Royal Hawaiian Hotel in Waikiki, Enos has been spreading the message of the importance ocean stewardship by taking the production of Honu By The Sea to key venues and events such as the Seattle Aquarium; the Oceanographic Museum in Monaco in 2015; Smithsonian National Museum of Natural Historyʻs World Ocean Day in Washington D.C.; the World Parks Congress in Sydney, Australia, and the Tokyo Sea Life Park in Tokyo, Japan. In 2018 and 2019, the show was performed with Hello Kitty in Sanrio Puroland in Japan. These performances have touched children and adults with important ocean educational messages through captivating music and storytelling.
