Hawaii's Most Haunted: Hanapepe

With Kauai’s biggest little town at its center, this place presents such a charming scene. It was the setting for movies and the model for an animated feature. But beneath the plantation-style exterior lies a haunted history. On this episode of Hawaii’s Most Haunted, we visit Hanapepe.
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In this series, Lopaka brings you some of Hawaii's Most Haunted places.
Master storyteller, Lopaka Kapanui, brings to life the feared Nightmarchers, the goddess Pele, Menehune, e‘epa, mo‘o and more. But… Hawaiian deities and spirits aren’t the only things residing in this island paradise. Here is also where the Japanese dog demons, the inugami, are sent to ruin the lives of unsuspecting families. Here is where the Filipino vampire-like creature, the aswang, roams in search of her next victim. And here is where the Portuguese witch, the feiteceira, spins her spells and curses at her whim. Rich in culture and traditions, these islands are overflowing with stories of ghosts and hauntings, creatures and curses. Lopaka is the keeper of these stories.
Beyond the cool, blue waters and balmy trade winds of our idealistic paradise is the thin veil which separates our world from the place where shadows talk back. Spirits, Ghosts, Legends, Facts... Experience the Hawaii most don't see every day.
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[@MrHAPPYHAWAIIAN]

As a grateful resident of Kauai for past 20 yrs, thank you for educating me.❤🎉

[@nomakeanykine]

I remember reading this story before. I believe it’s in a book called “The Hawaiian Tales of legends, myths, and menehune” or something like that. I think the author was Mary Pukui ??? E kala mai, I know I’m butchering her name and probably misspelling it too. Im sure that Mary is her first name, but I forget the middle and last parts of her name. I read that book back in ‘91 😮

[@brocanic1]

Never knew about Spark Matsunaga and his family. Mahalo

[@vernonmiller8852]

I'm new here and I really enjoy this channel

[@artcollexion]

Was it Ali‘i Makaopihi that was thrown off the cliff?

[@romeojoseph9554]

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