Nualolo Kai, preserving Hawaiian culture and traditions on Kaua’i

The video explores the beauty and cultural significance of Nuolo Kai, a hidden gem on the Nepali coast. The teacher, known as Kumu Kawka, shares insights into Hawaiian studies, including hula, Olelo Hawaii, and Kappa. The process of making Kappa from bark is detailed, emphasizing the importance of plants in Hawaiian arts. The journey to Nuolo Lokaye is highlighted, focusing on the return of ancestral remains and the ongoing care of the village site. The video concludes with teaching children about Kappa and instilling Hawaiian values, emphasizing the land's role as the chief and people as its servants.

What is the significance of the Nepali coast and the village of Nuolo Kai in Hawaiian culture?

Describe the process of making coppa as mentioned in the text.

What role do the plants play in teaching Hawaiian arts?

How do the children learn about their identity and the land they live on?

Explain the relationship between Hawaiians and the land as described in the text.