Posted on: Sunday, October 16, 2005
Faces and Stories from a Korean Neighborhood
Photos by Joaquin Siopack
Advertiser Staff Photographer
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Anna Lim of Beauty Touch, an importer and wholesaler of Korean beauty products, said 85 percent of the customers at her store in Daiei on Kaheka Street are non-Koreans.
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‘Whatever you see on Korean TV, you’re probably going to see it here.’
SANG MIN JI | President of Hana Mart, a kitchenware and gifts store on Ke'eaumoku Street
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‘In school, they’re not totally local, and at home, they’re not totally Korean.’
DAE LEE | Director of the Hope Learning Center on Rycroft Street. The center offers a Korean language class on weekends.
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‘What better place to put it than right smack in the middle of where all of the Korean people are located?’
DANIEL LIM | Chief operating officer of Pälama Super Market, which is on the corner of Kaläkaua and Makaloa streets
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| ‘I’m here 24/7. I’d say this neighborhood is one of the most convenient places to be.’
ANTHONY FULLER | Cashier at Pälama Super Market, who speaks fluent Korean and lives only a few blocks from work
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