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Captain Cook, Hawaii
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50 reviews
Pete From OC
This was interesting historical place where it showed how old Japanese immigrant farmers use to produce famous kona coffee. It was interesting but entrance fees seem to high for what it provided.
Sam Stevens
I dont think Ive ever had a tour like the one when I was in for Hawaii. I find that many tours are milked our and the tour guide talks too much about random things that pertain no relevance to whats really going on. But here, its far different, Ive never seen so much history come to life so easily. You can easily see people doing their household chores, the women cooking and utilising their rice bags in the most intricate and genius of ways. UNBELIEVABLY AMAZING EXPERIENCE!!!
Christopher Natale
Very cool place to visit. Wonderful staff and interesting history of kona coffee and tha family that farmed this parcel of land for several generations.
H Katharina
A beautiful jump back into history, when a Japanese family put huge efforts into coffee farming and daily life. Great people explain every detail, incl. the daily life as show case in the house und kind support in the little shop.
Neil Fernandes
They have paid tours which I feel are not worth it and instead can go to Greenville farms. Tours are based on home ppl lived back in the days and how they roasted coffee (which does not work). There is a medicinal herbs/tea session which we did not attend. In all think it is more of a money making attempt with the name Kona coffee
