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​Hawai'i Plantation Museum

S. Yoshiyama Store in 1900's

Hawai'i Plantation Museum Today

Today the Hawaii Plantation Museum can be found in the old historic plantation store built in 1902, once known as Onomea Sugar Company Store. The store was sold to one of its workers, S. Yoshiyama, in the year 1950. The worker renamed the it to S. Yoshiyama Store, which is now home to the Hawaii Plantation Museum. It is located at 27-246 Old Mamalahoa Highway in Papa'ikou, Hawai'i.

The museum is rich in history outlining the establishment of the sugar plantation era and how the sugar industry gave rise to Hawai’i’s multi-cultural heritage. From wall-to-wall the museum is filled with a enormous collection of old signs, bottles, newspapers, photos, a telephone booth, restaurant booth, Pete Beamer's buggy, baseball uniforms and much more.

The mission of our museum is to exhibit, preserve, and promote the culture and lifestyle of the old Hawai'i plantation era.

Admission Fees
General Adults- $8
Kama'aina - $6
Seniors - $6
Military - $5
Children (6-17 yrs.) - $3
Children 5 & Under  - Free
*call or email us for special rates for groups & members
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Museum Hours of Operation:
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Tuesday - Saturday  10:00 am - 3:00 pm

Closed Sundays, Mondays & Holidays.
*We do accommodate for tours or groups. Call 808-964-5151 for reservations.