Establishes the Hawaii-Japan Pacific peace monument to commemorate the friendship and peace between Hawaii and Japan.
The bill establishes the Hawaii-Japan Pacific peace monument as a historical site on Oahu. It appropriates funds for the planning, design, and construction of the monument, which will be developed jointly by the state foundation on culture and arts and appropriate stakeholders. The monument aims to recognize and commemorate the journey towards friendship and peace between the people of Hawaii and Japan, and the bright future of endless potential of Hawaii and Japan. The monument will be located within or adjacent to the East-West Center.
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