The stone lions standing guard at the East West Center are a gift from China.
Along East-West Road, there are several installations given as gifts from Asian nations. Behind this large hall is a Japanese garden with a stream and large, colorful fish.
And a traditional tea house still used for tea ceremonies.
There are more photos of the Japanese garden on my Facebook page.Link
Between the East West Center and the Center for Korean Studies is a Tibetan sala.
It's just a pretty place to sit to talk or meditate or wait out the rain.
The Center for Korean Studies is modeled on a palace.
The Hawaii Peace Memorial celebrates the contributions of Japanese workers and residents to the state.
There are other cool installations on campus and many Asian influences. These are just the ones I passed on my way to the credit union from my office. There was also a cool bamboo grove near the Japanese garden.
There is a new shoot in front that looks like a spear. I guess those are the things pandas like to munch on.
