Overview
About Hasegawa General Store
Why stop
- A broad mix of useful supplies, local products and souvenirs in one stop.
Heads up
- Some visitors find everyday goods expensive.
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Where it is
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Hasegawa General Store and Hāna Supplies“You're coming up on Hasegawa General Store, a family-run shop for groceries, snacks and a browse among locally made goods.”
Plays as you drive up to Hasegawa General Store in the Parkwolf Road to Hana Tour Guide.
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More about Hasegawa General Store
A useful stop in HānaHasegawa General Store is a family-run grocery and general store on Hāna Highway, serving town…
Hasegawa General Store is a family-run grocery and general store on Hāna Highway, serving town residents and Road to Hāna travelers. It’s worth a short browse if you need everyday supplies or want to see what local goods turn up among the souvenirs; think of it as a working shop, not a museum or planned tour.
Browse beyond the souvenirsThe shelves range from groceries, snacks and hardware to clothing and keepsakes.
The shelves range from groceries, snacks and hardware to clothing and keepsakes. The shop lists wine and spirits, local produce when available, and Hāna Blend gourmet coffee. Look for its “Uniquely Hāna” tags on locally made goods; Hāna Hotties hot sauce has been one example. There’s a customer parking lot and an ATM at 5165 Hana Highway.
A store with a long historyBrothers Shoichi and Saburo Hasegawa started the business in 1910.
Brothers Shoichi and Saburo Hasegawa started the business in 1910. Shoichi’s son Toshimasa became manager in 1933 and built a brick store in 1958. Fire destroyed the original shop in 1990; the family carried on and renovated a former Hāna theater into the current retail space.
A name that traveledPhotos and postcards of the brick store helped make it familiar beyond Hāna.
Photos and postcards of the brick store helped make it familiar beyond Hāna. Composer Paul Weston wrote “The Hasegawa General Store” in 1961. The shop’s broad mix reflects the role a local store plays in a remote town: everyday supplies sit alongside products from Hāna vendors and souvenirs for people passing through.
Wildlife
Wildlife in Road to Hana
10 sightingsHawaiian Monk SealMost seen around 11 AMSighting map
127 sightingsGreen Sea TurtleMost seen around 5 PMSighting map
86 sightingsFrigatebirdMost seen around noonSighting map
17 sightingsRed-footed BoobyMost seen around 6 AMSighting map
73 sightingsNene (Hawaiian Goose)Most seen around 6 AMSighting map
58 sightingsHawaiian StiltMost seen around 8 AMSighting mapSighting maps show where each species has been reported across Road to Hana. Wildlife moves, so no sighting is guaranteed.
