Japanese Population by County, Island and Census Tract in the State of Hawaii: 2010

HSDC 2010-6

State of Hawaii Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism Research and Economic Analysis Division Hawaii State Data Center February 2012

This report has been cataloged as followed:

Hawaii. Dept. of Business, Economic Development and Tourism. Research and Economic Analysis Division. Statistics and Data Support Branch. Hawaii State Data Center. Japanese population by county, island and census tract in the State of Hawaii: 2010. Honolulu: 2012.

Hawaii State Data Center Report Number 2010-6.

1. Ethnic groups-Hawaii-Statistics. 2. Census districts-Hawaii-Statistics. 3. United States -- Census, 2010. HA4007 .U89 2011

INTRODUCTION

About This Report

This report, Japanese Population by County, Island and Census Tract in the State of Hawaii: 2010, was produced by the Hawaii State Data Center which is part of the Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism (DBEDT) . The data included here were obtained from the U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Census Summary File 1. The thematic maps were produced by the Hawaii State Office of Planning’s GIS Program.

The category of “race alone” consisted of individuals who chose only that one race. “Race alone or in combination” referred to the number of responses in which an individual chose either that one race or that same race in combination with another race or races. For example, if an individual chose the race groups of both Native Hawaiian and Japanese, that individual’s response would be counted in both the Native Hawaiian “race alone or in combination” column as well as the Japanese “race alone or in combination” column. For the Japanese group, this count represented all persons saying they were, for example, either a full or part “Japanese”. It should be noted that “race alone or in combination” figures refer to number of “responses” and not individuals, so their sum would exceed the total population.

The small areas used in this report were based on the U.S. Census Bureau’s geographic level of census tracts. In 2010, there were 321 census tracts in our state which contained population. Populations in the census tracts ranged from 1 to 11,012 people.

The following tables and maps show the distribution of “race alone” and “race alone or in combination” populations. The tables and maps show the actual number as well as the percentage of the total population that number represents in each geographic area. Data on the number of people in a racial group are useful, especially when searching for large numbers of that specific group. The percentage of the area’s population composed of a certain racial group is a good indicator of population concentration.

Having statistical information locating where clusters of racial groups currently live in Hawaii may be beneficial to businesses as well as to other organizations.

Businesses will be able to make more knowledgeable decisions based on where their target population is located or knowing who their customers are in a specific location. Some crucial questions regarding the area may be answered by knowing its demographic characteristics. For example, a certain type of ethnic food may sell much better in one place versus another. Familiarity of cultural practices and sensitivities might add to the success of a business, too.

Other types of organizations may use this data in deciding where they should open an office or how to best serve the majority of their clientele in a particular area. If an area has a significant number of people in a specific racial group, having people who speak their language on the organization’s staff may be helpful. Careful consideration of interactions and customs of families of that racial group may also add to the effectiveness of their staff in delivering services.

It should be noted, though, that other factors influence the needs and characteristics of racial groups. For example, was the person born here or did they come from another country? If they are from another country, when did they migrate here? This report provides some basic data. Researchers who are interested in more in-depth analyses of detailed race groups by small areas will be able to use additional census data being released by the Census Bureau’s American Community Survey.

The present report is a part of the 2010 Census racial group report series being released by DBEDT.

Availability of Data

This report may be viewed or downloaded from the Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism’s Internet site at:

http://hawaii.gov/dbedt/info/census/Census_2010/SF1/index_html

Census maps (online, thematic and reference) are available on the Hawaii State Office of Planning GIS Program Internet site at:

http://hawaii.gov/dbedt/gis/miscmaps.htm

An earlier Hawaii State Data Center publication containing 2010 Census data by major race groups may be found on our DBEDT Internet site at:

http://hawaii.gov/dbedt/info/census/Census_2010/PL94-171/index_html

Similar data from the Census 2000 may be found on our DBEDT Internet site at:

http://hawaii.gov/dbedt/info/census/Folder.2005-10-13.2927/hsdc-tables-sf1

The U.S. Census Bureau Internet site is at:

http://www.census.gov/

Information from the Census Bureau’s annual American Community Survey may be obtained through its American FactFinder website at:

http://factfinder2.census.gov/faces/nav/jsf/pages/index.xhtml

For further information, call the Hawaii State Data Center at (808) 586-2499.

Table 1.-- RANKING OF SELECTED RACES IN HAWAII: 2010 Race alone or in Race combi- Rank Race alone Rank Race nation

1 White 336,599 1 White 564,323 2 Filipino 197,497 2 Filipino 342,095 3 Japanese 185,502 3 Japanese 312,292 4 Native Haw aiian 80,337 4 Native Haw aiian 289,970 5 Chinese 54,861 5 Chinese 199,872 6 Korean 24,203 6 Korean 48,699 7 Black or African American 21,424 7 Black or African American 38,820 8 Samoan 18,287 8 Samoan 37,463 9 Vietnamese 9,779 9 American Indian/Alaska Native 33,470 10 Marshallese 6,316 10 Vietnamese 13,266 11 Tongan 4,830 11 Tongan 8,085 12 American Indian and Alaska Native 4,164 12 Marshallese 7,412 13 Guamanian or Chamorro 2,700 13 Guamanian or Chamorro 6,647 14 Asian Indian 2,201 14 Asian Indian 4,737 15 Thai 2,006 15 Thai 3,701 16 Laotian 1,844 16 Laotian 2,620 17 Taiw anese 898 17 Taiw anese 1,161 18 Cambodian 464 18 Indonesian 990 19 Indonesian 399 19 Fijian 711 20 Fijian 282 20 Cambodian 705 21 Burmese 199 21 Pakistani 303 22 Sri Lankan 186 22 Malaysian 297 23 Pakistani 174 23 Burmese 281 24 Nepalese 125 24 Sri Lankan 231 25 Malaysian 86 25 Nepalese 146 26 Hmong 70 26 Hmong 87 27 Bangladeshi 60 27 Bangladeshi 74 28 Bhutanese 7 28 Bhutanese 13

Distribution of the Japanese Population in Hawaii

Table 2.‐‐ JAPANESE POPULATION BY RACE ALONE AND RACE ALONE OR IN COMBINATION BY COUNTY AND ISLAND, STATE OF HAWAII: 2010 Race alone or in Race alone: % combination: % Total Race alone or in of total of total Area population Race alone combination population population

STATE 1,360,301 185,502 312,292 13.6 23.0

CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU 953,207 149,701 241,290 15.7 25.3 Oahu Island 953,207 149,701 241,290 15.7 25.3 Northwestern Hawaiian Islands ‐ ‐ ‐ (X) (X)

HAWAII COUNTY 185,079 18,086 35,586 9.8 19.2

MAUI COUNTY 1/ 154,924 11,451 22,809 7.4 14.7 Maui Island 144,444 11,064 21,614 7.7 15.0 Lanai Island 3,135 147 338 4.7 10.8 Molokai Island 1/ 7,345 240 857 3.3 11.7 Kahoolawe Island ‐ ‐ ‐ (X) (X)

KAUAI COUNTY 67,091 6,264 12,607 9.3 18.8 Kauai Island 66,921 6,264 12,601 9.4 18.8 Niihau and Kaula Islands 170 ‐ 6 (X) 3.5

‐ Represents zero or rounds to 0.0. (X) Percentage changes involving negative numbers or zero are meaningless. 1/ Includes Kalawao County (Census Tract 319) which is administered by the Hawaii State Department of Health. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Census Summary File 1, Tables QT‐P8 and QT‐P9; extracted by the Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism, Hawaii State Data Center.

Statewide, there were 185,502 people in the Japanese “race alone” group. The Japanese were the 3rd largest “race alone” group in Hawaii and comprised 14 percent of our resident population in 2010.

In our State of Hawaii, there were 312,292 people in the Japanese “race alone or in combination” group. This group was the 3rd largest “race alone or in combination” group and made up about 23 percent of Hawaii’s population.

Table 3.‐‐ TOP TEN CENSUS TRACTS ‐ NUMBER OF JAPANESE RACE ALONE: 2010

Number of Census tract Total Japanese race Rank number Island Census tract name population alone 1 80.07 Oahu Pearl City Highlands 5,306 2,422 2 67.01 Oahu Tripler‐Moanalua 5,830 2,390 3 78.10 Oahu Royal Summit 5,450 2,270 4 80.06 Oahu Pearl City 4,858 1,993 5 68.05 Oahu Salt Lake Country Club 6,167 1,814 61.12OahuKoko Marina 5,555 1,764 7 31.01 Oahu Woodlawn 3,687 1,746 8 1.06 Oahu Hahaione‐Mariners Ridge 7,704 1,743 9 80.05 Oahu Pacific Palisades 6,864 1,734 10 77.02 Oahu Aiea Heights 5,098 1,694

The census tracts with the largest population of the Japanese “race alone” were in the central Oahu areas of Pearl City Highlands, Royal Summit, and Pearl City. Other top ranking areas were in urban Honolulu and included Tripler- Moanalua, Salt Lake Country Club, and Woodlawn. Position #6 and #8 in the top listing were held by areas in East Honolulu – Koko Marina and Hahaione-Mariners Ridge.

Table 4.‐‐ TOP TEN CENSUS TRACTS ‐ PERCENT OF TOTAL POPULATION OF JAPANESE RACE ALONE: 2010

Census tract Total % Japanese Rank number Island Census tract name population race alone 1 31.02 Oahu Upper Manoa 3,335 48.8 2 31.01 Oahu Woodlawn 3,687 47.4 3 80.07 Oahu Pearl City Highlands 5,306 45.6 4 78.04 Oahu Lower Pearl City 1,907 44.0 57 OahuKaimuki: 22nd Avenue 2,966 42.4 6 78.09 Oahu Newtown 3,377 41.7 7 78.10 Oahu Royal Summit 5,450 41.7 8 80.06 Oahu Pearl City 4,858 41.0 9 67.01 Oahu Tripler‐Moanalua 5,830 41.0 10 68.06 Oahu Ala Lilikoi 1,704 39.1

The census tracts with the highest percentage of the Japanese “race alone” group were concentrated in half of the same areas as the actual number in this group. It differed, though, because the #1 census tract was Upper Manoa and the #2 was Woodlawn. These census tracts were followed by Pearl City Highlands and Lower Pearl City.

Table 5.‐‐ TOP TEN CENSUS TRACTS ‐ NUMBER OF JAPANESE RACE ALONE OR IN COMBINATION: 2010 Number of

Japanese race

Census tract Total alone or in Rank number Island Census tract name population combination 1 80.07 Oahu Pearl City Highlands 5,306 3,186 2 67.01 Oahu Tripler‐Moanalua 5,830 3,050 3 78.10 Oahu Royal Summit 5,450 3,038 4 80.05 Oahu Pacific Palisades 6,864 2,934

5 92 Oahu Wahiawa Mauka 7,963 2,712

6 80.06 Oahu Pearl City 4,858 2,703 7 89.22 Oahu Waikele 7,479 2,668 8 1.06 Oahu Hahaione‐Mariners Ridge 7,704 2,642 9 89.08 Oahu Mililani Marketplace 5,837 2,614 10 310 Maui South Wailuku 8,426 2,512

A large number of census tracts of the Japanese “race alone or in combination” group were located in Central Oahu. The census tracts included Pearl City Highlands, Royal Summit, Pacific Palisades and Pearl City. The urban Honolulu census tract Tripler-Moanalua, was also high on the listing. South Wailuku on Maui was the only Neighbor Island area on this list.

Table 6.‐‐ TOP TEN CENSUS TRACTS ‐ PERCENT OF TOTAL POPULATION OF JAPANESE RACE ALONE OR IN COMBINATION: 2010 % Japanese race alone or Census tract Total in Rank number Island Census tract name population combination 1 31.02 Oahu Upper Manoa 3,335 63.8 2 80.07 Oahu Pearl City Highlands 5,306 60.0 3 31.01 Oahu Woodlawn 3,687 59.9 4 78.04 Oahu Lower Pearl City 1,907 57.8 5 78.09 Oahu Newtown 3,377 56.2 6 7 Oahu Kaimuki: 22nd Avenue 2,966 56.1 7 89.30 Oahu Mililani: Ainamakua Drive 2,560 56.0 8 78.10 Oahu Royal Summit 5,450 55.7 9 80.06 Oahu Pearl City 4,858 55.6 10 103.08 Oahu Kapunahala 3,319 52.8

Two of the three census tracts with the highest percentage of the Japanese “race alone or in combination” group were Upper Manoa and Woodlawn. Also ranking high, percentage-wise, were the Central Oahu census tracts of Pearl City Highlands, Lower Pearl City, Newtown, Royal Summit and Pearl City.

Table 7.‐‐ POPULATION BY JAPANESE RACE ALONE AND RACE ALONE OR IN COMBINATION BY ISLAND AND CENSUS TRACT, STATE OF HAWAII: 2010

% of Japanese % of Japanese Island and 2010 census Total Japanese alone or in Japanese alone or in tract Name population alone combination alone combination

State total 1,360,301 185,502 312,292 13.6 23.0

Oahu 953,207 149,701 241,290 15.7 25.3 1.06 Hahaione‐Mariners Ridge 7,704 1,743 2,642 22.6 34.3 1.07 Kuapa Isle 2,818 708 1,111 25.1 39.4 1.08 Hawaii Kai Marina 3,264 552 786 16.9 24.1 1.10 Kalama Valley 4,288 1,074 1,699 25.0 39.6 1.11 Lunalilo Park Subdivision 5,035 1,590 2,344 31.6 46.6 1.12 Koko Marina 5,555 1,764 2,461 31.8 44.3 1.14 Portlock 1,594 193 307 12.1 19.3 2 Kuliouou 5,742 1,598 2,412 27.8 42.0 3.01 Aina Haina‐Hawaii Loa Ridge 3,307 941 1,341 28.5 40.6 3.02 Wailupe 2,990 846 1,267 28.3 42.4 4.01 Waialae Nui Ridge‐Ainakoa 2,893 1,020 1,360 35.3 47.0 4.02 Waialae Iki 3,999 1,120 1,568 28.0 39.2 5 Waialae‐Kahala 3,807 862 1,198 22.6 31.5 6 Diamond Head 1,218 211 312 17.3 25.6 7 Kaimuki: 22nd Avenue 2,966 1,257 1,664 42.4 56.1 8 Kaimuki: Kapiolani Community College 3,771 1,176 1,675 31.2 44.4 9.01 Waialae Nui Valley 2,736 1,013 1,322 37.0 48.3 9.02 Maunalani Heights 4,088 992 1,427 24.3 34.9 9.03 Lower Wilhelmina 2,858 930 1,289 32.5 45.1 10 Upper Palolo 3,096 1,062 1,427 34.3 46.1 11 Central Palolo 3,862 767 1,161 19.9 30.1 12.01 Waialae Avenue‐Pukele Avenue 2,924 954 1,299 32.6 44.4 12.02 Lower Palolo 3,030 1,136 1,587 37.5 52.4 13 Kaimuki: 6th Avenue 4,207 1,099 1,676 26.1 39.8 14 Kapaolono Field 2,550 910 1,214 35.7 47.6 15 Upper Kapahulu 3,527 1,126 1,524 31.9 43.2 16 Lower Kapahulu 3,783 1,110 1,557 29.3 41.2 17 Kapiolani Park 2,437 207 323 8.5 13.3 18.01 Koa Avenue 1,717 190 269 11.1 15.7 18.03 Tusitala Street 3,360 395 534 11.8 15.9 18.04 Jefferson School 1,849 322 405 17.4 21.9 19.01 Waikiki Beach 837 53 75 6.3 9.0 19.03 Ena Road 2,770 584 726 21.1 26.2 19.04 Hobron Lane 3,912 606 750 15.5 19.2 20.03 Seaside Avenue 2,477 462 561 18.7 22.6 20.04 International Market Place 1,398 228 295 16.3 21.1 20.05 Ala Wai‐Niu Street 2,389 362 479 15.2 20.1 20.06 Ala Wai‐Olohana Street 2,364 412 512 17.4 21.7 21 Olokele Avenue 3,864 950 1,403 24.6 36.3 22.01 Kamoku Street‐Iolani School 3,684 629 961 17.1 26.1 22.02 Ala Wai Park‐Lauiki Street 3,400 735 1,027 21.6 30.2 23 Moiliili 5,523 1,293 1,856 23.4 33.6 24.01 Lower McCully 3,096 705 994 22.8 32.1 24.02 Upper McCully 3,228 1,085 1,413 33.6 43.8 25 Lower Pawaa 3,915 1,176 1,555 30.0 39.7 26 Bingham Tract 4,249 1,084 1,521 25.5 35.8 27.01 UH Manoa Campus 5,093 852 1,401 16.7 27.5 27.02 Punahou School 5,057 1,158 1,678 22.9 33.2 28 St. Louis Heights 3,678 1,229 1,652 33.4 44.9

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9 Table 7.‐‐ POPULATION BY JAPANESE RACE ALONE AND RACE ALONE OR IN COMBINATION BY ISLAND AND CENSUS TRACT, STATE OF HAWAII: 2010 ‐‐ Con.

% of Japanese % of Japanese Island and 2010 census Total Japanese alone or in Japanese alone or in tract Name population alone combination alone combination

Oahu (con.): 29 East Manoa 2,415 759 981 31.4 40.6 30 Judd Hillside‐Lowrey Avenue 4,321 1,267 1,818 29.3 42.1 31.01 Woodlawn 3,687 1,746 2,210 47.4 59.9 31.02 Upper Manoa 3,335 1,626 2,129 48.8 63.8 32 Round Top‐Tantalus 833 107 174 12.8 20.9 33 Makiki Heights 1,132 229 367 20.2 32.4 34.03 Thurston Street 5,530 1,132 1,605 20.5 29.0 34.04 Makiki Fire Station 4,716 1,124 1,552 23.8 32.9 34.05 Poki Street 3,250 585 864 18.0 26.6 34.06 Lower Makiki 5,777 1,145 1,688 19.8 29.2 34.07 Maryknoll School 913 267 326 29.2 35.7 35.01 Academy of Arts 2,282 476 655 20.9 28.7 35.02 Upper Pawaa 3,876 981 1,296 25.3 33.4 36.01 Sheridan Street 4,109 945 1,318 23.0 32.1 36.03 Ahana Street 2,807 613 799 21.8 28.5 36.04 Kaheka Street‐Makaloa Street 2,519 698 839 27.7 33.3 37 Ala Moana 5,579 1,357 1,728 24.3 31.0 38 Kakaako 3,970 933 1,252 23.5 31.5 39 Civic Center 655 95 121 14.5 18.5 40 Financial District 1,552 161 228 10.4 14.7 41 Queen's Hospital 4,504 684 1,100 15.2 24.4 42 Queen Emma Gardens 3,432 640 913 18.6 26.6 43 Punchbowl 5,591 923 1,496 16.5 26.8 44 Pauoa 5,165 1,306 1,922 25.3 37.2 45 Dowsett Highlands 5,145 1,625 2,291 31.6 44.5 46 Puunui‐Waokanaka Street 3,735 1,266 1,772 33.9 47.4 47 Alewa‐Kawananakoa 4,553 1,378 1,999 30.3 43.9 48 Kamehameha Heights 6,707 1,123 1,844 16.7 27.5 49 Lanakila 3,198 579 816 18.1 25.5 50 Kuakini 4,049 1,129 1,521 27.9 37.6 51 Foster Botanical Garden 3,090 295 407 9.5 13.2 52 Chinatown 3,293 103 184 3.1 5.6 53 Aala 3,636 215 384 5.9 10.6 54 Mayor Wright Housing 1,637 10 39 0.6 2.4 55 Palama 2,078 55 117 2.6 5.6 56 Kapalama 6,749 518 801 7.7 11.9 57 Iwilei‐Anuenue 2,148 120 212 5.6 9.9 58 Waiakamilo Road 3,440 93 262 2.7 7.6 59 Mokauea Street 3,353 199 292 5.9 8.7 60 Umi Street 5,421 161 276 3.0 5.1 61 Kalihi Waena 4,175 236 365 5.7 8.7 62.01 Kam IV Road 6,047 362 550 6.0 9.1 62.02 Linapuni Street 1,701 10 68 0.6 4.0 63.01 Kalihi Valley Park 3,773 586 789 15.5 20.9 63.02 Kalena Drive 2,720 179 293 6.6 10.8 64.01 Gulick Avenue‐Likelike 2,059 143 247 6.9 12.0 64.02 Kamanaiki Street 6,387 443 832 6.9 13.0 65 Upper Kalihi Valley 4,541 587 933 12.9 20.5 66 Kahauiki Street 374 5 6 1.3 1.6 67.01 Tripler‐Moanalua 5,830 2,390 3,050 41.0 52.3 67.02 Red Hill 1,989 145 305 7.3 15.3

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10 Table 7.‐‐ POPULATION BY JAPANESE RACE ALONE AND RACE ALONE OR IN COMBINATION BY ISLAND AND CENSUS TRACT, STATE OF HAWAII: 2010 ‐‐ Con.

% of Japanese % of Japanese Island and 2010 census Total Japanese alone or in Japanese alone or in tract Name population alone combination alone combination

Oahu (con.): 68.02 Aliamanu 6,842 387 793 5.7 11.6 68.04 Aliamanu Crater 2,835 22 61 0.8 2.2 68.05 Salt Lake Country Club 6,167 1,814 2,466 29.4 40.0 68.06 Ala Lilikoi 1,704 666 870 39.1 51.1 68.08 Ala Ilima Mauka 4,423 659 1,089 14.9 24.6 68.09 Ala Ilima Makai 5,040 538 948 10.7 18.8 69 Arizona Road 3,823 68 209 1.8 5.5 70 Navy Marine Golf Course 4,041 57 179 1.4 4.4 71 Nimitz Elementary School 2,713 29 74 1.1 2.7 73.02 Hangar Avenue‐Vickers Avenue 3,866 49 136 1.3 3.5 73.03 Hickam Air Force Base 341 ‐ 2 (X) 0.6 74 Ford Island 3,981 52 124 1.3 3.1 75.02 Halawa Valley 1,376 61 68 4.4 4.9 75.03 Halawa Heights 5,160 1,668 2,328 32.3 45.1 75.04 Aloha Stadium 3,171 219 525 6.9 16.6 75.05 Foster Village 5,338 661 1,164 12.4 21.8 75.06 Red Hill Military Housing 933 6 28 0.6 3.0 77.01 Lower Aiea 4,240 958 1,322 22.6 31.2 77.02 Aiea Heights 5,098 1,694 2,392 33.2 46.9 78.04 Lower Pearl City 1,907 839 1,103 44.0 57.8 78.05 Waiau Townhouses 5,136 1,249 2,036 24.3 39.6 78.07 Pearl Ridge High Rise 5,405 907 1,495 16.8 27.7 78.08 Pearlridge Center 3,346 411 728 12.3 21.8 78.09 Newtown 3,377 1,408 1,898 41.7 56.2 78.10 Royal Summit 5,450 2,270 3,038 41.7 55.7 78.11 Pearl Country Club 4,990 1,422 2,121 28.5 42.5 80.01 Hale Mohalu Hospital 2,005 376 585 18.8 29.2 80.02 Lower Waiau 2,837 880 1,200 31.0 42.3 80.03 Manana 4,668 396 827 8.5 17.7 80.05 Pacific Palisades 6,864 1,734 2,934 25.3 42.7 80.06 Pearl City 4,858 1,993 2,703 41.0 55.6 80.07 Pearl City Highlands 5,306 2,422 3,186 45.6 60.0 83.01 Iroquois Point 4,661 40 303 0.9 6.5 83.02 Campbell High School 6,749 213 708 3.2 10.5 84.02 Ewa Beach 8,206 448 1,137 5.5 13.9 84.05 Holomua School 4,664 309 805 6.6 17.3 84.06 Hawaii Prince Golf Course 5,997 308 992 5.1 16.5 84.07 Ocean Pointe 3,325 178 469 5.4 14.1 84.08 Hoakalei Country Club 4,728 199 547 4.2 11.6 84.10 Coral Creek Golf Course 2,346 255 527 10.9 22.5 84.11 Geiger Road 3,448 262 670 7.6 19.4 84.12 Ewa Gentry 6,543 504 1,196 7.7 18.3 85.02 Kalaeloa 2,136 22 143 1.0 6.7 86.06 Kapolei Golf Course 9,693 637 1,725 6.6 17.8 86.09 Ko Olina‐Honokai Hale 2,066 102 229 4.9 11.1 86.10 Ko Olina Resort 1,051 33 72 3.1 6.9 86.11 Kahe 84 5 19 6.0 22.6 86.12 Upper Makakilo 6,017 386 1,103 6.4 18.3 86.13 Makakilo: Wainohia Street 904 40 161 4.4 17.8 86.14 Kunia West 8,232 485 1,340 5.9 16.3 86.17 Ewa Villages 9,364 536 1,358 5.7 14.5

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% of Japanese % of Japanese Island and 2010 census Total Japanese alone or in Japanese alone or in tract Name population alone combination alone combination

Oahu (con.): 86.22 Lower Makakilo 4,068 238 664 5.9 16.3 87.01 Leeward Community College 8,787 779 1,274 8.9 14.5 87.02 St. Joseph School 5,593 368 644 6.6 11.5 87.03 West Loch 6,837 230 619 3.4 9.1 88 Managers Drive 8,054 770 1,145 9.6 14.2 89.06 Mililani Golf Course 3,771 752 1,280 19.9 33.9 89.07 Mililani High School 4,232 646 1,237 15.3 29.2 89.08 Mililani Marketplace 5,837 1,637 2,614 28.0 44.8 89.09 Mililani District Park 3,806 925 1,545 24.3 40.6 89.12 August Ahrens School 2,570 273 412 10.6 16.0 89.13 Robinson Heights 4,116 450 715 10.9 17.4 89.14 Honowai School 5,098 139 368 2.7 7.2 89.15 Waipio Acres 5,236 608 1,245 11.6 23.8 89.17 Mililani Town Center 4,554 1,348 2,056 29.6 45.1 89.18 Mililani: Nob Hill 5,429 1,107 1,916 20.4 35.3 89.20 Waipio Gentry 4,296 1,037 1,717 24.1 40.0 89.21 Waipio 2,668 300 523 11.2 19.6 89.22 Waikele 7,479 1,577 2,668 21.1 35.7 89.23 Seaview 4,737 1,137 1,915 24.0 40.4 89.24 Royal Kunia 7,623 831 1,584 10.9 20.8 89.25 Village Park 6,902 567 1,125 8.2 16.3 89.26 Laulani Valley‐Mililani Technology Park 1,572 121 259 7.7 16.5 89.27 Koolani Drive 5,180 1,107 2,133 21.4 41.2 89.28 Mililani Mauka Middle School 3,884 903 1,706 23.2 43.9 89.29 Mililani Mauka‐Meheula Parkway 4,836 1,327 2,121 27.4 43.9 89.30 Mililani: Ainamakua Drive 2,560 977 1,433 38.2 56.0 89.31 Waiawa 3,310 777 1,432 23.5 43.3 90 Wheeler‐East Range 1,634 3 21 0.2 1.3 91 Kaukonahua Road 5,332 185 508 3.5 9.5 92 Wahiawa Mauka 7,963 1,566 2,712 19.7 34.1 93 Wahiawa Waena 4,762 507 943 10.6 19.8 94 Wahiawa Makai 5,155 594 1,118 11.5 21.7 95.01 Kolekole Avenue 4,893 7 65 0.1 1.3 95.02 Menoher Street 4,243 6 64 0.1 1.5 95.03 Foote Avenue 3,403 3 18 0.1 0.5 95.04 Leilehua Avenue 1,271 5 16 0.4 1.3 95.07 Schofield: McCarthy Field 2,560 6 27 0.2 1.1 96.03 Maili 10,289 253 1,167 2.5 11.3 96.08 Lualualei Transmitter 5,682 100 553 1.8 9.7 97.01 Waianae Kai 6,635 186 757 2.8 11.4 97.03 Lualualei‐Camp Waianae 6,227 217 892 3.5 14.3 97.04 Lualualei: Halona Road 3,066 145 434 4.7 14.2 98.01 Makua Valley 2,834 65 229 2.3 8.1 98.02 Makaha 6,386 145 752 2.3 11.8 99.02 Haleiwa 3,740 213 554 5.7 14.8 99.04 Kaena Point 5,986 368 795 6.1 13.3 100 Kawailoa 3,320 147 261 4.4 7.9 101 Waimea‐Kahuku 7,881 269 685 3.4 8.7 102.01 Hauula‐Kaaawa 5,882 135 567 2.3 9.6 102.02 Laie 7,643 193 539 2.5 7.1 103.03 Kahaluu‐Waikane 4,766 481 1,155 10.1 24.2

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12 Table 7.‐‐ POPULATION BY JAPANESE RACE ALONE AND RACE ALONE OR IN COMBINATION BY ISLAND AND CENSUS TRACT, STATE OF HAWAII: 2010 ‐‐ Con.

% of Japanese % of Japanese Island and 2010 census Total Japanese alone or in Japanese alone or in tract Name population alone combination alone combination

Oahu (con.): 103.05 Ahuimanu 5,063 708 1,427 14.0 28.2 103.06 Haiku 6,369 1,210 2,202 19.0 34.6 103.08 Kapunahala 3,319 1,202 1,751 36.2 52.8 105.03 Kaneohe District Park 1,980 374 669 18.9 33.8 105.04 Waikalua Road 5,115 949 1,827 18.6 35.7 105.05 Heeia Kea 3,531 983 1,558 27.8 44.1 105.07 Kahuhipa Street 5,421 761 1,632 14.0 30.1 105.08 Lilipuna Road 2,569 283 493 11.0 19.2 106.01 Puohala 3,422 696 1,262 20.3 36.9 106.02 Castle High School‐Halekou Road 5,449 1,499 2,476 27.5 45.4 107.01 Kokokahi 3,661 572 949 15.6 25.9 107.02 Mokulele Drive 3,666 1,146 1,705 31.3 46.5 108.01 Mokapu West 2,969 10 46 0.3 1.5 108.02 Mokapu East 6,548 40 123 0.6 1.9 109.01 Kalaheo Hillside 3,140 169 387 5.4 12.3 109.03 Oneawa Street‐Kawainui 4,133 385 866 9.3 21.0 109.04 Maluniu Avenue 3,570 266 610 7.5 17.1 109.05 Ulupaina Street 2,513 309 547 12.3 21.8 110 Maunawili 4,151 626 1,025 15.1 24.7 111.03 Olomana 3,796 811 1,342 21.4 35.4 111.04 Enchanted Lakes 4,860 678 1,241 14.0 25.5 111.05 Kailua Town 3,205 160 348 5.0 10.9 111.06 Keolu 5,924 982 1,751 16.6 29.6 112.01 Kalaheo Avenue 4,380 187 421 4.3 9.6 112.02 Lanikai 1,609 48 122 3.0 7.6 113 Waimanalo 5,451 288 841 5.3 15.4 114 Waipio Peninsula 5,372 29 94 0.5 1.7 115 Kapolei 5,493 328 981 6.0 17.9 9400.01 Waimanalo Beach‐Homesteads 4,551 67 488 1.5 10.7 9400.02 Nanakuli 7,400 59 622 0.8 8.4 9800 Hanauma Bay 5 ‐‐(X) (X) 9802 Honolulu International Airport 704 30 94 4.3 13.4 9803 Campbell Industrial Park ‐‐‐(X) (X) 9806 Schofield Forest Reserve ‐‐‐(X) (X) 9807 Schofield Barracks East Range ‐‐‐(X) (X) 9808 Hoomaluhia Botanical Garden 1 ‐‐(X) (X) 9810 Kawainui Marsh 13 2 2 15.4 15.4 9811 Bellows Air Force Base 19 ‐‐(X) (X) 9813 Mapunapuna Industrial 8 ‐‐(X) (X) 9814 Nimitz‐Airport Commercial 97 12 14 12.4 14.4

Northwestern Hawaiian Islands ‐‐‐(X) (X) 9812 Northwestern Hawaiian Islands ‐‐‐(X) (X)

Hawaii 185,079 18,086 35,586 9.8 19.2 201 Pauka‘a‐Wailea 5,213 773 1,274 14.8 24.4 202.02 Hilo: Upper Waiakea Forest Reserve 2,568 254 449 9.9 17.5 203 Hilo: Pu‘u‘eo‐Downtown 3,934 473 828 12.0 21.0 204 Hilo: Villa Franca‐Kaiko'o 5,924 943 1,701 15.9 28.7

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13 Table 7.‐‐ POPULATION BY JAPANESE RACE ALONE AND RACE ALONE OR IN COMBINATION BY ISLAND AND CENSUS TRACT, STATE OF HAWAII: 2010 ‐‐ Con.

% of Japanese % of Japanese Island and 2010 census Total Japanese alone or in Japanese alone or in tract Name population alone combination alone combination

Hawaii (con.): 205 Hilo: University‐Houselots 3,294 421 823 12.8 25.0 206 Hilo: Keaukaha‐Pana‘ewa 5,391 460 1,084 8.5 20.1 207.01 Hilo: Puainako 4,507 1,574 2,246 34.9 49.8 207.02 Hilo: Kawailani 4,861 1,668 2,493 34.3 51.3 208.01 Hilo: Kahuku‐Kaumana 4,310 1,180 1,910 27.4 44.3 208.02 Hilo: Piihonua‐Kaumana 6,196 1,561 2,405 25.2 38.8 209 Hilo: Haihai 4,729 1,259 2,019 26.6 42.7 210.03 Orchidland‐Ainaloa 6,391 172 696 2.7 10.9 210.05 Hawaiian Paradise Park 11,012 413 1,485 3.8 13.5 210.10 Upper Puna (Puna Mauka) 7,884 219 836 2.8 10.6 210.11 Volcano‐Mt. View 4,009 251 748 6.3 18.7 210.13 Kea‘au 4,970 717 1,312 14.4 26.4 211.01 Kalapana‐Kapoho 3,531 64 176 1.8 5.0 211.06 Pahoa 7,529 310 843 4.1 11.2 212.02 Ka‘u 8,451 256 756 3.0 8.9 213 South Kona 5,972 375 801 6.3 13.4 214.02 Konawaena 4,025 807 1,298 20.0 32.2 215.02 Hualalai 4,844 397 750 8.2 15.5 215.04 Kealakehe 3,965 110 459 2.8 11.6 215.07 Kalaoa 8,503 458 1,172 5.4 13.8 215.09 Kaumalumalu‐Keahou 5,154 372 675 7.2 13.1 216.01 Kailua 7,822 406 847 5.2 10.8 216.04 Holualoa 7,587 342 759 4.5 10.0 217.02 Waimea‐Pu‘u Anahulu 9,540 598 1,532 6.3 16.1 217.04 Kawaihae‐Waikoloa 8,087 342 834 4.2 10.3 218 North Kohala 6,322 337 1,039 5.3 16.4 219.02 Honoka‘a‐Kukuihaele 3,925 280 670 7.1 17.1 220 Pa‘auhau‐Pa‘auilo 2,588 145 401 5.6 15.5 221.02 North Hilo 2,041 149 265 7.3 13.0

Maui 144,444 11,064 21,614 7.7 15.0 301 Hana 2,291 34 174 1.5 7.6 302.01 Huelo 2,453 48 134 2.0 5.5 302.02 Ha'iku 7,635 279 769 3.7 10.1 303.01 Kula 8,013 704 1,238 8.8 15.4 303.03 Wailea 3,567 115 174 3.2 4.9 304.02 Pukalani 8,652 1,041 1,972 12.0 22.8 304.03 Makawao 3,269 195 549 6.0 16.8 304.04 Hali'imaile 5,609 325 965 5.8 17.2 305.01 Pa'ia 2,689 133 308 4.9 11.5 307.05 Kihei Mauka 3,791 102 281 2.7 7.4 307.06 Kealia 2,448 89 210 3.6 8.6 307.07 Waipuilani 8,009 228 639 2.8 8.0 307.08 Halama 2,909 75 182 2.6 6.3 307.09 Kamaole 3,727 91 167 2.4 4.5 307.10 Keawakapu 2,441 58 108 2.4 4.4 308 Waihee‐Waikapu 6,907 730 1,526 10.6 22.1 309.01 West Central Wailuku 2,617 405 721 15.5 27.6 309.02 East Central Wailuku 3,205 452 850 14.1 26.5 309.03 North Wailuku 6,481 399 1,007 6.2 15.5 310 South Wailuku 8,426 1,522 2,512 18.1 29.8

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14 Table 7.‐‐ POPULATION BY JAPANESE RACE ALONE AND RACE ALONE OR IN COMBINATION BY ISLAND AND CENSUS TRACT, STATE OF HAWAII: 2010 ‐‐ Con.

% of Japanese % of Japanese Island and 2010 census Total Japanese alone or in Japanese alone or in tract Name population alone combination alone combination

Maui (con.): 311.01 West Kahului 8,167 857 1,516 10.5 18.6 311.02 Central Kahului 5,426 871 1,280 16.1 23.6 311.03 Southeast Kahului 7,580 692 1,322 9.1 17.4 314.02 Kahoma 3,003 186 463 6.2 15.4 314.04 Lahaina 3,250 176 318 5.4 9.8 314.05 Lahainaluna 5,491 273 517 5.0 9.4 315.01 Kapalua 2,368 79 122 3.3 5.2 315.02 Honokahua 5,036 130 311 2.6 6.2 315.03 Honokowai 2,366 40 119 1.7 5.0 319 Spreckelsville 5,624 704 1,100 12.5 19.6 320 Launiupoko 994 31 60 3.1 6.0

Lanai 3,135 147 338 4.7 10.8 316.01 Lana'i 3,135 147 338 4.7 10.8

Molokai 7,345 240 857 3.3 11.7 317 East Moloka'i 4,503 171 546 3.8 12.1 318.01 West Moloka'i 2,752 67 304 2.4 11.0 319 Kalawao 90 2 7 2.2 7.8

Kahoolawe ‐ ‐ ‐ (X) (X) 9800 Kaho'olawe ‐‐‐(X) (X)

Kauai 66,921 6,264 12,601 9.4 18.8 401.03 Princeville‐Kilauea 6,484 178 393 2.7 6.1 401.04 Ha'ena‐Hanalei 1,344 52 94 3.9 7.0 402.04 Wailua Houselots 5,047 411 861 8.1 17.1 402.05 Wailua Homesteads 3,845 526 889 13.7 23.1 403 Kapa'a 8,385 683 1,563 8.1 18.6 404 Puhi‐Hanama'ulu 8,740 700 1,491 8.0 17.1 405 Lihu'e 5,943 1,194 1,870 20.1 31.5 406.03 Koloa‐Po'ipu 2,544 208 410 8.2 16.1 406.04 Omao‐Kukui'ula 3,139 366 740 11.7 23.6 407 Eleele‐Kalaheo 8,403 884 1,811 10.5 21.6 408 Kaumakani‐Hanapepe 3,771 391 796 10.4 21.1 409 Kekaha‐Waimea 5,561 538 1,239 9.7 22.3 9400 Anahola 3,715 133 444 3.6 12.0

Niihau and Kaula 170 ‐ 6 (X) 3.5 412 Ni'ihau‐Kaula 170 ‐ 6 (X) 3.5

‐ Represents zero or rounds to 0.0. (X) Percentage changes involving negative numbers or zero are meaningless. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Census Summary File 1, Tables QT‐P8 and QT‐P9; calculations by the Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism, Hawaii State Data Center.

15 Island of Oahu Japanese Population by Census Tracts: 2010

CT 101 (Race Alone) 269 [ 3.4% 0 2.5 5 10 Japanese Miles Population

CT 102.02 193 0 - 250 2.5% 251 - 500 501 - 1000

CT 99.02 213 5.7% CT 100 147 4.4% 1001 - 2422 No Population

CT 99.04 368 6.1%

CT 102.01 135 2.3% State Japanese race alone population: 185,502 (13.6%)

CT 91 185 3.5% C&C of Honolulu Japanese race alone population:

CT 98.01 CT 92 65 1566 149,701 (15.7%) CT 95.07 2.3% 19.7% 6 0.2% CT 93 507 CT 9807 CT 9806 CT 95.02 CT 94 10.6% 6 594 0.1% 11.5% CT 95.04 5 CT 95.03 0.4% CT 97.01 CT 95.01 3 186 7 0.1% 0.1% 2.8% CT 89.26 121 CT 89.28 7.7% 903 CT 103.03 CT 90 23.2% 481 CT 89.27 3 10.1% 0.2% 1107 CT 89.29 21.4% 1327 27.4% CT 89.15 CT 98.02 608 CT 89.30 11.6% 145 977 2.3% CT 89.31 38.2% 777 23.5% CT 89.07 CT 89.17 646 1348 CT 89.06 15.3% 29.6% 752 CT 97.03 19.9% CT 108.01 217 CT 97.04 CT 103.05 10 3.5% 145 708 0.3% 4.7% 14% CT 89.18 CT 108.02 1107 CT 89.09 40 20.4% CT 80.05 CT 89.24 925 0.6% CT 89.20 1734 CT 96.08 831 24.3% 1037 25.3% 100 10.9% 24.1% 1.8%

CT 89.08 CT 105.05 1637 CT 103.06 983 28% 1210 27.8% CT 105.08 CT 78.10 19% 283 CT 109.01 2270 11% 169 41.7% 5.4% CT 105.07 CT 105.04 CT 89.23 949 1137 761 CT 78.11 14% 18.6% CT 96.03 24% CT 109.04 CT 80.06 1422 253 CT 105.03 CT 106.01 266 CT 86.14 1993 28.5% CT 107.01 2.5% CT 80.07 696 7.5% 485 CT 89.22 41% 374 572 2422 20.3% 5.9% CT 89.21 18.9% 15.6% 1577 45.6% 21.1% 300 CT 109.03 CT 78.09 385 CT 112.01 11.2% CT 78.04 1408 CT 77.02 9.3% 187 CT 80.03 839 CT 106.02 CT 109.05 41.7% 1694 4.3% 396 44% CT 78.05 1499 CT 107.02 309 CT 89.12 8.5% 33.2% 27.5% 1249 CT 75.02 1146 CT 9810 12.3% CT 9400.02 273 10.6% 24.3% 61 31.3% 2 CT 111.05 59 CT 80.01 15.4% CT 89.25 CT 88 CT 87.01 4.4% 160 0.8% 376 CT 80.02 567 770 779 5% 8.2% 18.8% 880 9.6% 8.9% 31% CT 78.07 CT 111.03 CT 112.02 CT 89.13 CT 78.08 907 CT 9808 811 48 CT 87.02 411 16.8% 0 21.4% 450 CT 114 3% 10.9% 368 12.3% 0% 29 CT 77.01 CT 111.04 6.6% CT 89.14 0.5% 958 CT 75.03 678 139 CT 87.03 22.6% 1668 CT 67.01 14% 32.3% CT 103.08 CT 111.06 2.7% 230 2390 41% 1202 982 CT 86.12 3.4% 36.2% 16.6% 386 CT 75.04 CT 65 6.4% CT 114 587 219 CT 67.02 29 CT 75.05 CT 75.06 12.9% 6.9% 145 0.5% CT 74 661 6 12.4% 0.6% 7.3% 52 CT 9811 1.3% CT 110 CT 68.04 0 626 22 0% 15.1% CT 74 0.8% CT 45 52 CT 68.02 1625 387 CT 64.02 1.3% CT 68.05 CT 66 31.6% 5.7% 443 CT 46 CT 86.11 1814 5 CT 68.06 29.4% CT 63.02 6.9% 1266 5 CT 86.13 1.3% 33.9% 6% 666 179 40 CT 86.06 39.1% CT 68.08 CT 63.01 6.6% 4.4% 637 CT 70 659 CT 68.09 586 6.6% CT 86.17 57 14.9% 538 15.5% 536 1.4% 10.7% CT 64.01 CT 48 CT 86.22 5.7% CT 84.05 CT 73.02 CT 31.02 CT 113 CT 84.12 CT 69 CT 9813 143 1123 238 49 CT 62.01 CT 62.02 1626 288 504 309 CT 71 68 0 6.9% 16.7% CT 86.10 5.9% 1.3% 10 CT 44 48.8% 5.3% 7.7% 6.6% 29 1.8% 0% 362 33 CT 83.01 0.6% 1306 CT 86.09 1.1% 6% CT 31.01 3.1% 40 25.3% 102 CT 60 CT 61 1746 CT 84.11 0.9% CT 9814 47.4% 4.9% CT 84.06 161 236 CT 115 262 12 CT 56 CT 49 CT 47 308 3% 5.7% CT 9400.01 328 7.6% 12.4% 518 579 1378 5.1% CT 73.03 6% CT 84.10 CT 58 7.7% 18.1% 30.3% 67 0 CT 9802 1.5% 255 CT 59 93 CT 55 CT 32 0% 30 CT 50 10.9% 199 2.7% 55 107 4.3% 5.9% CT 54 2.6% 1129 27.9% 12.8% CT 57 10 CT 53 CT 10 This map was produced by the Office of 0.6% CT 84.07 120 215 CT 51 1062 CT 33 CT 3.01 178 CT 83.02 5.6% 5.9% 295 CT 42 CT 43 34.3% 9.5% 923 229 941 CT 85.02 CT 84.08 5.4% 213 CT 52 640 Planning (OP) for planning purposes. 16.5% 20.2% 28.5% CT 1.07 22 199 CT 84.02 3.2% 103 18.6% CT 34.04 708 1% 4.2% 448 3.1% CT 34.03 CT 30 CT 29 CT 57 CT 41 1124 25.1% It should not be used for boundary inter- 5.5% CT 9814 CT 40 1132 1267 759 CT 1.06 120 684 23.8% CT 34.05 161 20.5% 29.3% 31.4% 1743 5.6% 10.4% 15.2% CT 34.07 585 CT 35.01 CT 11 CT 2 22.6% CT 1.10 CT 9803 267 18% CT 27.02 pretations or other spatial analysis beyond 476 CT 28 767 CT 4.01 1598 CT 1.11 1074 29.2% 1158 CT 39 20.9% 1229 19.9% 1020 27.8% 1590 25% CT 38 22.9% 95 CT 36.03 CT 27.01 33.4% 35.3% 31.6% 14.5% 933 CT 36.01 the limitations of the data. Information 613 CT 24.02 852 23.5% CT 37 945 CT 26 CT 12.02 21.8% 16.7% 1357 23% 1085 1084 1136 CT 36.04 CT 23 CT 9.02 24.3% 33.6% 25.5% 37.5% regarding compilation dates and accuracy of 698 1293 992 27.7% CT 24.01 23.4% CT 12.01 24.3% CT 1.08 CT 19.03 705 CT 22.01 954 CT 9.01 CT 4.02 552 CT 13 CT 19.04 584 22.8% 629 32.6% 1013 1120 16.9% CT 9800 the data presented can be obtained from OP. 1099 CT 9.03 606 21.1% 17.1% 37% 28% CT 1.12 26.1% 930 0 15.5% CT 21 CT 3.02 CT 19.01 CT 20.04 32.5% 1764 0% 950 CT 15 846 31.8% Map No.: 20110809-19-DK 53 228 CT 14 24.6% 1126 28.3% 6.3% 16.3% 910 31.9% CT 8 CT 18.04 35.7% Map Date: 08/09/11 1176 CT 1.14 CT 18.01 322 CT 16 31.2% CT 7 17.4% CT 5 193 190 1110 1257 11.1% 862 12.1% Sources: 29.3% 42.4% 22.6% CT 17 207 U.S. Census Bureau, 2010. 8.5% CT 6 211 READ, DBEDT, 2011. 17.3% CT 67.01 2390 41% CT 65 CT 31.01 587 CT 10 1746 1062 12.9% CT 31.02 47.4% 34.3% CT 46 1626 1266 48.8% 33.9% CT 64.02 CT 11 CT 4.02 443 CT 4.01 CT 66 767 1120 6.9% 1020 5 19.9% 35.3% 28% 1.3% CT 63.02 CT 32 179 CT 45 107 CT 29 6.6% 1625 12.8% 759 31.6% 31.4%

CT 28 CT 9.01 CT 9.02 1229 1013 992 33.4% 37% CT 48 CT 44 24.3% CT 47 1306 1123 1378 25.3% CT 30 CT 12.02 16.7% 30.3% CT 63.01 1267 1136 586 29.3% 37.5% 15.5% CT 64.01 143 6.9% CT 33 CT 62.02 229 CT 9.03 10 20.2% CT 12.01 930 0.6% CT 49 CT 27.01 954 32.5% 579 852 32.6% 18.1% CT 50 16.7% CT 5 CT 27.02 862 CT 61 1129 CT 34.05 CT 62.01 1158 22.6% 236 CT 56 27.9% CT 34.04 585 362 22.9% 5.7% 518 CT 43 1124 18% 6% 7.7% CT 55 923 23.8% CT 13 55 16.5% CT 34.07 1099 2.6% 267 CT 26 26.1% CT 7 CT 34.06 29.2% 1084 CT 8 1257 CT 60 CT 54 CT 34.03 1145 25.5% 1176 42.4% 161 10 CT 53 1132 19.8% CT 51 CT 42 CT 23 31.2% 3% 0.6% 215 20.5% CT 58 295 640 CT 35.02 1293 5.9% CT 24.02 CT 14 93 9.5% 18.6% 981 23.4% 1085 910 2.7% 25.3% CT 15 CT 41 33.6% 1126 35.7% 684 CT 35.01 CT 22.01 CT 25 31.9% 15.2% 476 CT 36.03 CT 24.01 629 20.9% 1176 705 CT 21 CT 9814 CT 57 CT 52 613 17.1% 30% 22.8% 950 12 120 103 21.8% CT 40 CT 22.02 24.6% 12.4% 5.6% 3.1% CT 36.01 161 CT 36.04 735 945 10.4% 698 21.6% 23% CT 16 27.7% CT 20.05 CT 59 1110 CT 19.03 362 199 29.3% 584 15.2% CT 20.06 5.9% CT 39 CT 18.03 21.1% 412 CT 20.03 95 395 17.4% 462 CT 18.04 14.5% CT 19.04 CT 20.04 11.8% CT 37 18.7% 322 606 228 CT 6 1357 15.5% 16.3% CT 18.01 17.4% CT 38 24.3% 211 CT 19.01 190 17.3% 933 53 11.1% 23.5% 6.3%

CT 17 207 8.5% CT 57 120 5.6%

CT 9814

Honolulu Japanese Japanese Population by Census Tracts: 2010 Population

CT 9802 (Race Alone) 30 0 - 250 4.3% 251 - 500 Oahu 501 - 1000 1001 - 2422 This map was produced by the Office of Planning (OP) for planning purposes. It should not be used for boundary inter- No Population pretations or other spatial analysis beyond [ the limitations of the data. Information 0 0.5 1 2 regarding compilation dates and accuracy of Map Area the data presented can be obtained from OP. State Japanese race alone population: Map No.: 20120210-03-DK Miles Map Date: 02/10/12 185,502 (13.6%) Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010. Note: For each tract, the numbers shown are 1) the census tract number, 2) the number of people C&C of Honolulu Japanese race alone population: READ, DBEDT, 2011. in the population group, and 3) the % of the census tract consisting of that population group. 149,701 (15.7%) Island of Hawaii Japanese Population by Census Tracts: 2010 CT 218 337 5.3% (Race Alone)

Japanese CT 219.02 280 7.1% Population 0 - 250

CT 217.04 251 - 500 342 4.2% 501 - 1000 1001 - 2422 CT 201 773 CT 220 14.8% 145 5.6% CT 215.07 CT 217.02 No Population 458 598 CT 221.02 5.4% 6.3% 149 7.3%

CT 205 CT 203 CT 204 943 473 CT 208.02 421 15.9% CT 206 12% 1561 12.8% 460 CT 202.02 25.2% CT 207.01 8.5% 254 CT 208.01 CT 207.02 1574 9.9% 1180 1668 34.9% CT 215.02 27.4% 34.3% C T 2 09 CT 215.04 397 1259 110 8.2% 26.6% 2.8% CT 216.01 CT 210.13 406 717 5.2% 14.4% CT 216.04 342 CT 210.05 4.5% 413 3.8%

CT 215.09 CT 210.03 372 172 7.2% 2.7%

CT 214.02 807 CT 210.11 CT 210.10 20% 251 219 6.3% 2.8%

CT 211.01 64 1.8%

CT 211.06 310 4.1%

CT 213 375 6.3% CT 212.02 256 3% [

This map was produced by the Office of 0 5 10 20 Planning (OP) for planning purposes. It should not be used for boundary inter- pretations or other spatial analysis beyond Miles the limitations of the data. Information regarding compilation dates and accuracy of State Japanese race alone population: the data presented can be obtained from OP. Map No.: 20110809-15-DK 185,502 (13.6%) Map Date: 08/09/11 Sources: Hawaii County Japanese race alone population: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010. 18,086 (9.8%) READ, DBEDT, 2011. Island of Maui Japanese Population by Census Tracts: 2010 (Race Alone)

CT 315.01 79 Japanese 3.3% Population CT 315.02 130 2.6% 0 - 250 251 - 500

CT 315.03 501 - 1000 40 CT 308 1.7% 730 CT 302.02 10.6% 279 CT 305.01 3.7% 1001 - 2422 CT 309.03 133 399 CT 309.02 4.9% CT 314.02 6.2% 452 186 14.1% 6.2% CT 309.01 No Population 405 CT 311.02 CT 304.04 15.5% CT 302.01 871 325 CT 310 CT 319 48 CT 314.05 1522 16.1% 5.8% CT 314.04 273 704 2% 18.1% CT 311.01 CT 311.03 176 5% 12.5% 857 692 5.4% 10.5% 9.1%

CT 304.03 195 CT 320 CT 304.02 6% 31 1041 3.1% 12%

CT 307.05 102 2.7%

CT 307.06 89 3.6%

CT 307.07 CT 301 228 34 2.8% 1.5%

CT 307.08 75 2.6%

[ CT 303.01 CT 307.09 91 704 0 2.5 5 10 2.4% 8.8% CT 307.10 58 2.4% CT 303.03 Miles 115 3.2% State Japanese race alone population: 185,502 (13.6%) Maui County Japanese race alone population: 11,451 (7.4%)

CT 9800 Map Date: 08/09/11 Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010. READ, DBEDT, 2011. CT 319 2 2.2%

CT 318.01 67 2.4%

CT 317 171 3.8%

Islands of Molokai and Lanai Japanese Population by Census Tracts: 2010 [ (Race Alone) 0 2.5 5 10 CT 315.02 130 Japanese Miles 2.6% Population State Japanese race alone population: 185,502 (13.6%) 0 - 250 Maui County Japanese race alone population: 11,451 (7.4%) 251 - 500 CT 314.02 186 501 - 1000 6.2% 1001 - 2422 No Population

CT 316.01 147 4.7%

This map was produced by the Office of Planning (OP) for planning purposes. It should not be used for boundary inter- pretations or other spatial analysis beyond the limitations of the data. Information regarding compilation dates and accuracy of the data presented can be obtained from OP. Map No.: 20110809-17-DK Map Date: 08/09/11 Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010. READ, DBEDT, 2011. Islands of Kauai and Niihau Japanese Population by Census Tracts: 2010 (Race Alone)

Japanese Population

0 - 250 CT 401.03 178 2.7% CT 401.04 251 - 500 52 3.9%

501 - 1000 CT 9400 133 1001 - 2422 3.6%

CT 403 683 No Population 8.1% CT 402.04 411 CT 402.05 CT 409 8.1% 526 538 13.7% 9.7%

CT 408 391 10.4%

CT 404 700 8%

CT 405 1194 20.1%

CT 407 884 10.5%

CT 406.04 CT 406.03 CT 412 366 208 0 11.7% 8.2% 0%

[

This map was produced by the Office of 0 2.5 5 10 Planning (OP) for planning purposes. It should not be used for boundary inter- pretations or other spatial analysis beyond Miles the limitations of the data. Information regarding compilation dates and accuracy of State Japanese race alone population: the data presented can be obtained from OP. Map No.: 20110809-16-DK 185,502 (13.6%) Map Date: 08/09/11 Sources: Kauai County Japanese race alone population: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010. 6,264 (9.3%) READ, DBEDT, 2011. Island of Oahu Japanese Population by Census Tracts: 2010

CT 101 (Race Alone or in Combination) 685 [ 8.7% 0 2.5 5 10 Japanese Miles Population

CT 102.02 539 0 - 500 7.1% 501 - 1000 1001 - 2000

CT 99.02 554 14.8% CT 100 261 7.9% 2001 - 3186 No Population

CT 99.04 795 13.3%

CT 102.01 567 9.6% State Japanese race alone or in combination population:

CT 91 508 9.5% 312,292 (23.0%)

CT 98.01 CT 92 229 2712 CT 95.07 34.1% C&C of Honolulu Japanese race 8.1% 27 1.1% CT 93 CT 9807 CT 95.04 943 CT 95.02 19.8% CT 9806 16 CT 94 alone or in combination population: 64 1.3% 1118 1.5% 21.7%

CT 95.01 CT 95.03 CT 97.01 65 18 241,290 (25.3%) 1.3% 757 0.5% CT 89.26 11.4% 259 CT 89.28 16.5% 1706 CT 103.03 CT 90 43.9% 1155 CT 89.27 21 24.2% 1.3% 2133 CT 89.29 41.2% 2121 43.9% CT 89.15 CT 98.02 1245 752 23.8% CT 89.30 11.8% 1433 CT 89.31 56% 1432 43.3% CT 89.07 CT 89.17 1237 2056 CT 89.06 29.2% 45.1% 1280 CT 97.03 33.9% CT 108.01 892 CT 97.04 CT 103.05 46 14.3% 434 1427 1.5% 14.2% 28.2%

CT 89.18 CT 108.02 CT 89.09 1916 123 1545 35.3% CT 80.05 1.9% 2934 CT 96.08 CT 89.24 40.6% CT 89.20 42.7% 553 1584 1717 9.7% 20.8% 40% CT 105.05 CT 89.08 1558 44.1% 2614 CT 103.06 44.8% CT 105.08 2202 34.6% 493 CT 78.10 19.2% CT 109.01 3038 387 55.7% CT 105.04 12.3% CT 89.23 CT 105.07 1632 1827 1915 35.7% CT 96.03 40.4% CT 78.11 30.1% CT 109.04 CT 80.06 2121 1167 CT 105.03 CT 106.01 610 CT 86.14 2703 42.5% CT 107.01 11.3% CT 80.07 1262 17.1% 1340 CT 89.22 55.6% 669 949 3186 33.8% 36.9% 16.3% 2668 CT 89.21 60% 25.9% 35.7% 523 CT 109.03 CT 78.09 19.6% CT 78.04 866 CT 112.01 CT 80.03 1103 1898 CT 77.02 21% 421 CT 106.02 CT 109.05 827 57.8% 56.2% 2392 9.6% CT 78.05 2476 CT 107.02 547 CT 89.12 17.7% CT 80.02 46.9% 45.4% 2036 CT 75.02 1705 CT 9810 21.8% CT 9400.02 412 1200 39.6% 68 46.5% 2 CT 111.05 622 16% 42.3% CT 89.25 CT 80.01 4.9% 15.4% 348 8.4% CT 88 CT 87.01 1125 1145 1274 585 10.9% 16.3% 29.2% 14.2% 14.5% CT 78.07 CT 111.03 CT 112.02 CT 89.13 CT 78.08 1495 CT 9808 1342 122 CT 87.02 728 27.7% 0 35.4% 715 7.6% 17.4% 644 CT 114 21.8% 0% CT 111.04 94 CT 77.01 1241 11.5% CT 75.03 CT 89.14 1.7% 1322 25.5% 2328 CT 67.01 368 CT 87.03 31.2% CT 103.08 CT 111.06 7.2% 45.1% 3050 619 1751 1751 52.3% CT 86.12 9.1% 52.8% 29.6% 1103 CT 75.04 CT 65 18.3% CT 114 933 525 CT 67.02 94 16.6% CT 75.05 20.5% CT 75.06 305 1.7% CT 74 1164 28 21.8% 15.3% 124 3% CT 9811 CT 110 3.1% CT 68.04 0 1025 61 0% 24.7% CT 74 2.2% CT 86.11 124 CT 68.02 CT 64.02 19 3.1% 793 832 CT 68.05 CT 46 22.6% 11.6% 13% CT 68.06 2466 CT 66 CT 63.02 1772 40% CT 86.13 870 6 293 47.4% 161 CT 86.06 51.1% CT 68.08 1.6% 10.8% CT 45 17.8% 1725 1089 CT 68.09 CT 70 CT 63.01 2291 17.8% CT 86.17 179 24.6% 948 44.5% 18.8% 789 1358 CT 84.05 CT 73.02 4.4% 20.9% CT 64.01 CT 31.02 CT 86.22 CT 84.12 CT 69 CT 113 14.5% 805 136 CT 9813 CT 62.02 247 CT 48 2129 664 1196 209 841 CT 86.10 17.3% 3.5% CT 71 0 68 12% 1844 63.8% 16.3% 18.3% 5.5% CT 62.01 CT 44 15.4% 72 74 0% 4% 27.5% CT 86.09 CT 83.01 550 1922 CT 31.01 6.9% 2.7% CT 60 229 303 9.1% CT 47 37.2% 2210 CT 84.11 6.5% CT 9814 276 CT 61 11.1% CT 115 CT 84.06 1999 59.9% 670 14 5.1% 365 CT 56 CT 9400.01 981 992 8.7% 43.9% 19.4% 14.4% 801 CT 49 488 17.9% 16.5% CT 73.03 816 CT 84.10 CT 58 11.9% 10.7% 2 CT 9802 25.5% CT 59 262 CT 32 527 0.6% 94 292 7.6% CT 50 22.5% 13.4% 174 8.7% CT 54 1521 20.9% CT 57 39 CT 53 37.6% CT 10 This map was produced by the Office of 212 2.4% CT 84.07 384 CT 51 1427 CT 83.02 9.9% 10.6% CT 43 CT 33 46.1% CT 3.01 469 407 CT 42 14.1% 708 1496 367 1341 CT 85.02 CT 84.08 CT 52 13.2% 913 Planning (OP) for planning purposes. 10.5% 26.8% 32.4% 40.6% 143 547 CT 84.02 184 26.6% CT 34.05 CT 34.04 CT 1.07 6.7% 11.6% 1137 5.6% CT 34.03 864 CT 30 CT 29 CT 57 CT 41 1552 1111 It should not be used for boundary inter- 13.9% CT 9814 CT 40 1605 26.6% 1818 981 CT 1.06 212 1100 32.9% 39.4% 228 29% 42.1% 40.6% 2642 9.9% 14.7% 24.4% CT 34.07 CT 4.01 CT 35.01 CT 11 CT 2 34.3% CT 1.10 CT 9803 326 CT 27.02 1360 pretations or other spatial analysis beyond 655 CT 28 1161 2412 CT 1.11 1699 CT 35.02 35.7% 1678 CT 27.01 47% CT 39 28.7% 1652 30.1% 42% 2344 39.6% CT 38 33.2% 1401 121 1296 44.9% 46.6% 18.5% 1252 CT 36.01 33.4% CT 25 27.5% the limitations of the data. Information CT 26 31.5% CT 37 1318 CT 36.04 1555 CT 12.02 32.1% 1521 CT 23 1728 839 39.7% 1587 35.8% 1856 CT 9.02 31% 33.3% 52.4% regarding compilation dates and accuracy of CT 24.01 33.6% 1427 994 CT 12.01 34.9% CT 1.08 CT 19.04 CT 19.03 32.1% CT 22.01 1299 CT 9.01 CT 4.02 786 750 726 CT 13 961 44.4% 1322 1568 24.1% CT 9800 the data presented can be obtained from OP. 19.2% 26.2% CT 20.06 CT 21 1676 CT 9.03 26.1% 48.3% 39.2% CT 1.12 0 CT 19.01 512 1403 39.8% 1289 CT 3.02 2461 0% 21.7% 36.3% 45.1% Map No.: 20110810-03-DK 75 CT 15 1267 44.3% 9% CT 20.04 1524 CT 14 42.4% 295 43.2% CT 8 CT 18.04 1214 21.1% 47.6% 1675 Map Date: 08/10/11 405 CT 1.14 CT 16 44.4% CT 7 21.9% CT 5 307 1557 1664 1198 19.3% Sources: CT 18.01 41.2% 56.1% 31.5% 269 CT 17 15.7% 323 U.S. Census Bureau, 2010. 13.3% CT 6 312 READ, DBEDT, 2011. 25.6% CT 67.01 3050 52.3% CT 65 CT 31.01 933 CT 10 2210 1427 20.5% CT 31.02 59.9% 46.1% CT 46 2129 1772 63.8% 47.4% CT 64.02 CT 11 CT 4.02 832 1161 CT 66 CT 4.01 1568 13% 30.1% 6 1360 39.2% 1.6% CT 63.02 CT 32 47% CT 45 293 174 CT 29 2291 10.8% 20.9% 981 44.5% 40.6%

CT 28 CT 9.01 1652 CT 9.02 1322 44.9% 1427 48.3% CT 48 CT 44 34.9% CT 47 1922 1844 1999 37.2% CT 30 CT 12.02 27.5% 43.9% CT 63.01 1818 1587 789 42.1% 52.4% 20.9% CT 64.01 247 12% CT 33 367 CT 9.03 1289 CT 62.02 32.4% CT 12.01 CT 27.01 45.1% 68 CT 49 1299 1401 4% 816 44.4% 25.5% CT 50 27.5% CT 5 CT 27.02 1198 CT 62.01 CT 61 1521 CT 34.05 1678 31.5% 550 365 CT 56 37.6% CT 34.04 864 33.2% 9.1% 8.7% 801 CT 43 1552 26.6% 11.9% CT 55 1496 32.9% 117 26.8% CT 13 CT 34.07 1676 5.6% 326 CT 26 39.8% CT 7 CT 34.03 CT 34.06 35.7% 1521 CT 8 1664 CT 60 CT 54 1605 1688 CT 53 35.8% 1675 56.1% 276 39 CT 51 29% 29.2% 384 CT 42 CT 23 44.4% 5.1% 2.4% 407 10.6% 913 CT 35.02 1856 CT 58 13.2% CT 24.02 CT 14 26.6% 1296 33.6% 262 1413 1214 33.4% CT 15 7.6% CT 41 43.8% 1524 47.6% 1100 CT 35.01 CT 22.01 CT 25 43.2% 24.4% 655 CT 36.03 CT 24.01 961 28.7% 1555 994 CT 21 CT 9814 CT 57 CT 52 799 26.1% 39.7% 32.1% 1403 14 212 184 28.5% CT 40 CT 22.02 36.3% 14.4% 9.9% 5.6% CT 36.01 228 CT 36.04 1027 1318 14.7% 839 30.2% 32.1% CT 16 33.3% CT 20.05 CT 59 1557 CT 19.03 479 292 41.2% CT 39 726 20.1% CT 20.06 8.7% CT 18.03 121 26.2% 512 CT 20.03 534 18.5% 21.7% 561 CT 18.04 CT 19.04 CT 20.04 15.9% 22.6% 405 CT 37 750 295 CT 6 19.2% 21.1% CT 18.01 21.9% CT 38 1728 312 31% CT 19.01 269 25.6% 1252 75 15.7% 31.5% 9%

CT 17 323 13.3% CT 57 212 9.9%

CT 9814 Japanese Honolulu Population Japanese Population by Census Tracts: 2010 0 - 500

CT 9802 (Race Alone or in Combination) 94 13.4% 501 - 1000 1001 - 2000 Oahu 2001 - 3186

This map was produced by the Office of No Population Planning (OP) for planning purposes. It should not be used for boundary inter- pretations or other spatial analysis beyond [ State Japanese race alone or the limitations of the data. Information 0 0.5 1 2 regarding compilation dates and accuracy of Map Area in combination population: the data presented can be obtained from OP. 312,292 (23.0%) Map No.: 20120210-02-DK Miles Map Date: 02/10/12 C&C of Honolulu Japanese race Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010. Note: For each tract, the numbers shown are 1) the census tract number, 2) the number of people alone or in combination population: READ, DBEDT, 2011. in the population group, and 3) the % of the census tract consisting of that population group. 241,290 (25.3%) Island of Hawaii Japanese Population by Census Tracts: 2010 CT 218 1039 16.4% (Race Alone or in Combination)

Japanese CT 219.02 670 17.1% Population 0 - 500 501 - 1000 CT 217.04 834 10.3% 1001 - 2000 2001 - 3186 CT 201 1274 CT 220 24.4% 401 CT 217.02 15.5% CT 215.07 1532 No Population 1172 16.1% 13.8%

CT 205 CT 203 CT 204 1701 828 CT 208.02 823 28.7% CT 206 21% 2405 25% 1084 38.8% CT 207.01 20.1% CT 208.01 CT 207.02 2246 1910 2493 49.8% CT 215.02 CT 202.02 44.3% 51.3% CT 209 CT 215.04 750 449 2019 459 15.5% 17.5% 42.7% 11.6% CT 216.01 CT 210.13 847 CT 221.02 1312 10.8% 265 13% 26.4% CT 216.04 759 CT 210.05 10% 1485 13.5%

CT 215.09 CT 210.03 675 696 13.1% 10.9%

CT 214.02 1298 CT 210.10 32.2% CT 210.11 748 836 18.7% 10.6%

CT 211.01 176 5%

CT 211.06 843 11.2%

CT 213 801 13.4% CT 212.02 756 8.9% [ This map was produced by the Office of 0 5 10 20 Planning (OP) for planning purposes. It should not be used for boundary inter- pretations or other spatial analysis beyond the limitations of the data. Information Miles regarding compilation dates and accuracy of the data presented can be obtained from OP. State Japanese race alone or in combination population: Map No.: 20110809-20-DK 312,292 (23.0%) Map Date: 08/09/11 Sources: Hawaii County Japanese race alone or in combination population: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010. READ, DBEDT, 2011. 35,586 (19.2%) Island of Maui Japanese Population by Census Tracts: 2010 (Race Alone or in Combination)

Japanese CT 315.01 122 5.2% Population

CT 315.02 311 6.2% 0 - 500 501 - 1000 1001 - 2000 CT 315.03 CT 308 119 1526 5% 22.1% CT 302.02 769 CT 305.01 10.1% 2001 - 3186 308 CT 309.03 11.5% 1007 CT 309.02 15.5% 850 CT 314.02 26.5% 463 No Population 15.4% CT 309.01 721 27.6% CT 311.02 CT 304.04 1280 CT 302.01 CT 310 965 23.6% 134 2512 CT 319 17.2% CT 314.05 5.5% 29.8% CT 311.01 1100 CT 314.04 517 CT 311.03 9.4% 1516 1322 19.6% 318 18.6% 9.8% 17.4%

CT 304.03 549 CT 320 16.8% 60 CT 304.02 6% 1972 22.8%

CT 307.05 281 7.4%

CT 307.06 210 8.6%

CT 307.07 639 CT 301 8% 174 7.6%

CT 307.08 CT 303.01 182 1238 [ 6.3% 15.4% CT 307.09 167 0 2.5 5 10 4.5%

CT 307.10 108 4.4%

Miles CT 303.03 174 State Japanese race alone 4.9% or in combination population: 312,292 (23.0%) Maui County Japanese race alone or in combination population: 22,809 (14.7%)

This map was produced by the Office of Planning (OP) for planning purposes. It should not be used for boundary inter- pretations or other spatial analysis beyond the limitations of the data. Information regarding compilation dates and accuracy of the data presented can be obtained from OP. CT 9800 Map No.: 20110810-01-DK Map Date: 08/10/11 Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010. READ, DBEDT, 2011. CT 319 7 7.8%

CT 318.01 304 11%

CT 317 546 12.1%

Islands of Molokai and Lanai [ Japanese Population by Census Tracts: 2010 (Race Alone or in Combination) 0 2.5 5 10 CT 315.02 Miles 311 6.2% Japanese State Japanese race alone or in combination population: Population 312,292 (23.0%) Maui County Japanese race alone or in combination population: 0 - 500 22,809 (14.7%)

501 - 1000 CT 314.02 463 15.4% 1001 - 2000 2001 - 3186 No Population

CT 316.01 338 10.8%

This map was produced by the Office of Planning (OP) for planning purposes. It should not be used for boundary inter- pretations or other spatial analysis beyond the limitations of the data. Information regarding compilation dates and accuracy of the data presented can be obtained from OP. Map No.: 20110810-02-DK Map Date: 08/10/11 Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010. READ, DBEDT, 2011. Islands of Kauai and Niihau Japanese Population by Census Tracts: 2010 (Race Alone or in Combination)

Japanese Population

CT 401.03 0 - 500 393 6.1%

CT 401.04 501 - 1000 94 7% 1001 - 2000 CT 9400 444 2001 - 3186 12%

CT 403 1563 No Population 18.6% CT 402.04 861 17.1% CT 402.05 889 CT 409 23.1% 1239 22.3%

CT 408 796 21.1% CT 404 1491 17.1%

CT 405 1870 31.5%

CT 407 1811 21.6%

CT 406.04 740 CT 406.03 410 CT 412 23.6% 16.1% 6 3.5%

[ This map was produced by the Office of 0 2.5 5 10 Planning (OP) for planning purposes. It should not be used for boundary inter- pretations or other spatial analysis beyond Miles the limitations of the data. Information regarding compilation dates and accuracy of State Japanese race alone or in combination population: the data presented can be obtained from OP. Map No.: 20110809-21-DK 312,292 (23.0%) Map Date: 08/09/11 Sources: Kauai County Japanese race alone or in combination population: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010. 12,607 (18.8%) READ, DBEDT, 2011.