World Cuisine in Tokyo: Hawaiian dishes

TOKYO, Japan - This photo shows Hawaiian dishes served at Ogo Ono-loa Hawaii in Tokyo's Akasaka district: (from front) a combo plate of ''kalua pig'' and ''lomi lomi salmon,'' ''poke,'' ''loco moco,'' and ''malasada.''

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