Shirokiya Holdings, Inc. is a privately owned company located in Honolulu, Hawaii consisting of Shirokiya Japan Village Walk, ... Vintage Cave Club, & Vintage Cave Café. Shirokiya Japan Village Walk offers customers a unique experience showcasing a traditional Japanese town reminiscent of old Kyoto. Highlighting traditional Japanese culture, the store offers a variety of Japanese food selections consisting of four main themes: Yataimura (quality food court & beer garden featuring $1 beers), Zeppin Plaza (shopping alleys), Omatsuri Hiroba (festival and event square) and Guardian Spirits Sanctuary (good luck deities). The history of Shirokiya dates back to 1662 in Nihonbashidori, Edo (currently known as Tokyo) and on October 29, 1959, the first branch of Shirokiya outside of Japan was opened in Hawaii's world-renowned Ala Moana Shopping Center. Another branch store was opened in the Kaahumanu Shopping Center on Maui, in November 1973 and on April 2, 1981, a third Shirokiya store opened in Phase I of the Pearlridge Shopping Center. Now locally owned, Shirokiya in the Ala Moana Shopping Center continues to offer the finest quality Japanese merchandise to local as well as visiting shoppers. Through the years Shirokiya has become very much a part of the cultural community of Hawaii and we are very grateful for the show of support the people of Hawaii has given us during the changing times. Vintage Cave is the brainchild of Japanese developer Takeshi Sekiguchi. He has developed many unique projects in Hawaii, the mainland US, & Europe since the 1960s most notably known for the Grand Wailea resort in Maui & Ko Olina Resort in Honolulu. Vintage Cave Club (formerly Vintage Cave Honolulu) is highly regarded for its renaissance architecture, best wine cellar in Hawaii, art from world-renowned masters, & an exceptional dining experience. Established in 2017, Vintage Cave Café is the sister Italian restaurant to the exclusive Vintage Cave Club located on the new Ewa Wing of Ala Moana Center. www.shirokiya.com www.vintagecave.com read more