~4h — the round trip from the gangway, with the 60-minute margin kept aside.
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Three reinforced concrete towers of 1922, 136 metres tall, built to reach submarines across the Pacific. The signal ordering the attack on Pearl Harbor is often said to have gone out from here. They are still standing, and unnervingly quiet.
Three concrete towers, 136 metres tall, finished in 1922 for the Imperial Navy and still standing because they were built too well to demolish cheaply. The signal that told the fleet to proceed with the attack on Pearl Harbor is generally understood to have been relayed from here.
Each of these still lands you back aboard with the hour to spare.
See · ~3hA drowned coastline of 208 wooded islets — the name means ninety-nine and undercounts by half.
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Eat · ~1.25hNot a recipe — a rule.
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See · ~2.5hThe classic view over the islands, from a headland the city planted with 150,000 cosmos for autumn and rape flowers for spring.
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