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Located in Kane`ohe, on the beautiful windward side of O`ahu in Hawai`i, Acupuncture & Bodyworks is at 47-387 Lulani St., in a beautiful, quiet, home office setting.
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From Honolulu or H3 via Likelike Highway: After Wilson Tunnel, stay in the right lane, follow signs for Kahekili Highway near bottom of the hill. On Kahekili, proceed about 4.4 miles. Drive past Kahuhipa Street, Haiku Road, Hui Iwa, Temple Valley, Hui Iwa, and two Ahuimanu signs. Take curved Right Exit off Kahekili onto Ahaolelo, followed by Immediate Left onto Ahuimanu, followed by Immediate Right up Lulani Street. Acupuncture & Bodyworks is on Makai Side, just after the house with the Huma Mailbox. If you miss the curved exit onto Ahaolelo and see the Hygienic Store coming up on the left, Turn Right onto Kamehameha Hwy, then First Right onto the other end of Lulani Street (where A&B is two driveways after Seahorse mailbox).
Scenic Route From Honolulu, Kailua, or Kane`ohe Town: Stay on Kamehameha Hwy heading North Shore. Drive past Kahuhipa/Lilipuna Street intersection, Pah Ke's, Zippys, the Windward Mall, through the intersection with Ha`iku Road, past King Intermediate School, He`eia State Park, and He`eia Marina. As soon as you pass the second Miomio Street on the right and Honekoa on the left, you'll see a picturesque anchorage (with Mokoli`i / Chinaman’s Hat now visible). The Next Left (actual road, not spur) is Lulani Street. Follow Lulani up the ridge. Acupuncture & Bodyworks is Makai Side, second driveway after Seahorse mailbox.
From North Shore: Follow Kamehameha Hwy toward Kane`ohe. Drive through/from Haleiwa, Kahuku, La`ie, Hau`ula, Punalu`u, Kahana, Ka`a`awa, and Waikane into Kahalu`u. When you see the Hygienic Store on the right, Take Left onto Kamehameha (if you keep driving straight, you’ll be on Kahekili). Take First Right onto Lulani Street. Acupuncture & Bodyworks is Makai Side, two driveways after Seahorse mailbox.
Parking: Please park in the driveway in front of the garage and leave enough room for a second car to park. Mahalo a Nui Loa.
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