ʻOLUʻOLU! Honolulu!（25.03.01-15）
Do something good for Hawaiʻi and Japan, and ʻoluʻolu for the earth, Hawaiʻi, and yourself!
Let's experience Hawaiʻi and Japan in a little different way!
" ʻoluʻolu" is a Hawaiʻian word meaning "pleasantness". JAL will propose a new way of travel that allows customers to feel "comfort" in Hawaiʻi and Japan, in addition to sustainability in transportation.
Before departure
Life Status Point (LSP)
During this period, customers who board at least one JAL operated flight to or from Honolulu will receive 5 Life Status Points as a token of their support for sustainable initiatives and their lifelong relationship with JAL!
Applicable flights: JL71, 72, 73, 74, 784, 783, 791, 792, 793, 794 departing between March 1, 2025 and March 15, 2025
Applicable customers: JAL Mileage Bank (JMB) members who board the above applicable flights during the applicable period and have completed the flight mileage accrual procedure with their JMB account number by the boarding date.
*Maximum number of Life Status points awarded is 5 per person, regardless of the number of flights flown during the applicable period.
*Life Status points will be awarded around end of April 2025.
Offset the CO2 emitted from your flights!
Offset the CO2 emitted from the flight you boarded, and apply for "JAL Green Life Mile" for 1 LSP! A promotion is underway to split among the applicants up to a total of 1 million miles!
*"JAL Green Life Mile" is applicable for JMB members living in Japan only.
Leave your luggage at the baggage storage of JAL ABC, and travel swiftly!
Special offers for customers who take eligible flights during the period! *LSP points are eligible for awarding.
-Coat storage service 15% OFF + 50 miles per coat
-Up to 7 days (with storage box) 4,000 yen (tax included) *No mileage awarded
'olu 'olu experience in Hawaiʻi
Want to try an experience that will make you feel ʻoluʻolu in Hawaiʻi?
Please click on the experience you are interested in from the calendar.
More experiences will be added as they become available!
*There may be some requirements for what you need to bring with you. Please check each organization's website for details.
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Diamond Head restoration (Kuilei Cliffs)
Let's retrieve the beautiful Diamond Head and make Hawaiʻi's environment and yourself feel ʻoluʻolu!
Enjoy free lunch and interaction with the Hawaiian locals after the event.- Fee: Free
- Items to bring: sunscreen, sturdy shoes, water bottle
Booking and detailsThis page will open in a new window
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Beach cleanup (Sustainable Coastlines Hawaiʻi)
Let's keep the coastline beautiful and keep clean the oceans of Hawaiʻi and world!
*Dates will be announced when the dates become closer to March.- Fee: Free
- Items to bring: sunscreen, sturdy shoes, water bottle
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Hawaiian traditional farm experience (Kākoʻo ʻŌiwi)
Learn about Hawaiʻi's history and culture through the cultivation of Hawaiian traditional taro.
- Fee: Free
- Items to bring: sunscreen, water bottle, clothes that you don't mind getting dirty
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Honolulu Festival
Let's experience diverse culture of Japan and Hawaiʻi, and feel ʻoluʻolu!
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WHILL (short-distance mobility electric wheelchair)
Enjoy a stress-free and ʻoluʻolu trip with a new means of transportation!
Booking and details
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'olu 'olu experience in Japan
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Hokkaido: The Land of Wild Animals and Magnificent Nature
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Yakushima: Walking the Ancient Forest of the Gods
(c) Experience & Photo powered by Kammui.com
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Shikoku: the Land of the Ancient Gods
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Kyoto: The heart of Japan's historical and spiritual destinations
(c) Experience & Photo powered by Kammui.com
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Diving: Underwater Exploration in Japan
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Fukui, Japan — where tradition meets tranquility, and cultural wonders unfold
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Roam the Michinoku Coastal Trail: Tohoku’s Breathtaking 1,000-Kilometer Hiking Route
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Tour options for customers departing from Japan to Hawaiʻi
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Language exchange
In safe and secure Hawaiʻi, you can not only study English, but also feel ʻoluʻolu with hands-on experience of the Hawaiian culture!
You can also choose to study Hula Dance, Ukulele, or Yoga in addition to English!
Booking and details
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JAL Dynamic Package
Sustainable Travel to Hawaiʻi!
Experience ʻoluʻolu transportation for the earth with biki (bicycle rental)!
During the event, we will hold an information class for first-time users!
Test-ride of WHILL electric wheelchair also available.
Booking and details
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Other
The University of Hawaiʻi at Manoa Outreach College and Kuilei Cliffs, an organization that works to restore the beautiful nature of the Diamond Head and preserve Hawaiʻi's native species, will collaborate to host a JAL Weekend Excursion for students from Japan and Hawaiʻi on March 8!
After experiencing restoration at Diamond Head in the morning, we will have a symposium in the afternoon with representatives from each of the partner organizations and Japanese and U.S. students to enjoy exchanges.
Online participants from Japan will be accepted for the afternoon session.
Message from JAL Sustainabiliry Advisor
As part 3 of the "Sustainable Challenge" project, this project is again supervised by JAL Sustainability Advisor, Professor KANIE Norichika of Keio University's Graduate School.
Please take a look at Professor Kanie's message for this project.
The term SDGs is becoming more and more popular, but the substance of the SDGs has not yet been conveyed, and I feel that each of us is required to make a transformation.
I have been involved in the JAL Group's Sustainable Challenge Project as the Sustainability Advisor since its first year, and the project has evolved every year based on the concept of "creating better travel for the future together with our customers".
In addition to sustainability in transportation, this year's program focuses on "local exchanges". We believe that getting to know a place and its people more deeply is necessary to create a sustainable world.
On the other hand, I think it is a challenge that various efforts toward sustainability are not fully communicated to users. I hope that when customers learn about this "Sustainable Challenge" project, not only the JAL Group's employees but also our customers will be able to work together to create a sustainable world and make new changes.
Please also take a look at Professor Kanie's message video.
KANIE Norichika
Professor, Graduate School of Media and Governance, Keio University. He is a leading researcher on the SDGs in Japan. He is one of the 15 independent scientists appointed by the Secretary-General of the United Nations to write the Global Sustainable Development Report (GSDR2023), and is active in many other areas of SDGs and environmental issues in Japan and abroad. He has been instrumental in promoting and spreading sustainability within and outside the JAL Group, including supervising the Sustainability Challenge Project and executive dialogs on sustainability.
