Dani R.
5/16/2018
A girlfriend received a gift certificate for a introductory session with Naoki and I was her lucky guest. Who wouldn't want to learn how to make traditional Gyotaku? I showed up curious,...
Gyotaku by Naoki
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46-022 Alaloa St
Kaneohe, HI 96744
Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of art at Gyotaku by Naoki in Kaneohe, HI. This unique art gallery offers a blend of traditional and contemporary pieces, showcasing the rich cultural tapestry of Hawaii. As you step inside, you'll be greeted by a diverse collection that captures the essence of the island's artistic heritage.
From intricate gyotaku prints to striking paintings and sculptures, each artwork at Gyotaku by Naoki tells a story of creativity and passion. The gallery provides a serene space where visitors can appreciate the beauty of local artistry while being surrounded by the picturesque landscapes that inspire these talented artists. Whether you're an art enthusiast or simply seeking a moment of artistic inspiration, Gyotaku by Naoki invites you to explore the boundless creativity that thrives in the heart of Hawaii.
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5.012 reviewsKailee N.
10/6/2024
An experience I will never forget. Met up with my grandparents at Naoki's shop. Talk story and enjoyed learning about his process and how he makes eat of his gyoraku personal. Will be going there...
Mike C.
4/30/2018
Words cannot describe this artist. Genius? Friendly? Free spirit? How about all of this and more! We had the pleasure of meeting and working with him at an event in late January in Kapolei....
Robert O.
6/17/2020
Great artist and super nice guy. I've been bringing my trophy fish to Naoki for ten years now and always get amazing results. He likes to tell a story with his prints. You won't be disappointed!
Nadia K.
1/13/2016
My introduction to Gyotaku by Naoki was when a friend of ours gifted us a print of an arowana after our own arowana (known affectionately as Aji - short for Ajinomoto) passed away. The print was...
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