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About Us

A Small Farm on the Big Island

We are a small farm located in the world famous Kona coffee belt on the Big Island of Hawai'i. We grow tropical fruit, nuts and authentic Kona coffee.

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Our Story

Our farm's roots run deep in the history of Kona coffee, dating back to the days when Japanese immigrants came to work on Hawaii's sugar cane plantations. Their pioneering spirit led them to establish the original Kona coffee farms, a legacy that continues today.

 

Yoko, her husband Page and their beloved dog Thunder breathed new life into the farm when they arrived from California in 2006. Sadly Page passed away in 2018, leaving Yoko with a whole farm to manage by herself. In 2019, Yoko was then joined by her friends Shinobu and David to help the farm continue. There's also now a full cast of animal characters that "help" us around the farm too.

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We then decided to change the name of our farm to represent the spirit of Hawai'i island, home to Mauna Loa, the largest active volcano in the world. Where the elements of life itself are birthed. That is why we decided to change our name to Hawaiian Mana Farm.

Our Farm Staff

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Yoko Harada

Farm Manager

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Follow Yoko's personal blog on Note.com

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Shinobu Doucette

Shinobu grew up on a citrus and rice farm in the Japanese countryside. Her dream has always been to grow her own food. Now as a Farmer and Certified Master Food Preserver, she is not only growing delicious food for us but also to share the literal fruits of her labor with the rest of the world too!

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Sam-chan

As the Chief of Security, Sam spends most of his days sleeping or letting the occasional truck that drives by know he wants to eat their tires. He likes cheeseburgers and ice cream.

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Ai-chan

Also part of the Security team, Ai helps by alerting Sam and Kaya to anything that moves. Cars, people, animals, etc... She's basically a four-legged motion sensor.

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Kaya-chan

Dog Manager

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Paku-chan & Mogu-chan

Weed Control

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Duck-chan

Pest & Weed Control

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David Doucette

Generally helps where needed.

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