Menehune of Mililani Mauka

Informant: Male/Age unknown/ Japanese Ancestry 
Location: Mililani Mauka, Oahu







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Kateri said...

Wow, that last comment gave me chicken skin!!

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When I was 6 years old I got to see one. I lived in Waikiki, 1 night around 8-9 pm I was in the kids room with my sister and 2 brothers which were 7,8, & 10 years old. They where playing Uno on the floor while I was jumping on the bed, a few feet away was a window that of course was open to catch the ocean breeze. I heard some giggling from outside the window and my attention was focused on it when a small brown face was pressed into the window screen, it was small but looked like a old man, then it began to laugh a deep creepy laugh. Which was way different than the child like giggling I heard right before I seen it's face. My sister screamed terrified!! And we all ran into the living room for our parents and grandparents

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A friend who lived in Oahu told me a story about how one night, she was sleeping with her new baby in a cradle next to the bed. She was having restless dreams, and awoke to see a little trollish man standing at the foot of the bed watching her. There was a pillow placed over her baby.

In 2008, my friend and I experienced a very weird phenomenon in Kalalau Valley. We arrived late and the only place we could find to place our tent for the night was adjacent to the Heiau. I "knew" it was too close to the sacred site, but it was getting dark so we popped up our tent next to the rock walls. There were no other humans around, and we were completely surrounded by low shrubs and rocks. All night long, some little thing kept harrassing us...tapping us hard on the head or arm through the tent any time our bodies touched the edge of the tent. There were no sounds of footsteps or bushes rustling, but every time we got close to the edge of the tent, we got a hard thump from whatever it was out there. Kalalau has goats and hippies, but no rodents, lizards, ground dwelling birds, or other animals that would invest so much time in bothering us on that sacred ceremonial ground. It was definitely something odd!