The place is dying.  There are no shoppers. The reporter needed to spend a couple of days just observing the marketplace and the larger tenants.  The management has been able to get more tenants, but there are no sales.  Next week is the big Japanese Obon/Summer vacation surge, similar to Golden Week, and everyone in Waikiki is praying for sales.  JAL and ANA are charging $2,000 a ticket during this peak period, so the Japanese tourists may not be too incline to be shopping much.  And, by the way, the Chinese market that everyone was touting the last few years, well it is gone and won't be around in our lifetime.