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International relations and Sister City relationships enhance tourism, business relations, educational, cultural and sports exchanges, and develops the flow and exchange of knowledge and ideas. These components play vital roles in amplifying Honolulu’s unique and rich cultural, social, and economic fabric.
Mayor Rick Blangiardi sends warm greetings to Fuzhou City – in celebration of their International
Mayor Rick Blangiardi and Mayor Wu Xiande signed an agreement on establishing a Sister City
Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi and Mayor Takeshi Saito of Edogawa City, Japan signed a Sister
Baku, Azerbaijan (1998)
Chengdu, China (2011)
Fengxian, China (2012)
Fuzhou, China (2021)
Hainan Island/Haikou, China (1985)
Kaohsiung, Taiwan, China (1962)
Qinhuangdao, China (2010)
Zhangzhou, China (2012)
Zhongshan, China (1997)
Havana, Cuba (2019)
Bruyeres, Republic of France (1960)
Mombasa, Kenya (2000)
Rabat, Morocco (2007)
Chigasaki, Japan (2012)
Edogawa, Japan (2020)
Fukuoka, Japan (2019)
Hiroshima, Japan (1959)
Nagaoka, Japan (2012)
Naha, Okinawa, Japan (1960)
Sakaimachi, Japan (2018)
Tokyo, Japan (1982)
Uwajima, Japan (2004)
Baguio, Philippines (1995)
Candon, Philippines (2015)
Cebu, Philippines (1990)
Laoag, Philippines (1969)
Mandaluyong, Philippines (2005)
Manila, Philippines (1980)
Vigan, Philippines (2003)
Funchal, Madeira, Portugal (1979)
Hue, Vietnam (1995)
San Juan, Puerto Rico (1985)
Cali, Republic of Colombia (2012)
Incheon, Republic of Korea (2013)
Seoul, Republic of Korea (1973)
Majuro, Marshall Islands (2009)
Caracas, Venezuela (1999)
Kin Town, Japan (2020)
Miura, Japan (2020)
Usa, Japan (2019)
“Though this partnership is built upon the foundation of our two nations’ history of cooperation, it is my sincere hope that we can reimagine the ways in which we work together; the manner in which we build opportunities for both the people of Edogawa and Honolulu – to create mutually beneficial exchanges to the betterment of our individual Cities, but for our collective humanity.”
