* Honolulu: Being the capital and largest city, Honolulu attracted a large Filipino population, particularly in neighborhoods like Kalihi, Palama, and Chinatown.
* Wahiawa: Located on the island of Oahu, Wahiawa became a major hub for Filipino immigrants, especially those working on pineapple and sugar plantations.
* Leilehua: Another town on Oahu, Leilehua housed many Filipino families who worked on military bases and agricultural industries.
* Kahuku: This coastal town on Oahu, known for its agricultural lands, drew Filipino laborers, establishing a strong Filipino community.
* Hilo: On the Big Island, Hilo became a center for Filipino immigrants, particularly those employed in agriculture, fishing, and construction.
It's important to remember that Filipino immigrants also settled in other parts of Hawaii, including:
* Maui
* Kauai
* Molokai
While Filipino immigrants initially settled in areas where jobs were available, they eventually spread throughout the islands, contributing to the vibrant and diverse culture of Hawaii.