Two hundred and twenty documents comprise this annotated bibliography concerning Koreans in Hawaii. It includes all the materials presently available in Hawaii in either the English or the Korean language on the Korean community. Most of the materials listed relate to aspects of the life of the original immigrants and their descendents. Others are works prepared or published by Koreans in Hawaii, which, although not directly informative about the life of the Koreans there, do shed some light on the nature of the goals of the Korean community. No attempt is made to include works by Hawaiians of Korean ancestry which would shed no direct light on the community itself. Another type of publication felt to be beyond the scope of this work are the highly nationalistic, primarily anti-Japanese books pamphlets which are circulated widely among the Korean community and which influence the community tremendously. No attempt is made to classify the materials according to their degree of relevance to the Koreans in Hawaii. However, the annotations are said to indicate this information. Also included are original works about Hawaii's Koreans such as autobiographical writings, some biographies, poems, diaries, and random notes. Entries are arranged alphabetically throughout (by author, by issuing authority, or by title) regardless of the language in which the material is written. (Author/AM)