Former President Obama publicly declared it a "place he wanted to visit" during his vacation in Hawaii, making it famous throughout the United States. Rainbow Drive-In became a hot topic as a renowned plate lunch establishment. Rainbow Drive-In was opened in 1961 by Seiji Ifuku, a native of Okinawa who served in the highly-regarded Japanese-American unit during World War II, and his wife, Ayako. The Ifukus' motto, "Simple, hearty meals made with care," has earned the restaurant overwhelming support from locals for a long time. It was a special restaurant where families enjoyed themselves in the 1960s and 70s. For locals who are now adults, it's a familiar, nostalgic taste, and for growing locals, it remains immensely popular as a plate lunch that satisfies their hunger with its generous portions. This is an oval patch from RAINBOW DRIVE-IN. How about using it as a name patch for small items or work shirts? There is no adhesive on the back, so sewing is required. Size: Approximately 70mm wide and 50mm high oval patch. Please examine the photos and understand the value of this product before purchasing. After purchase, no returns or exchanges are accepted.