Former President Obama publicly stated that he wanted to visit Rainbow Drive-In during his vacation in Hawaii, making it famous throughout the United States and a popular spot for plate lunches. 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 was "simple, hearty meals made with care," and this has earned the restaurant overwhelming support from locals for a long time. In the 1960s and 70s, it was a special restaurant for families to enjoy. For locals who are now adults, it's a familiar and nostalgic taste, and for growing locals, it's still incredibly popular as a plate lunch that fills them up 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 make your judgment based on the photos, and only purchase if you understand the value of this product. After purchase, no returns or exchanges are accepted.