Okinawa decides to name Nago as site to relocate Futemma base

Okinawa decides to name Nago as site to relocate Futemma base

NAGO, Japan - Deputy Gov. Hideo Ishikawa (R) bows to Nago Mayor Tateo Kishimoto (L) on Nov. 22 at Nago's city office after requesting Kishimoto to accept the Okinawa prefectural government's decision to name Henoko district in Nago as the candidate site for the relocation of the heliport functions of the U.S. military base in Futemma, central Okinawa.

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