Gov't handling of Okinawa's antibase fight remains open to question

Gov't handling of Okinawa's antibase fight remains open to question

Masatsugu Isa, a 54-year-old assembly member of Higashi village in Okinawa, stands on Dec. 23, 2016, near a gate that leads to helipads the Japanese government has built for the U.S. military inside the Northern Training Area. He continues sit-in protests in the Takae community. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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