People stage sit-in for removal of Futemma Air station

People stage sit-in for removal of Futemma Air station

TOKYO, Japan - Antibase protesters stage a rally to demand the U.S. Marine Corps' Futemma Air Station be moved out of Okinawa Prefecture in front of the prime minister's office on April 6, 2010, ahead of launching later in the day a four-day sit-in near parliament in Tokyo's Nagatacho political district. (Kyodo)

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