Okinawans banking on goat meat for regional development

Okinawans banking on goat meat for regional development

NAHA, Japan - Tsubame restaurant owner Settei Chochin (L) and goat meat shop owner Masako Uehara work together to develop new dishes using goat meat in the Makishi public market in Naha, Okinawa Prefecture, in March.

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