Okinawa outrage at Hatoyama policy on U.S. base

Okinawa outrage at Hatoyama policy on U.S. base

NAHA, Japan - A participant in a protest rally against Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama's policy over a U.S. Marine base holds signs including the character ''anger'' in Naha on May 23, 2010. Another signs reads, ''Mr. Hato, we are disappointed at you.''

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