Protest against defense buildup in Okinawa

Protest against defense buildup in Okinawa

People rally in the Okinawa Prefecture capital of Naha on Feb. 26, 2023, in protest against Japan's defense buildup plan in the southern prefecture based on three key documents that the government revised in 2022.

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