Okinawa Murder Case Heightens Outcry Over U.S. Military’s Presence
Okinawans have long complained of violence, noise and other problems associated with American bases. Now the bases’ very existence is drawing a backlash.
Okinawa Murder Case Heightens Outcry Over U.S. Military’s Presence
Okinawans have long complained of violence, noise and other problems associated with American bases. Now the bases’ very existence is drawing a backlash.
Abe Voices Outrage After Former U.S. Marine Is Arrested in Okinawa Killing
Crimes committed by Americans have long been a source of friction, and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe demanded that the United States take preventive action.
Okinawa Governor Revokes Permission for Construction of U.S. Base
The decision is the latest setback for a 20-year effort by Japanese and American military planners to move the base from its current location.