(In front of the Gate)
Approximately 60 people including some members of a Medical Service Workers’ Union from the mainland, gathered in the Tent for further understanding of the situation. A youth who visited Henoko for the first time said, “To be on site was my first priority. I absolutely cannot allow the precious Ohura Bay land-filled and turned into a military base.”
In front of Camp Schwab Gate) The final deliveries for the year 2020: 152 trucks delivered raw materials to the military base […]
Takamatsu Gushiken (fourth from the left) of Gamafuya, a volunteer organization that collects the remains of those who died in the Battle […]
July 28, 2019 Ryukyu Shimpo Okinawa Gov. Denny Tamaki took the stage during the final day of Fuji Rock, Japan’s largest outdoor […]
（Ryukyu Cement Pier） Seventy citizens sat-in at the Camp Schwab gate from 8:30 am, but learning that there is no material transfer […]
