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My brother has been stationed there for years. He loves it there. Okinawa residents don't like the bases bit there is little they can other than protest. My brother marries a Japanese women from the main Island and she hated living on Okinawa. Main island Japanese treat people in Okinawa like second class citizens according to my brother.
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US military bases are often controversial in countries with left hand drive like Japan and the UK because personnel driving out on the wrong side of the road cause lots of road accidents. There's been dozens of these incidents in the UK, including a recent bigh profile one where Anne Sacoolas, the wife of a US diplomat killed a young motorcyclist in a hit and run and then fled the country.
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Everyone in the comments being unsympathetic due to Japan's war crimes in WW2 but don't realize Okinawa was also subjugated by the Japanese...Its like if Japan still owned Korea and we punished Korea for Japan's actions. Its not fair to the Okinawans, unfortunately the rest of Japan doesnt care.
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There’s obviously a lot more going on there than just this. I will say that I have seen interviews where a Japanese man went and interviewed Okinawans about how they felt about the American military bases and that the issue was split. Most of the younger generation didn’t seem to notice or care about the American military bases while the older generation cared much more deeply.
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Comments referring to Pearl Harbor, should use the word “ships” not boats.
I lived on Okinawa from 1960-1963.
The Okinawans were generally a friendly and hospitable people.
We actually lived in a Okinawan village, which was a very unique experience.
Children were safe there and cherished with a day dedicated to honor boy children.
Later, girls were included in the celebration.
The island had some excellent scuba diving sites with super clean water.
There were multiple remnants from the war such as artillery emplacements, caves and
machine gun nests etc.
I always enjoyed the Karate, Judo and Sumo wrestling events.
When our father asked us if we wanted to stay there or return to the States, l said return to America.
What a big mistake.
Live and Learn. 😢
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There’s also the fact that the American troops on the island have a bad habit of… being violent criminals (there’s a disturbing preference for abducting and abusing local children) but none of them see a day in Japanese court because they get quietly whisked off to the US to face court martial there (and usually get served a discharge)
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@vic5015
2 months ago
When the mutual defense treaty between the US and Japan was up for re-negotiation in the '70s, one of the main concessions the Japanese got in exchange for extebding it was that the US agreed to move most of its personal to Okinawa.
The Okinawans weren't happy but they got outvoted when the Japanese government held a nationwide vote on the matter. Okinawans are nkt ethnically Japanese.
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