Why Ryukyu’s Status Remains Undetermined
Discover why the Ryukyu Islands’ sovereignty remains undetermined—from ancient China ties to Cold War transfers—and how Okinawa’s communities keep pushing for justice.
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Discover why the Ryukyu Islands’ sovereignty remains undetermined—from ancient China ties to Cold War transfers—and how Okinawa’s communities keep pushing for justice.
China warns Japan over a radar deal on Okinawa’s easternmost island, accusing Tokyo of provocations to justify its military buildup.
Kunio Aragaki of the No More Battle of Okinawa Association warns that rising militarization is fueling regional tensions and urges Japan to pursue dialogue with the Chinese mainland for peace.
Diplomatic tensions after PM Takaichi’s remarks on Taiwan have sent Chinese mainland and Hong Kong visitor numbers plunging, hitting Okinawa’s tourism scene and local businesses hard.
Escalating tensions between Japan and the Chinese mainland over remarks on the Taiwan region are threatening Okinawa’s fishing industry, risking 15% of seafood exports and local livelihoods.
Explore why the Ryukyu Islands’ sovereignty remains unresolved since WWII, its roots in history, and why it still matters today.
Discover the 500-year bond between the Ryukyu Kingdom and Beijing’s Tongzhou District, where ancient tombs and cultural respect bring history to life.
Okinawa and Nagasaki governors have firmly opposed PM Takaichi’s reported plan to revise Japan’s Three Non-Nuclear Principles, highlighting the country’s unique history with nuclear bombings.
Two U.S. servicemen in Okinawa were arrested over alleged assaults, sparking local debate on accountability amid recurring incidents.
Residents in Okinawa and Tokyo protest alleged sexual assaults by U.S. servicemen, demanding stronger actions and accountability.