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Beyond the Dichotomy of "Military Bases" versus "Economy," the Okinawa Gubernatorial Election Raises the Question of the Importance of "an Economy that Supports the border."

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In the Okinawa gubernatorial election, Mr. Koja, who prioritizes the economy, was elected. This election result does not mean a decline in concern for Okinawa's security. In particular, in the Sakishima Islands near the border, maintaining the local economy and social infrastructure is a crucial issue not only for the local security but also for the security of Japan as a whole. (This introductory text was generated by AI.)
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In the Okinawa gubernatorial election, Mr. Koja, who prioritizes the economy, was elected. This election result does not mean a decline in concern for Okinawa's security. In particular, in the Sakishima Islands near the border, maintaining the local economy and social infrastructure is a crucial issue not only for the local security but also for the security of Japan as a whole. (This introductory text was generated by AI.)

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toyokeizai.net broke the news on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
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