The Kyoto-based NPO "Kūentai" has been recovering what are believed to be the remains of those who died in the Battle of Okinawa on a hillside in Goya, Nishihara Town, since the 21st. On the 22nd, they found the remains of a person about 160 centimeters tall, complete from head to toe. Footwear resembling tabi socks was found on the feet, and a watch and pistol bullets were found nearby.
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The Kyoto-based NPO "Kūentai" has been recovering what are believed to be the remains of those who died in the Battle of Okinawa on a hillside in Goya, Nishihara Town, since the 21st. On the 22nd, they found the remains of a person about 160 centimeters tall, complete from head to toe. Footwear resembling tabi socks was found on the feet, and a watch and pistol bullets were found nearby.