"Even getting scolded for not keeping to the lights-out time is a good memory," says the 29 students who moved from remote islands to the main island of Okinawa to pursue their dreams at the "graduation ceremony"

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"Even getting scolded for not keeping to the lights-out time is a good memory," says the 29 students who moved from remote islands to the main island of Okinawa to pursue their dreams at the "graduation ceremony"

On the evening of the 27th, a "dormitory graduation ceremony" was held to celebrate the graduation of the graduates at the Prefectural Remote Island Children and Students Support Center (nicknamed Gunsei Dormitory, Higashi-cho, Naha City), which has dormitories to accommodate high school students who have moved from remote islands that do not have high schools to study on the main island of Okinawa.