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Giant Caissons, Structures From the Okinawa Defense Bureau, Have Been Delivered to the New Base Site and Temporarily Placed There to Improve the Efficiency of Seawall Construction.

On the morning of the 3rd, the Okinawa Defense Bureau transported massive concrete structures called "caissons," to be used for seawalls at the new base construction site in Henoko, Nago City, into the sea area within the restricted access zone. They will soon be temporarily placed in an area called the "offshore yard." After soft ground improvement work, stone materials will be laid, and the caissons will be placed on top to construct the seawa…
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On the morning of the 3rd, the Okinawa Defense Bureau transported massive concrete structures called "caissons," to be used for seawalls at the new base construction site in Henoko, Nago City, into the sea area within the restricted access zone. They will soon be temporarily placed in an area called the "offshore yard." After soft ground improvement work, stone materials will be laid, and the caissons will be placed on top to construct the seawa…

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沖縄タイムス+プラス broke the news on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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