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Influenced by the Legend of Minamoto No Tametomo? The Reason Why There Are so Many Male Resident Names Containing "Tame" and "Yoshi": Okinawa's Neighborhood Association Publishes "Nakajun Jishu," a 486-Page Compilation of 13 Years of Editing.
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[Kitanakagusuku] The Nakajun Residents' Association (Chairman: Makoto Ganeko) in Kitanakagusuku Village recently published the "Nakajun Village History." The history and culture of the region are revealed in a multi-layered way, from the origins of the settlement to immigration and the period before and after the Battle of Okinawa. It took 13 years from the establishment of the village history editing committee. Although there was the tragedy of…
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