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Landscape Paintings Depicting Nakadomari, Onna Village in the 1960s, Including Sailing Sabani Boats and Heyachi Kilns, Have Been Donated to Okinawa by a Former US Soldier and Will Be on Free Public Display Until the End of the Year in Kitanakagusuku Village.
A landscape painting of Nakadomari in Onna Village, which was purchased in 1963 on Kokusai Street in Naha City, was handed over this month to the NPO Ryukyu-American Historical Research Association (Chairman: Shizuo Kishaba) by a former U.S. soldier in Missouri.
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A landscape painting of Nakadomari in Onna Village, which was purchased in 1963 on Kokusai Street in Naha City, was handed over this month to the NPO Ryukyu-American Historical Research Association (Chairman: Shizuo Kishaba) by a former U.S. soldier in Missouri.