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Japan Has Multiple Options in Case of War

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Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan See the Story

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School Lunches: Inside a Mahia Kitchen Praised by David Seymour and a Gisborne Service Going Strong Six Years

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A Mahia kitchen praised by David Seymour and a charity-led Gisborne service that has run for six years are two of the 10 school lunch providers awarded...See the Story

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Broken Pipe Cuts Off Water to Much of Okinawa; US Base Supply in Question

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Marine Corps Installations Pacific is still determining how a widespread water outage will affect its bases on Okinawa.See the Story

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Japan Has Multiple Options in Case of War

School Lunches: Inside a Mahia Kitchen Praised by David Seymour and a Gisborne Service Going Strong Six Years

Broken Pipe Cuts Off Water to Much of Okinawa; US Base Supply in Question

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Okinawa Saw a Record 985,800 Tourists in October, Both Domestic and International. the Prefecture Is Closely Monitoring Trends in People Refraining From Visiting Japan.

"Anyone Can Become Addicted" - the Ease of Getting Pleasure Is a Risk. Support Should Be Positive Rather than Justifying or Finding Fault - Ryukyu Hospital Vice President Jin Maezato

Naha, Making Their First Appearance, Will Play Their First Match Against Shimane's Masuda Higashi High School on December 29th.

Okinawa Region Exports Increased 42.8% in October 2025, Marking the Second Consecutive Month of Growth, While Imports Decreased

Women's Basketball Team Wins Gold Medal, Beating the Us 65-64 at the Tokyo Deaflympics. Toyosato Rin Announces Retirement.

As the Sun Sets over the Sea, Moonlight Becomes the only Light that Counts: 753 People Complete the Iheya Moonlight Marathon, Supported by the Cheers of the Islanders

Water flowing again on Okinawa following outage; US bases largely unaffected

Ishigaki City Board of Education Does Not Conduct Survey of Students Asking if They Sing the National Anthem

Kin Town Provides 1,120 Disaster Relief Meals as School Lunches Due to Concerns About Water Availability

A Gathering to Think About Gender, "Let's All Think About the Future of Gender: Masculine? Feminine? No, Be Yourself!" Will Be Held at "Tiruru" in Naha on the 29th.

Okinawa Saw a Record 985,800 Tourists in October, Both Domestic and International. the Prefecture Is Closely Monitoring Trends in People Refraining From Visiting Japan.

"Anyone Can Become Addicted" - the Ease of Getting Pleasure Is a Risk. Support Should Be Positive Rather than Justifying or Finding Fault - Ryukyu Hospital Vice President Jin Maezato

Naha, Making Their First Appearance, Will Play Their First Match Against Shimane's Masuda Higashi High School on December 29th.

Okinawa Region Exports Increased 42.8% in October 2025, Marking the Second Consecutive Month of Growth, While Imports Decreased

Women's Basketball Team Wins Gold Medal, Beating the Us 65-64 at the Tokyo Deaflympics. Toyosato Rin Announces Retirement.

As the Sun Sets over the Sea, Moonlight Becomes the only Light that Counts: 753 People Complete the Iheya Moonlight Marathon, Supported by the Cheers of the Islanders

Water flowing again on Okinawa following outage; US bases largely unaffected

Ishigaki City Board of Education Does Not Conduct Survey of Students Asking if They Sing the National Anthem

Kin Town Provides 1,120 Disaster Relief Meals as School Lunches Due to Concerns About Water Availability

A Gathering to Think About Gender, "Let's All Think About the Future of Gender: Masculine? Feminine? No, Be Yourself!" Will Be Held at "Tiruru" in Naha on the 29th.

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Japan Has Multiple Options in Case of War

School Lunches: Inside a Mahia Kitchen Praised by David Seymour and a Gisborne Service Going Strong Six Years

Broken Pipe Cuts Off Water to Much of Okinawa; US Base Supply in Question

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Breaking News Topics Related to Okinawa

Okinawa Saw a Record 985,800 Tourists in October, Both Domestic and International. the Prefecture Is Closely Monitoring Trends in People Refraining From Visiting Japan.

"Anyone Can Become Addicted" - the Ease of Getting Pleasure Is a Risk. Support Should Be Positive Rather than Justifying or Finding Fault - Ryukyu Hospital Vice President Jin Maezato

Naha, Making Their First Appearance, Will Play Their First Match Against Shimane's Masuda Higashi High School on December 29th.

Okinawa Region Exports Increased 42.8% in October 2025, Marking the Second Consecutive Month of Growth, While Imports Decreased

Women's Basketball Team Wins Gold Medal, Beating the Us 65-64 at the Tokyo Deaflympics. Toyosato Rin Announces Retirement.

As the Sun Sets over the Sea, Moonlight Becomes the only Light that Counts: 753 People Complete the Iheya Moonlight Marathon, Supported by the Cheers of the Islanders

Water flowing again on Okinawa following outage; US bases largely unaffected

Ishigaki City Board of Education Does Not Conduct Survey of Students Asking if They Sing the National Anthem

Kin Town Provides 1,120 Disaster Relief Meals as School Lunches Due to Concerns About Water Availability

A Gathering to Think About Gender, "Let's All Think About the Future of Gender: Masculine? Feminine? No, Be Yourself!" Will Be Held at "Tiruru" in Naha on the 29th.

Okinawa Saw a Record 985,800 Tourists in October, Both Domestic and International. the Prefecture Is Closely Monitoring Trends in People Refraining From Visiting Japan.

"Anyone Can Become Addicted" - the Ease of Getting Pleasure Is a Risk. Support Should Be Positive Rather than Justifying or Finding Fault - Ryukyu Hospital Vice President Jin Maezato

Naha, Making Their First Appearance, Will Play Their First Match Against Shimane's Masuda Higashi High School on December 29th.

Okinawa Region Exports Increased 42.8% in October 2025, Marking the Second Consecutive Month of Growth, While Imports Decreased

Women's Basketball Team Wins Gold Medal, Beating the Us 65-64 at the Tokyo Deaflympics. Toyosato Rin Announces Retirement.

As the Sun Sets over the Sea, Moonlight Becomes the only Light that Counts: 753 People Complete the Iheya Moonlight Marathon, Supported by the Cheers of the Islanders

Water flowing again on Okinawa following outage; US bases largely unaffected

Ishigaki City Board of Education Does Not Conduct Survey of Students Asking if They Sing the National Anthem

Kin Town Provides 1,120 Disaster Relief Meals as School Lunches Due to Concerns About Water Availability

A Gathering to Think About Gender, "Let's All Think About the Future of Gender: Masculine? Feminine? No, Be Yourself!" Will Be Held at "Tiruru" in Naha on the 29th.

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