Category: A~E
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Amami Rabbit
February 23rd 1995, Amami rabbits, Amami jay, and others—both special … Continued
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Artificially-Lighted Chrysanthemum
As you drive down Yanbaru or the southern part of … Continued
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The Battle of Okinawa
It began on March 26th 1945, when the United States … Continued
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Beniimo (Purple yam)
Beniimo is a type of sweet potato that is popular … Continued
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Bukubukū-cha (Bukubuku Tea)
The ample foam rising above the teacup, the savory fragrance … Continued
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Bull Fighting
Unlike Spanish bullfighting, in Okinawa, two bulls push each other … Continued
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CHINA Sadao
During the Okinawan music boom in the early 1990s, there … Continued
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Coconut Crab (Yashigani)
Miyako Island was the first place I saw a coconut … Continued
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Coral Reef
Rachel Carson classified the seashore into three types: (1) a … Continued
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Cornerstone of Peace
In 1995, 50 years after the end of the Battle … Continued
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Divorce Rate and Unemployment
Nothing is less reliable than official statistics in Okinawa. … Continued