Field Party (Mō-ashibi) Mō (毛) means “wild field” in the Okinawan language. It … ContinuedFURUHASHI Nobuyoshi
Finger-whistling When the kachāshī dance starts, anyone there would instantly begin … ContinuedMATSUMURA Hiroshi
Folk Music Labels The Ryukyu archipelago has walked history on a different path … ContinuedMATSUMURA Hiroshi
Golden Gate Club The American study abroad program by the Government Aid and … ContinuedSUGIYAMA Toru
Hachigatsu Odori in Tarama Tarama Island is located right in-between Miyako and Ishigaki Islands. … ContinuedTAKARA Kurayoshi
Hajichi Tattoo. Spelled “needle thrust” in Japanese, hajichi carves designs in … ContinuedKITAMURA Minao
Harusā and Uminchu Farmers are called harusā in Okinawa. An Okinawan language, out … ContinuedTAKARA Ben
The High Commissioner In colonies and trusteeships, the man in charge of rule … ContinuedOTA Masahide
Hinukan (god of fire) Hinukan (god of fire) is usually enshrined near the kitchen … ContinuedNAGAMINE Tetsunari
Immigrants Many Okinawan immigrants left Okinawa for Taiwan, the Philippines, Borneo, … ContinuedNOZATO Yo