18, Nov, 2015 500days, since the sit in started in front of Camp Schwab

Today, 1200 people gathered at 6am.
Construction vehicles go into a gate at 7am everyday. 
This morning none of them show up and as well as polices.
The big number of people could stop the vehicles. How simle is !!   Let's gather at Henoko in the morning to stop the war !!





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