Miyako Island (Okinawa) New Japanese Army base for Missile Defense Construction started

Miyako-Island is even more south from Okinawa.
We took air plane from Naha(Okinawa's capital) to Miyako and took about a hour.

Miyako-island is a part of Okinawa.
Historically. Miyako has a bit unique culture and language compare to main island of Okinawa.
By that reason, Miyako people have been even more exploitated and discriminated by Japan & Okinawa.

Small island like Miyako is often disregarded by its own nation.

There are new Japanese military bases plans are going on around Okinawa Islads,

Japanese government is positioning Chaina as a potencial enermy.
However, to keep out China from Pacific region is probably an order from U.S.A to Japan.

I heared one theory from Okinawan Congress man.

He said, the USA has no plan to have a with China.
China and USA is so much tied economically.
So what USA wants is to keep Taiwan separated from China.
For that reason USA asks Japan to builds the Japanese military bases around Okinawa islands.
Using Japanese Force to face China. 



How to change the Consciousness of people the own society, own country or even the world.

Maybe... going out from my own shell and meet and talk with people...
Do something visible in a corner of each towns.



Miyako new base site for Japanese army's missile deffense.

                                              nansei islands に対する画像結果
Nansei islands means South-West islands from Japanese main land.

 Now, everymorning just a several people stands at construction gate to stop and to tell.

 Present Air Force base. It's been here since W.W.2 period with rader system.

 Members of parliament visit the site. Japanese Deffence Bureau gave an expanation.
The man center is from Miyako, his family is the biggest construction company in Miyako-island.

This quarry is under consideration for ammunition depot, but housings of Bora village is too close.

Firing range proposal site.

Blocking the gate.


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