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City

Nago City / Okinawa / /

Company

MCAS Futenma / /

Country

Japan / United States / China / /

Event

Reorganization / Environmental Issue / /

Facility

Marine Corps Air Station / Futenma Replacement Facility / Camp Schwab / Nyutabaru Air Base / Okinawa International University / Tsuiki Air Base / /

IndustryTerm

construction site / machinery / food / appropriate relocation site / candidate site / relocation site / heavy machinery / /

NaturalFeature

Southwestern Islands / Oura Bay / Henoko bay / /

Organization

U.S.-Japan Alliance / Defense Agency / Okinawa Promotion Council / Special Action Committee on Okinawa / Air Self-Defense Force / United States Marine Corps / Ministry of Defense / Japan-U.S. Security Consultative Committee / Japanese administration / Okinawa Policy Council / State party / Okinawa Prefectural Government / Government of Japan / Japan-U.S. Alliance / U.S. Marine Corps / Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination / United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization / Okinawa International University / /

Person

Ryutaro Hashimoto / Yukio Hatoyama / Hirokazu Nakaima / List / Walter Mondale / /

Position

Mayor / Prime Minister / Prime Minister / the Minister / Okinawa Governor / Ambassador / Director General / Minister for Foreign Affairs / Governor / Representative / U.S. Ambassador / /

Product

KC-130 / CH-53D / /

ProvinceOrState

Fukuoka Prefecture / Okinawa Prefecture / Okinawa / Takae / Yamaguchi Prefecture / Miyazaki Prefecture / Takae District / /

Region

Asia-Pacific / /

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