This month, an entertainment festival was held at the National Theater of Tokyo to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Okinawa’s return to the mainland.
This month, an entertainment festival was held at the National Theater of Tokyo to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Okinawa’s return to the mainland.
The Okinawa Performing Arts Festival was held at the National Theater in Chiyoda Ward by the Tokyo Okinawa Kenjinkai to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Okinawa’s return to the mainland on the 15th of this month.
The Okinawa Performing Arts Festival was held at the National Theater in Chiyoda Ward by the Tokyo Okinawa Kenjinkai to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Okinawa’s return to the mainland on the 15th of this month.
At the beginning, a classical dance was performed, and in the performance called ”Yotsutake”, which was performed at the celebration, 50 people danced while playing bamboo instruments in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of their return.
At the beginning, a classical dance was performed, and in the performance called ”Yotsutake”, which was performed at the celebration, 50 people danced while playing bamboo instruments in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of their return.
 In addition, after returning to the mainland, the memoir of Mr. Chobyo Yara, who was the governor of Okinawa Prefecture, was read aloud, and he looked at the clock ”1 minute ago, 10 seconds ago” to confirm the moment of return. The depiction that was greeted while was introduced
 In addition, after returning to the mainland, the memoir of Mr. Chobyo Yara, who was the governor of Okinawa Prefecture, was read aloud, and he looked at the clock ”1 minute ago, 10 seconds ago” to confirm the moment of return. The depiction that was greeted while was introduced
Takeo Nakamatsu, chairman of the Tokyo Okinawa Kenjinkai, said, ”When I was a student, I was under the control of the United States, and I was half-hearted, neither Japanese nor American.
Takeo Nakamatsu, chairman of the Tokyo Okinawa Kenjinkai, said, ”When I was a student, I was under the control of the United States, and I was half-hearted, neither Japanese nor American.