Oliver Stone visits Okinawa
August 15, 2013 Futoshi Hanashiro of Ryukyu Shimpo
American film director Oliver Stone arrived in Okinawa on August 13. That day, he visited Okinawa International University, which marked nine years since the U.S. military helicopter crashed onto its campus. On August 14, Stone also visited the Henoko district of Nago, where the U.S. and Japanese governments plan to build an alternative facility to Futenma Air Station. Meeting people involved in the university and representatives of citizen groups, Stone displayed a strong interest in the U.S. military base issues in Okinawa. The Ryukyu Shimpo introduces Stone’s two-day visit to Okinawa with photographs.
(English translation by T&CT, Mark Ealey)
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