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In a terrible ground battle, the battle of Okinawa brought about 200,000 deaths together with military people. In 2021, 76 years later, it became clear that sediment mixed with the remains of the dead will be used to reclaim the construction of the new Henoko base, and the voice of protests is spreading. Ken Takamatsu GUSHI, who has been volunteering to collect and return the remains to the bereaved family for many years, decided to hunt with the intention of protest. In response to this, Kin decided to hunt in front of his official residence as Uchinanchu who resided in the mainland. Nishio, an organization supporting the collection of remains, protests in youth emergency statement. Uehara in Uchinanchu, Ireland, called for signing the world's Uchinanchu in four languages. Discuss how citizens of Koganei City can respond specifically to the voices spread throughout the country.

●Speakers
Takamatsu GUSHIKen (Representative of the remains collection volunteer “Gamafuya”)
Mikayo Kin
Keigo Keigo (“Don't build a base with the remains! Emergency action!” Caller)
Uehara Hopkinson Eriko (co-representative of Okinawa Liberty Project)
Kiyomasa OKINAWA-Koganei

• GUSHIKen Takamatsu
• Kin Mikayo
• Keigo
• Uehara Hopkinson Eriko
• Kiyoma Yonezu