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更新日：2017年6月22日
Henoko Base Construction Countermeasures Division Executive Office
On April 20, 2017, Takeshi Onaga ,the governor of Okinawa Prefecture, sent his opinion letter to eight environmental protection organizations to ask them to reach out to both the U.S. and Japanese governments to abandon the construction of new base in Henoko in Nago City, Okinawa,Japan.
To Director General of IUCN（PDF：62KB）
To Director of Washington D.C Office（PDF：63KB）
To Director General of UNESCO（PDF：59KB）
To Director General of WWF（PDF：60KB）
Send List（PDF：10KB） (eight <8> organizations)
The governor of Okinawa revoked the reclamation approval for the new U.S. base at Henoko on Oct 13th,2015.（PDF：23KB）
Oral Statement at the United Nations Human Rights Council by the governor of Okinawa（PDF：63KB）
U.S. Military Base in Okinawa
Okinawa Prefectural Government regards the Japan-U.S. alliance as vital. However, we have a concentration of 73.9% of the exclusive use facilities and areas of U.S. Forces in Japan in a land area that is no more than 0.6% of the national land area. Therefore, it is necessary to reduce and consolidate U.S. military bases in Okinawa.
With the realization of land returns of U.S. military bases south of Kadena Air Base, we can anticipate positive economic and employment impacts through effective land use.
Establish the prefecture as a hub of exchange by taking advantage of our geographical location, to bridge people, goods, and information between mainland Japan and other Asian nations. It is our desire to actively promote international contribution and do our part for peace and advancement of the Asia-Pacific region.
Map of U.S. Military Bases in Okinawa
Most facilities for U.S. Forces are located in Okinawa Island; taking up to 18.4% of its land area. Land area of Okinawa Island is roughly 1/3 that of Rhode Island, which is the smallest state in the U.S.
Land Area of Okinawa Prefecture:
2,276.15 k㎡/ 878.73 mi²
Land Area of Okinawa Island:
1,207.99 k㎡ / 466.40 mi²
Land Area of facilities, exclusively used by the U.S. Forces:
228.18 k㎡ / 88.10 mi²
Pamphlet:"U.S. Military Base Issues in Okinawa"
contents
Okinawan History
U.S.Military Bases and Facilities on Okinawa Island & Its Vicinity
U.S.Bases and Okinawa's Economy
Marine Corps Air Station Futenma
The Plan to Relocate MCAS Futenma to the Henoko District of Nago
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