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Peter ChaiNikkei Asian Review |
When the U.S. occupied Japan from 1945 to 1952, it established military bases in Okinawa. When the occupation ended in 1952, Japan allowed the U.S. to...
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National sentiment in Japan can diverge sharply over military instalments, and local resistance remains a source of uncertainty for Prime Minister...