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Imperial couple attend opening ceremony of cultural festivals in Okinawa - Vimarsana News

Imperial couple attend opening ceremony of cultural festivals in Okinawa

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Emperor and empress visit Okinawa for first time since enthronement - Vimarsana News

Emperor and empress visit Okinawa for first time since enthronement

The emperor, who has not been to Okinawa in 12 years, is scheduled to give a speech at the opening ceremony of festivals in Ginowan on Sunday during his two-day visit with the empress.

Japan emperor, empress visit Okinawa for 1st time since enthronement - Vimarsana News

Japan emperor, empress visit Okinawa for 1st time since enthronement

Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako arrive in Okinawa to attend art and cultural events starting this weekend, marking their first visit to the island prefecture since his enthronement in 2019.

Emperor, empress visit Okinawa for 1st time since enthronement - Vimarsana News

Emperor, empress visit Okinawa for 1st time since enthronement

Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako on Saturday paid tribute to the war dead at local memorial sites in Okinawa, marking their first visit to the island prefecture since his enthronement in 2019. At the National War Dead Peace Mausoleum in the city of Itoman, where the remains of some 180,000…

Japan's environment minister pledges deeper dive into Okinawa PFOS blood levels - Vimarsana News

Japan's environment minister pledges deeper dive into Okinawa PFOS blood levels

A Japanese cabinet minister has promised to investigate claims made by an Okinawan civic group that high levels of synthetic toxins were detected in the blood of locals living near U.S. military installations.