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Last Update: September 7, 2012

News

[07/02] Guam, Okinawa governors discuss relocation issues
[07/02] Pit bull suspected in calf attack is captured
[07/02] Child abuse within U.S. military families studied by Prefecture
[07/02] Defense spending bill clause may impact Henoko airfield
[07/02] Solar eclipse only three weeks away
[07/02] Congratulations mom! It’s a 70 kilogram girl!
[07/02] Police crash cop car while chasing suspect
[07/02] Naha City Assembly elections attract dozens of candidates
[07/02] Okinawa registers first swine flu case
[07/02] Rainy season is over

Entertainment

24 bands line up for Peaceful Love Rock Festival

It’s a perfect time for a rock festival, only days after the rainy season comes to an end and everyone’s got island fever. The 27th Peaceful Love Rock Festival is set to rock the Okinawa City Athletic Field Saturday and Sunday, with musical sounds echoing from 24 different bands, including the Murasaki Project, which began the whole festival concept in 1983. Read More!

Koza Music Town hosts Karashima Trio tomorrow

Jazz pianist Fumio Karashima is making a return visit to Koza Music Town, bringing trumpeter Frank Gordon along for the concert. The Music Town Jazz Night begins at 7 p. Read More!

Community

Gary Sinise to perform at AmericaFest, Camp Foster

The extended Independence Day weekend is shaping up to be a star-studded holiday, starting tonight with a special performance by Gary Sinise and the Lieutenant Dan Band live at the Butler Theater on Camp Foster. Doors open at 7 p. Read More!

Cell phones, internet deter students from doing studies

High school students are not studying or reading, and a new survey says today’s technology appears to be the reason. Some 94% of high school students are carrying cell phones with them, and the trend is dipping down to junior high school grades, where a third of the students have them as well. Read More!