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  1. Kitamae Daiichi Park Wide open spaces beckon
  2. Sams restaurants offering many Mothers Day specials
  3. ‘Get Connected’ Mental Health Month theme
  4. Prosecutors to charge three in Kunigami illegal subsidies case
  5. Environmental damage charged as Awase tidelands work resumes
  6. Toxic chemicals found in Tomigusuku pond
  7. Okinawa Art Auction set for Saturday night
  8. New Special Measures Agreement in effect
  9. Gas prices soar as tax is reinstated
  10. Nago City dogs lover in dispute with officials
  11. Hiji waterfall accident claims woman’s life
  12. Communist Party Rep. accuses U.S. of ignoring Y-plate parking laws
  13. Legendary Okinawa Rock band Murasaki returns
  14. Upcoming typhoon season may be quiet
  15. Disgruntled security guard closer to getting compensation
  16. Dairy cows decline on Okinawa as prices rise dramatically
  17. Education Board dismisses one teacher, suspends another
  18. Water buffalo taxi company irritates Taketomi residents
  19. Prefecture worker stuns late night shoppers by exposing himself
  20. Kuwae Daiichi Park ideal for toddlers and pets
  21. Broken incinerator has Zamami residents angry at disposal costs
  22. Spiritual site blocks plans for Miyakojima crematory
  23. Pacific travelling sea turtle tracked to Kume Island
  24. Escape to paradise at Beach Rock Village
  25. Peace Rock Festival to feature 25 artists
  26. Northern forest to be radically changed by Prefecture development
  27. Futenma relocation floundering as sides can’t agree on runways
  28. Lost jobs, business failures increase homeless numbers
  29. Spicy noodles to every taste
  30. Rowdy American GI’s stir neighbors’ wrath
  31. Old chemical weapons have MND, Urasoe City worried
  32. Flyer fraud scheme bilks dozens out of more than ¥101 million
  33. Court Martial convicts Marine NCO on sexual abuse charges
  34. Prosecutors indict two Marines for 2006 taxi robbery
  35. Japanese prosecutor drops rape charges against Army sergeant
  36. Japan Update Weekly Winners - 2008/05/23
  37. Fenced Kitamae Dai-ni Park ideal for toddlers
  38. Tomigusuku City to recreate the origins of Haarii festivals
  39. Threatening letter forces Yaese Town to cancel school event
  40. Okinawa’s soba earns cultural status in Brazil
  41. Stateside bands headline weekend Schwab Festival
  42. Okinawans pay homage to island’s 1972 reversion to Japan
  43. Nesting mom chases firemen from station showers room
  44. Counterfeiting conviction nets U.S. Marine suspended sentence
  45. Illegal sword in luggage bounces U.S. Marine from departure flight
  46. Bowler tosses ball off lanes, damages ceiling
  47. Kitaya is izakaya with a family focus
  48. Young teens assault police officers questioning them
  49. Late, but rainy season now here
  50. Okinawan Soba
  51. New Driving Rules
  52. WTF is up with all the crimes on Okinawa?
  53. weekly winners
  54. Mexico, Brazil featured in upcoming Latin event
  55. Drivers turn to union for help against company
  56. Fraud trial doesn’t stop company from asking bankruptcy protection
  57. Dying coral highlighted at environmental symposium
  58. Fuel costs force ferry company into bankruptcy
  59. Nanjo City man on extended jogging trek around Okinawa
  60. High Court orders disclosure of ’06 helicopter crash documents
  61. Two men arrested for immoral actions with two young teens
  62. Drunken airman exposes himself to two young girls
  63. Teppanyaki still king at Sams Anchor Inn
  64. Adventure now soars to the treetops
  65. Does anyone actually TALK to members of Murasaki?
  66. Cool Biz campaign promotes Okinawa kariyushi fashions
  67. Kids play hall makes Kamise Kuwae Park unique
  68. Japan Update Weekly Winners - 2008/06/05
  69. Itoman hosts dragon boat races Saturday
  70. Nanjo City lures mainland students with community action involvement
  71. Illegally moored boats ordered removed from Tomari Port
  72. Thief mugs coffee shop worker, steals ¥400,000
  73. Amerasian School in Okinawa celebrates 10th anniversary
  74. Futenma, medical care hot button issues in Sundays elections
  75. Three men arrested for sexually abusing young teen runaway
  76. Kadena airman makes confesses in court to role in taxi robberies
  77. Shoppers, businesses adjust to higher prices
  78. Gasoline prices leap, not creep, upward
  79. Local Patriot missile unit gets a new commander
  80. Drunken school teacher convicted of killing man
  81. Thousands receive warnings as new seatbelt laws kick in
  82. Prosecutor wants jail time for Kadena airman
  83. Taxi robbery nets prison time for Marines
  84. Japan Update Weekly Winners - 2008/06/12
  85. Residents still struggling two years after landslide
  86. JTA strike snarls flights, impacts thousands
  87. Opposition sweeps majority from LDP in Assembly elections
  88. Pilots shortage forces Skymark to slash 633 flights
  89. Boy survives fall from seawall into ocean
  90. Road stations more than just rest stops
  91. Kin Town wants to buy military exercise area
  92. Monthly school luncheons to foster family relations
  93. Lawsuit filed against school for 2007 gymnastics injury
  94. School worker nabbed for stealing kids’ lunch money
  95. Military wife admits mailing WEEEEEEEED into Japan
  96. Sun Marina Buffet goes health conscious
  97. Farmers fret about progress destroying Oyama yam fields
  98. Japan Update Weekly Winners - 2008/06/19
  99. Okinawas rich culture intrigues Prefecture Museum visitors
  100. Uruma City dangles hefty incentives for new project
  101. Misleading job ads land agency in court
  102. Manta pregnancy has aquarium officials crossing their fingers
  103. Dry rainy season concerns farmers
  104. Japan admits Coast Guard ‘partially at fault’ in fishing boat sinking
  105. Tokyo Prince Hotel coming to Okinawa
  106. More local products are needed for spa business
  107. Memorial Day ceremonies Monday pay homage to Battle of Okinawa victims
  108. New pension plan plagued by administrative mistakes
  109. Okinawa sets example hosting the G-8 Technology Ministers
  110. Retired Marine general having second thoughts on Guam move
  111. Curfew will stay for Okinawa GI’s
  112. Taiwan president softens stance over fishing boat sinking
  113. Manta delivers at Churaumi Aquarium
  114. Alleged rape victim’s mom wants new investigation
  115. News desk number
  116. Japan Update Weekly Winners - 2008/06/26
  117. Music Day Carnival plays Saturday at Marine Park
  118. Torii Beach to blend smooth jazz and wines
  119. Public invited to join in aweekend beach cleaning
  120. Troubled consumer credit company seeks partner
  121. Rent reductions fail; Kariyushi Urban Resort to close in Fall
  122. Court tells newspaper to reinstate employee’s original work hours
  123. Ishigaki Triathlon in danger after local city assembly jerks funding
  124. A COOP restructuring to boost competitiveness
  125. Elementary school drama polarizes Ginowan citizens
  126. Prime Minister promises to ease US bases burden
  127. USFJ general says ‘no’ to renegotiating new airfield location
  128. Businesses, resorts like new economic upswing
  129. Survey: Okinawa students want to live and work here
  130. Fisherman claims he knows an American warship resting spot
  131. HIT Travel Bankrupt
  132. Japan Update upgrades MyJU service to be user friendly
  133. AmericaFest returns to Kadena after four-year hiatus
  134. Crime Uproar
  135. TASPO cigarettes vending card slowly being accepted
  136. Many events to make a star spangled 4th of July weekend
  137. Oasis Bazaar a mecca for international art and antiques
  138. Japan Update Weekly Winners - 2008/07/04
  139. Okinawa takes first steps toward a new Naha airport runway
  140. Court orders ¥140 million damages, but refuses Futenma flight changes
  141. Spiraling gas prices drive stations out of business
  142. Oil increases trigger price hikes, stop fishermen
  143. Koza Jazz Night spotlights Fumio Karashima and new artists
  144. Okinawa City complains it doesn’t get enough U.S. military contracts
  145. Rockin Peaceful Love Rock Festival opens Saturday
  146. Japan Update Weekly Winners - 2008/07/10
  147. Internet provider now offering Free WiFi Hotspots
  148. Medical facilities warned not to reuse blood samples equipment
  149. Prefecture asks Tokyo company to fill cargo export requirements
  150. Chosei Taira to challenge Naha City’s incumbent mayor
  151. New highway to ease traffic congestion
  152. High school students are sweating, sick in hot temporary classrooms
  153. Ancient ceremony to repel devils begun on Ishigaki
  154. New longevity studies show Okinawa remains different
  155. Hansen Festival cure for summertime blues
  156. Misappropriation leaves land rental fund ¥230 million short
  157. Tomon rejects Awase joint-use project with Americans
  158. Fishermen stage oil protest strike on Tuesday
  159. Gas and BS to boot !!
  160. Japan Update Weekly Winners - 2008/07/17
  161. Urasoe hosts multi-venue weekend Tedako Festival
  162. Fantastic Voyage Party to be cool summer cruise
  163. Hija River Kappa Festival offers Sunday activities
  164. Hip Hop event features Big Smitty C at Club Else
  165. Troubled OCS bails out of consumer credit business
  166. Union workers staging strike on Arimura ships
  167. Ocean Expo staging sunset concert, fireworks
  168. Bird takes command of U.S. Navy Seventh Fleet
  169. Awase man commits suicide by inhaling hydrogen sulfide
  170. Man, woman charged with insurance fraud
  171. Okinawa newcomers buying up base lands
  172. Fake ‘I’m your kid, please help’ schemes uncovered
  173. Tokyo to try mediating Futenma dispute
  174. Narcotics Agency busts American with cocaine
  175. Molotov cocktail lobbed into American Consulate Okinawa
  176. Labor board to check claims on workers overworked, underpaid
  177. Japan Update Weekly Winners - 2008/07/24
  178. Okinawa City festival caters culture to young audience
  179. Dragon boat races, fireworks highlight Chatan festival
  180. Urasoe City takes lead in English education efforts
  181. Water accidents death toll increases this year
  182. Prefecture Assembly rejects Futenma move
  183. Sheraton Hotel to open in Okinawa
  184. New American-style housing opens in Yomitan
  185. Property developer bankruptcy to impact Okinawa projects
  186. Schools raise lunch fees as food costs increase
  187. Teen drinking, smoking busts down this year
  188. Asian students to join in youth conference
  189. Kizugawa to have first English speaking elementary school
  190. Okinawa women get high marks for work
  191. Local mayors talk bases problems at symposium
  192. Okinawa rallies in defense of beleaguered ¥2,000 bill
  193. U.S. soldier may face rape charges
  194. Japan Update Weekly Winners - 2008/07/31
  195. Oasis of healing and relaxation is fun, too
  196. Man beats wife with bat, then commits suicide
  197. Juvenile sex crimes rise as overall numbers drop
  198. Police searching for gun toting post office robber
  199. Registration kicks off for Naha Marathon
  200. Ginowan mayor seeks allies in America
  201. Music Town celebrates anniversary on a losing note
  202. Knife-wielding Asians threaten, rob taxi driver
  203. Tug of war, dragon boat races top weekend action
  204. 10,000 Eisa dancers perform in Naha this weekend
  205. Urasoe Sogyo heads to tournament for 3rd time
  206. American civilian found guilty on drug charges
  207. Nakijin Village rolls out the festival welcome mat
  208. Radiaton Leak
  209. rate
  210. Okinawa racks up first round tourney victory
  211. American skips out on taxi fare on Kadena Air Base
  212. U.S. bus parks in Naha bus terminal without permission
  213. Japan Update Weekly Winners - 2008/08/07
  214. Savoury shabu shabu the Itoya specialty
  215. Former Navy corpsman stages ceramics exhibition
  216. Angama masks unique to Yaeyama Obon
  217. Okinawa racks up first round tourney victory
  218. New USMC Teen L.I.N.K.S. class set to start tomorrow
  219. Kachashi contest a Hagoromo Festival favorite
  220. Mayor returns empty handed from Hawaii
  221. Greed prompts company to sell cheap foreign mangoes
  222. Four-day Obon celebration begins Wednesday
  223. Submarine radiation leak stirs concerns in Japan
  224. Okinawa seawater levels rising more than 40 years
  225. Future not good for Iriomote wildcats
  226. Gas prices soar to new record
  227. Taxi association apologizes for its drivers not helping handicapped
  228. Russian spy ship observed operating off Okinawa coast
  229. Parents take preschool to court over child’s death
  230. Japan Update Weekly Winners - 2008/08/14
  231. Ex-Prime Minister dines at Chatan Town sushi bar
  232. ANA, JAL to slash routes, increase fuel surcharges
  233. New graduate school feeling its way toward 2012 opening
  234. Island-wide Eisa Festival Okinawa's largest
  235. Cedar pollen affects many, but not in Okinawa areas
  236. U.S. Consul General’s ouster demanded by Futenma group
  237. Okinawa, mainland cities tell U.S. subs to ‘stay away’
  238. Okinawans fascinated by 08-08-08 Olympic start
  239. Urasoe presses to take second round victory
  240. Futenma relocation project unlikely to change
  241. New base school raises Okinawa City eyebrows
  242. Supermarkets will begin charging for plastic bags
  243. Urasoe Shogyo in H.S. baseball semifinals
  244. Idled seamen continue siege on Arimura ships
  245. Public smoking bans to increase in Naha
  246. Bakery loses sweet potato cakes battle
  247. ANA, JAL cranking up air fares 10% in Fall
  248. Land owners file new protests on base use
  249. ‘Secret’ reversion deal getting a new review
  250. Planes, bands, and fireworks tops at Futenma Flightline Fair