[DeepL Translation - needs review] Okinawa has been neglected by the Japanese and Japanese people as an advance base for U.S. nuclear weapons, and has been the site of continuous warfare from the Korean War to the Vietnam War. The author describes the bitter struggle that the people of Okinawa have been engaged in. By repeatedly visiting Okinawa, the author looks at what the mainland is, what the Japanese are, and fundamentally reexamines postwar democracy for us.
(Translator: DeepL)
