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Residents File Lawsuit Claiming Nishinoomote City's Expenditure on Waste From Self-Defense Forces Barracks Site Was "Illegal": Asahi Shimbun

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Regarding the construction of Self-Defense Forces barracks in Nishinoomote City, Kagoshima Prefecture, related to the development of a base on Mageshima Island, a problem has arisen where construction has stalled due to the discovery of waste from the ground. On the 30th, 15 residents filed a lawsuit seeking an injunction against the city's expenditures, arguing that it is illegal for the city to bear the cost of waste disposal.

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Regarding the construction of Self-Defense Forces barracks in Nishinoomote City, Kagoshima Prefecture, related to the development of a base on Mageshima Island, a problem has arisen where construction has stalled due to the discovery of waste from the ground. On the 30th, 15 residents filed a lawsuit seeking an injunction against the city's expenditures, arguing that it is illegal for the city to bear the cost of waste disposal.

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Fifteen residents have filed a lawsuit in the Kagoshima District Court seeking an injunction against the city's expenditure of public funds in response to the discovery of a large amount of garbage at a planned site for Self-Defense Forces barracks in Nishinoomote City, Kagoshima Prefecture. The garbage was found on land that Nishinoomote City sold to the national government in connection with the construction of a base on Mage Island. The city …

Regarding the waste problem at the construction site of the Self-Defense Forces barracks in Nishinoomote City, 15 local residents filed a lawsuit with the Kagoshima District Court on the 30th, claiming that the city's planned expenditures for waste disposal are illegal and unjust, and seeking an injunction to halt the execution of the expenditures. They also sought compensation from Mayor Shunsuke Yaita and the national government for approximat…

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Asahi broke the news in Tokyo, Japan on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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