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[Opinion] [Report 26, Itoman] Conflict over Local Movement of Exercise Classes: City Seeks New Location in Anticipation of Increasing Elderly Population; Users Protest, Calling It "Unilateral and Abrupt"

There is a clash of opinions between the city of Itoman, which is in charge of running an exercise class for seniors, and some users over how to run it. Anticipating a future increase in the elderly population, the city had aimed to transfer management to local residents, but has postponed the move after receiving backlash that the "local transfer is unilateral and abrupt." The city now plans to focus on dialogue with users.
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There is a clash of opinions between the city of Itoman, which is in charge of running an exercise class for seniors, and some users over how to run it. Anticipating a future increase in the elderly population, the city had aimed to transfer management to local residents, but has postponed the move after receiving backlash that the "local transfer is unilateral and abrupt." The city now plans to focus on dialogue with users.

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沖縄タイムス+プラス broke the news on Wednesday, February 18, 2026.
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