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Katsuren Castle, Resurrected for One Night only, Recreated in the Night Sky by 500 Drones, Fused with a Modern Version of Kumiodori (Okinawan Traditional Dance-Drama) in Uruma City, Okinawa.

Okinawa Prefectural Assembly by-Election: Taiga Teruya and Yu Takaya to Run in Uruma City District; Voting to Take Place on September 13th.

Kei Hirakawa (Koza High School Graduate), a Native of Uruma City, Has Been Selected to Represent Japan in the 1600m Relay at the World Championships in May.

A Man From the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force Was Arrested for Kicking and Destroying Four Banners; He Denies the Charges, Saying He Was Drunk and Doesn't Remember. (Uruma Police Station)

Undefeated Bulls Clash in the Heavyweight Division: Spring All-Island Tournament - a Host of Highly Anticipated Matches.

Yellow Backpack Covers Distributed to New First-Graders at Traffic Safety Campaign Launch Ceremony in Uruma City, Okinawa.

Miyazato Marker, a Spring with over 100 Years of History, Has Been Designated a City Cultural Property. the Head of the Local Community Association Says, "We Will Cherish and Pass It Down in Our community." - Uruma City, Okinawa

"I've Been Trying for Five Years, and Now I've Finally Achieved My Dream," Says Akina Miyahira, Who Becomes the First Female Valedictorian at the Prefectural Police Academy.

Making Breakfast Enriches School Life: Uruma Students Develop Early Rising and Cooking Skills Through Iha Elementary School Project.

[Show Me Words: Living with Hearing Impairment] (5) Akio Tengan's Edition (Part 2) = Uruma Gushikawa Elementary School: Realizing the Importance of Communication, Identifying with Deaf Athletes | Show Me Words: Living with Hearing Impairment

Katsuren Castle, Resurrected for One Night only, Recreated in the Night Sky by 500 Drones, Fused with a Modern Version of Kumiodori (Okinawan Traditional Dance-Drama) in Uruma City, Okinawa.

Okinawa Prefectural Assembly by-Election: Taiga Teruya and Yu Takaya to Run in Uruma City District; Voting to Take Place on September 13th.

Kei Hirakawa (Koza High School Graduate), a Native of Uruma City, Has Been Selected to Represent Japan in the 1600m Relay at the World Championships in May.

A Man From the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force Was Arrested for Kicking and Destroying Four Banners; He Denies the Charges, Saying He Was Drunk and Doesn't Remember. (Uruma Police Station)

Undefeated Bulls Clash in the Heavyweight Division: Spring All-Island Tournament - a Host of Highly Anticipated Matches.

Yellow Backpack Covers Distributed to New First-Graders at Traffic Safety Campaign Launch Ceremony in Uruma City, Okinawa.

Miyazato Marker, a Spring with over 100 Years of History, Has Been Designated a City Cultural Property. the Head of the Local Community Association Says, "We Will Cherish and Pass It Down in Our community." - Uruma City, Okinawa

"I've Been Trying for Five Years, and Now I've Finally Achieved My Dream," Says Akina Miyahira, Who Becomes the First Female Valedictorian at the Prefectural Police Academy.

Making Breakfast Enriches School Life: Uruma Students Develop Early Rising and Cooking Skills Through Iha Elementary School Project.

[Show Me Words: Living with Hearing Impairment] (5) Akio Tengan's Edition (Part 2) = Uruma Gushikawa Elementary School: Realizing the Importance of Communication, Identifying with Deaf Athletes | Show Me Words: Living with Hearing Impairment

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Katsuren Castle, Resurrected for One Night only, Recreated in the Night Sky by 500 Drones, Fused with a Modern Version of Kumiodori (Okinawan Traditional Dance-Drama) in Uruma City, Okinawa.

Okinawa Prefectural Assembly by-Election: Taiga Teruya and Yu Takaya to Run in Uruma City District; Voting to Take Place on September 13th.

Kei Hirakawa (Koza High School Graduate), a Native of Uruma City, Has Been Selected to Represent Japan in the 1600m Relay at the World Championships in May.

A Man From the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force Was Arrested for Kicking and Destroying Four Banners; He Denies the Charges, Saying He Was Drunk and Doesn't Remember. (Uruma Police Station)

Undefeated Bulls Clash in the Heavyweight Division: Spring All-Island Tournament - a Host of Highly Anticipated Matches.

Yellow Backpack Covers Distributed to New First-Graders at Traffic Safety Campaign Launch Ceremony in Uruma City, Okinawa.

Miyazato Marker, a Spring with over 100 Years of History, Has Been Designated a City Cultural Property. the Head of the Local Community Association Says, "We Will Cherish and Pass It Down in Our community." - Uruma City, Okinawa

"I've Been Trying for Five Years, and Now I've Finally Achieved My Dream," Says Akina Miyahira, Who Becomes the First Female Valedictorian at the Prefectural Police Academy.

Making Breakfast Enriches School Life: Uruma Students Develop Early Rising and Cooking Skills Through Iha Elementary School Project.

[Show Me Words: Living with Hearing Impairment] (5) Akio Tengan's Edition (Part 2) = Uruma Gushikawa Elementary School: Realizing the Importance of Communication, Identifying with Deaf Athletes | Show Me Words: Living with Hearing Impairment

Katsuren Castle, Resurrected for One Night only, Recreated in the Night Sky by 500 Drones, Fused with a Modern Version of Kumiodori (Okinawan Traditional Dance-Drama) in Uruma City, Okinawa.

Okinawa Prefectural Assembly by-Election: Taiga Teruya and Yu Takaya to Run in Uruma City District; Voting to Take Place on September 13th.

Kei Hirakawa (Koza High School Graduate), a Native of Uruma City, Has Been Selected to Represent Japan in the 1600m Relay at the World Championships in May.

A Man From the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force Was Arrested for Kicking and Destroying Four Banners; He Denies the Charges, Saying He Was Drunk and Doesn't Remember. (Uruma Police Station)

Undefeated Bulls Clash in the Heavyweight Division: Spring All-Island Tournament - a Host of Highly Anticipated Matches.

Yellow Backpack Covers Distributed to New First-Graders at Traffic Safety Campaign Launch Ceremony in Uruma City, Okinawa.

Miyazato Marker, a Spring with over 100 Years of History, Has Been Designated a City Cultural Property. the Head of the Local Community Association Says, "We Will Cherish and Pass It Down in Our community." - Uruma City, Okinawa

"I've Been Trying for Five Years, and Now I've Finally Achieved My Dream," Says Akina Miyahira, Who Becomes the First Female Valedictorian at the Prefectural Police Academy.

Making Breakfast Enriches School Life: Uruma Students Develop Early Rising and Cooking Skills Through Iha Elementary School Project.

[Show Me Words: Living with Hearing Impairment] (5) Akio Tengan's Edition (Part 2) = Uruma Gushikawa Elementary School: Realizing the Importance of Communication, Identifying with Deaf Athletes | Show Me Words: Living with Hearing Impairment

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