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Students who are members of the group Sustainable Okinawa discuss posts for Instagram. (Photo by Yumiko Urasaki)KONATSU OCHI and YUMIKO URASAKIJune 23, 2026 03:40 JSTTOKYO/NAHA, Japan -- As Okinawa marks the end of a major battle at the end of World War II on Tuesday, younger gen

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Students who are members of the group Sustainable Okinawa discuss posts for Instagram. (Photo by Yumiko Urasaki)KONATSU OCHI and YUMIKO URASAKIJune 23, 2026 03:40 JSTTOKYO/NAHA, Japan -- As Okinawa marks the end of a major battle at the end of World War II on Tuesday, younger generations born after the war have taken on the task of preserving memories from 81 years ago. TOKYO/NAHA, Japan -- As Okinawa marks the end of a major battle at the end of World War II on Tuesday, younger generations born after the war have taken on the task of preserving memories from 81 years ago.

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