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Topic: Futenma

Arrests of US sailors in Okinawa reignites opposition to bases (+video)
The arrests in Okinawa of two US sailors on suspicion of raping a local woman are adding to longstanding frustrations by local Japanese with the US military presence there.
As Okinawa marks 40 years of postwar sovereignty, US bases still an irritant
How Japan, US may break 18-year deadlock over Okinawa base
In Pictures Military helicopters
Japan's response to North Korea takes on a sharper edge
Okinawa election eases pressure on US military base location
Back from Asia, Obama weighs strategic partnerships, China's economic muscle
Japan's Naoto Kan promises fresh start with new cabinet
Populist Naoto Kan promises to 'rebuild' Japan as new PM
Japan shaken by abrupt resignation of Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama
Japan's Hatoyama resigns, dogged by Okinawa base dispute
May 16, 2010 Photos of the Day
US base in Okinawa looms in Japan elections
Signs of a growing US-Japan split in Okinawa base dispute?
Why some in Japan support US bases in Okinawa
Japan stymied on US base in Okinawa as deadline nears
Japan's Hatoyama disappoints on US base delay, budget
Obama meets Japan's Hatoyama, stressing equal partnership
Possible snags in US-Japan alliance
Ruling to protect dugong could put Northern Okinawa aid at risk

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