Naha, Okinawa
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日付：Dec 05, 2014 @ 19:38
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White Christmas in Okinawa? I’m sorry Okinawans but “Rainy Christmas” would be a more accurate phrase.
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@International Street Okinawa, The cheapest massage you can find in Japan – ¥3,000 ($30)/hour. Crazy expensive but sadl
International Street Okinawa
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日付：Dec 05, 2014 @ 19:34
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The cheapest massage you can find in Japan – ¥3,000 ($30)/hour. Crazy expensive but sadly it’s the cheapest you can find in this country.
@Former Japan Navy Headquarters, This tunnel in Okinawa was digged by the Japanese navy during the World War 2 and serve
Former Japan Navy Headquarters
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日付：Dec 05, 2014 @ 19:19
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This tunnel in Okinawa was digged by the Japanese navy during the World War 2 and served as their headquarters. Now, the local government of Okinawa turned this into a memorial. This tunnel is so huge that it will make you wonder how the soldiers did it without the use of machineries.
@Former Japan Navy Headquarters, Origami Crane is a symbol of peace in Japan. I saw this paper crane at the war memorial
Former Japan Navy Headquarters
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日付：Dec 05, 2014 @ 19:15
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Origami Crane is a symbol of peace in Japan. I saw this paper crane at the war memorial in Okinawa.
@Okinawa Asahibashi Station, There are no subways in Okinawa but they have monorails. People usually use monorails and b
Okinawa Asahibashi Station
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日付：Dec 02, 2014 @ 13:55
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There are no subways in Okinawa but they have monorails. People usually use monorails and buses for commuting.