Okinawan

Okinawan movements must be considered threshold cases between minority language and dialect revitalization movements.

Perhaps it should be portrayed as something laid back and Okinawan instead, like a bar snack.

These 100-year-old Okinawan women are getting up and down off the ground, they sit on the floor, 30 or 40 times a day.

Other traditional Okinawan musical instruments include the taiko (drum), sanshin (lute) and the koto (zither).

She falls in love with Kazuya, an Okinawan fisherman, and promises her hand in marriage.

Her renditions of Okinawan songs of celebration and sad songs for homesick travelers always move the audience.

To salve his loneliness in the years after the accident, he started un officially "adopting" indigent Okinawan boys and girls.

In December, Tokyo announced plans to strengthen its forces in the southwestern Okinawan islands, including adding a dozen F-15s in Naha.

Today, there is a strong Japanese culture in Hawaii and it is celebrated with the Okinawan Festival.

Okinawan businesses are feeling the pinch from the lockdown, which will be reviewed next week.

It later combines with Okinawan martial art "ti" into "Kanji" .

His gruff father warned, "Don't bring home an Okinawan or an Eta. "

In order to support local government, Okinawan held large-scale mass movement demanding withdrawal of U.

In the Okinawan language there is not even a word for retirement.

Negotiations to find a replacement have dragged on since 1996, the year after three American marines gang-raped a 12-year-old Okinawan girl.

Which was the majority of the Chinese Okinawan population.