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Articles by Urashima Etsuko

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Urashima Etsuko. Poet, chronicler and central figure in the Okinawan resistance, long resident in Nago City “Districts to the North of Futami,” close to Henoko.

Urashima Etsuko

A New Governor and a New Era for Okinawa Reflections of an All-Okinawa Activist

Yamashiro Hiroji, Urashima Etsuko, Miyagi Yasuhiro, Iha Yoichi and Yoshikawa Hideki Introduced by Gavan McCormack

Five Okinawan Views on the Nago Mayoral Election of February 2018: Implications for Japanese Democracy

Urashima Etsuko

Looking Towards Nirai Kanai

Urashima Etsuko and Gavan McCormack

Okinawa’s “Darkest Year”

Urashima Etsuko

A Nago Citizen’s Opinion on the Henoko Marine Base Construction Project

Urashima Etsuko and Gavan McCormack

Okinawa’s Nature Groaning – Let’s Turn Mt Kushi into a Forest of Life. On the Sixtieth Anniversary of the San Francisco Treaty and the Fortieth Anniversary of Okinawa’s Reversion to Japan−−６０４０