SUBHEAD: Okinawan fishermen and farmers oppose military base.
By Ray Catania on 3 September 2011
(may11nineteen71@gmail.com)
Image above: Oura Bay, From (http://www.japanfocus.org/-norimatsu-satoko/3415).
WHERE AND WHEN:
Free movie at Kapaa Neighborhood Center Craftroom, Sunday, Sept 4, 2 pm
WHAT: "Sit-on Sea" tells how Okinawan fishermen and farmers try to block the building of a U.S. Military base on Oura Bay with a 600 day sit-in on the water.
This struggle inspired many in Okinawa. Oura Bay is a cultural, economic and spiritual resource for these people who live near the bay from Henoko village.
This fight will remind everyone about the struggle against the Superferry, and against cultural desecration at Naue and in Wailua (Wailuanuiahoano). Talkstory will follow the movie and light refreshment will be served.
CONTACT: For more information call 634-2737 or email may11nineteen71@gmail.com.
This event is being sponsored by James Alalem and Ray Catania. .
By Ray Catania on 3 September 2011
(may11nineteen71@gmail.com)
Image above: Oura Bay, From (http://www.japanfocus.org/-norimatsu-satoko/3415).
WHERE AND WHEN:
Free movie at Kapaa Neighborhood Center Craftroom, Sunday, Sept 4, 2 pm
WHAT: "Sit-on Sea" tells how Okinawan fishermen and farmers try to block the building of a U.S. Military base on Oura Bay with a 600 day sit-in on the water.
This struggle inspired many in Okinawa. Oura Bay is a cultural, economic and spiritual resource for these people who live near the bay from Henoko village.
This fight will remind everyone about the struggle against the Superferry, and against cultural desecration at Naue and in Wailua (Wailuanuiahoano). Talkstory will follow the movie and light refreshment will be served.
CONTACT: For more information call 634-2737 or email may11nineteen71@gmail.com.
This event is being sponsored by James Alalem and Ray Catania. .
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