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作成日: 2024/06/23 19:00

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People in Japan&#039;s southern prefecture of Okinawa are remembering a fierce ground battle that unfolded 79 years ago in the closing stages of World War Two.
                
A ceremony was held on Sunday at the Peace Memorial Park in the city of Itoman, where the final battle was fought. Participants observed a moment of silence.
                
Prime Minister Kishida Fumio said, &quot;I promise to all the victims of Okinawa that we are determined never to allow the ravages of war to happen again and to strive to achieve a world where everyone can live in happiness and peace.&quot;
                
The battle claimed over 200,000 lives, or roughly one-fourth of Okinawa&#039;s civilians.
                
Okinawa recognizes June 23, 1945 as the final day of organized combat between Japan&#039;s now-defunct Imperial military and US-led forces.
                
An Okinawa-based think tank suggests that the number of Okinawa residents who experienced the war is now less than 10 percent of the prefecture&#039;s population.

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