Politicians, construction companies, intellectuals, civil servants, local media... exposing vested interests and taboos. Where does the essence of Okinawa's base issue, which has become increasingly complex, lie? The structure of "money and vested interests" is what should be focused on. A farce repeatedly played out between the Japanese government and the prefecture over the enormous promotion budget. As long as this structure remains unchanged, the problem cannot be solved. Exposing the hidden realities: a class society ruled by civil servants, people struggling with the worst living conditions in the country, a media environment that suppresses dissent, and so on. A must-read for anyone, regardless of party affiliation, who is considering a "solution" to the Okinawa issue. Due to being a used book, there may be some fading or discoloration due to aging. If you have any questions, please feel free to comment. Please consider this item, as it is a home-kept item, and we appreciate your understanding.