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Hotel Monterey Okinawa Tiger beach-mae ISHIKAWA-DAKE Yaka beach-mae 203.9m Yaka Hotel moon beach Moon beach-mae ▲ Yaka-iriguchi Maeganeku see the northern area map Maeda Misaki (Cape Maeda) for NAGO Bus terminal for NAGO Bus terminal. for Hotel orion MOTOBU resort & spa See the northern area map. for UNTEN KO Shiosakibaru for Hotel orion MOTOBU resort & spa Hiyori ocean resort Okinawa Agariyama On-na-son Chushajo for NAGO Bus terminal, see the northern area map. Zampa Misaki (Cape Zampa) Renaissance museum Maeda resort NAKADOMARI Okinawa Nakadomari HIZEN-GAWA Kohama KIN-Cho Kuraha Shioya Daini-Maeda Ishikawa IC On-na-no-Eki Agariyama-iriguchi Royal hotel Okinawa Zampa-mIisaki Nakayukui Ichiba Ishikawa Renaissance resort Interchange Ishikawa Shonen Shizen-no-Ie-iriguchi Best western On-na Yamada Okinawa-mae Akasaki Ishikawasho (Ishikawa police station) Biru Ishikawa Denwakyoku-mae Ryukyu Mura Ryukyumura ISHIKAWA Ryuei-mae Fusatobaru -Dam Ishikawa Ichiba-mae Uza Kawahira( ) Yokuta Daini-Danchi-mae Karbira( ) Fukushi Kojo-mae Nan-ei-iriguchi Funachibaru ONNA-Son Nagahama Tokeshi Ukaji Bios-no-Oka Shogakko Senaha Nagahama Kominkan-nishi Kategaru Tokeshi Kominkan Gima Yomitan bus terminal Iha Ishikawa Kominkan-mae Hoshinoya Okinawa Senaha Yamashiro-iriguchi Tokeshi Terabaru -iriguchi Ishikawa-iriguchi KIN-WAN 58 ute Gima Kominkan-mae Nagahama Fukidashibaru Ro Ishikawa Koko-mae (KIN-Bay) Hotel Nikko Alivila NAGAHAMA Uza Kominkan-mae -Dam Maehara Sea lake Zakimi Higashion-na Takashiho Zakimi Joseki TAKASHIHO (Zakimi castle ruins) YAMASHIRO Takashiho-iriguchi -Dam Yachimun-no-Sato Murasakimura Kyu-Yakuba-mae (Yomitan Pottery Mihara-iriguchi Namihira Village) Namihira Nakaishirabaru O Uechi Oyashi Oyashi-iriguchi k Ro in u Kominkan a te Yokota Koen w -nishi 32 Aeon town Yomitan Zakimi Buses from FUKUSHI Center or YOMITAN a 9 Zakimi Oyashi e -iriguchi CHUGAKKO MAE to J A YUNTA ICHIBA stop in x Zakimi p the order of YOMITANSON YAKUBA and KENKO w Kina y Fukushi center ZOSHIN Center and J A YUNTA ICHIBA. URUMA-Shi Kina Kominkan-mae Ufudo Yomitan Chugakko-mae Yomitanson Yakuba Michinoeki Kinabansho (Roadside Station Kinabansho) YOMITAN Village community bus “OTORI Bus” Ticket is 200 yen for adult, 100 yen for primary school Izumi Byoin-iriguchi Yomitan Shinryosho Kenko Zoshin center and junior high school children. 1 day pass is 400 yen. TE Toya NG Yomitanson Yakuba ENOBI AN KITA route (means “North route”, runs Mon - Fri) - IKEI JIMA (Yomitan village office) NISHI route (means “West route”, runs Mon - Fri) Enobi GA J A Yunta Ichiba WA MINAMI route (means “South route”, runs Mon - Fri) NAMBOKU route (means “South-North route”, Ikei beach Toya Nakamichi KURASHIKI-Dam Enobi-iriguchi Sobe runs Sat, Sun & Holiday) Kushibaru Osoe On morning & evening, some buses run the defferent Ikei beach-mae route from the route written (except for ). Daini-Kawasaki Sobe Nakamichi Akanuku-mae Iramina Ikehara Danchi-mae Kawasaki Kabushiki Gaisha Kitami Danchi Ikei Kyodo Oki Sanwa house-mae Baiten-mae Agena Joseki (Agena castle ruins) Kawasaki Shogakko-mae Furugen Shogakko-iriguchi Oki Mine Jutaku Nakamichi Setsubi-mae Uruma Shiyakusho (Uruma city hall) Oki-minami Ikehara Kominkan Gushikawa Shogyo Koko-iriguchi Uruma Shiyakusho-mae Hija Kushibaru Kitami Shogakko-mae Ikehara Kyu-Agena Gushikawa bus terminal Ken-ei Hija Danchi-minami YOMITAN-Son Owan Tonan Shokubutsu Rakuen Okinawa Hino Jidosha Chubu Eigyosho-mae Akano for Nishi-Taba, Akano San-A Owan City (Southeast Botanical Gardens) Kitami Shogakko Nishibaru Nishi-Taba Hija Kominkan Okinawa-kita interchange Agena Hija for Nishi-Taba, Agena Ikemi -mae Okinawa-kita IC Yoshimoto Kogyoa-mae do not stop Owan Kominkan-mae Nobori Maehara 北谷町デマンドバス C-BUS Toguchi Aeon town Owan -kawa Noborikawa Noborikawa Sanchome Chuno-mae Kushibaru Basutei Koko-mae for Chuno Seimon-mae 北谷町内66か所に設置されたバス停間を、リーズナブルな Yomitan H Chuno Uehara Shinzato Shoten-mae IJA-GAWA OKINAWA-Shi Okinawashi Seimon Taba 運賃で移動できます（決まったルートはありません）。 Furugenminami Champuru Shogakko Ichiba Nomin Gushikawa Yubinkyoku-mae -mae 毎日8時から18時まで、数台の専用バスが走っています。 Michinoeki Kadena Kenshu Gushikawa bus terminal-iriguchi Furugen (Roadside Station Kadena) center-mae Miyagi Chugakko-mae 利用希望時間の30分前までに、098-936-8651（予約受付 Kadenacho Undo koen-iriguchi Furugen Minagubaru Nakagami Byoin Higashi-Taba コールセンター）へ電話予約してください。 Chuo Chushajo-mae Tairagawa Toguchi Kominkan-mae Toguchi Chibana Okinawa Koto Tokubetsu 運賃は大人200円、65歳以上の方、小学生、障がい者、免 Kadena Yara Gochome Kariyushien-mae Shien Gakko-mae MIYAGI SHIMA 許返納者は100円です。 Senganda Ue-Tairagawa HIJA-GAWA KADENA Chibana clinic Nakamine hights-iriguchi Kinwan ※マップ中にはC-BUSのバス停は記載していません。 Kadenacho Yakuba (Kadena town office) Chibana Chibana Rokuchome Kadenacho Yakuba-mae Daisan-gate Morliaclassic Jujiro Homukyoku Homukyoku Okinawa Shikyoku Okinawa -iriguchi (Okinawa Legal Affaires Bureau) URUMA-Shi Nishiku-mae Kadenasho (Kadena police station) Geihinkan Chibana Shirakawa Akemichi Gushikawa Chuo Kominkan-mae Daini Urumasho Mizugama -Chibana Chubu Byoin Kinaka-iriguchi Matsumoto -mae Uruma Shimin Geijutsu (Uruma Tobaru Gyoko Matsumoto Gekijo (Uruma Civic -mae Shirinkar KYAN poloce station) Gushikawa Kadena Air Base Memorial Ken-ei Chubu Daini-Danchi-iriguchi Uruma Shimin Art Theatre) Ikento hall Misaki Tatamiten Misato Misato Chubu Byoin Geijutsu Gekijo-mae Okinawa Danchi Koko- Koko- -mae -mae Nagayama Daiichi-Esu Misato Danchi Noshinkei iriguchi mae Akamichi Gushikawa Koko-mae Kaihin Koen-mae Nakamoto Kogyo-mae clinic-mae Aza Matsu Jujiro Chubu Byoin-iriguchi HENZA JIMA -moto -mae Chubu Sakanakabaru Buses at Goya Chubu Kanko bus-mae Ai lady’s clinic Fukushi Hokenjo Daini-Esu Daini- Takaesu Ota-iriguchi (Chubu publi Esu Miyazato Chugakko-mae Shioya Xystus Misato Takaesu KADENA-Cho Gakko-mae health MisatoKoen center) Naka-Shioya Yonabaru Misaki Tokubetsushien Danchi-iriguchiHiga Nakahara Shogakko-iriguchi Toyohara Misato Yakkyoku Misato Hifuka-mae Kawata-iriguchi MisatoKoen-mae Misato Ten Miyazato-iriguchi Yaeshima Koen Misato Mihara-itchome Misato Shogakko-mae Kominkan R Esu Kominkan-mae Mizuibaru o Okinawa Shimin Kamara Misato Misato-iriguchi Nakabaru u Kaikan Kawata Haebaru-iriguchi t Nichome Nichome e Okinawa Zeimusho Gakko Uramon-mae 5 Okinawa city community bus Goeku (Okinawa 8 Koja Tsukazancho Hamagawa Shoten-mae Ticket is 200 yen for adult. You can transfer these BC Koza Nakamoto Yubinkyoku Misato tax office) Tasabaru NishimuraHigashikawakami Shoten-mae Shoten-mae Shoji -mae Miyazato Chugakko-mae lines at common bus stops without additional fare. Koza Shokuan -Kojobaru Koza Shinyo Kinko (Koza public -mae Ginten Union Miyazato Ten Haaebaru Ue-Haebaru Goya Shiten-mae employment -gai Kanobaru in HAMAHIGA-JIMA, Ichibangai & sun city security office) Yoshihara-iriguchi Miyazato Shogakko-mae Heian Hotel-mae bus stops at bus stops Koza Undo Koen Goya Koza Jusco Gushikawa-iriguchi IKEI YAKENA Line in order written below. Okinawa-minami interchange Nakanomachi CHATAN-Cho Jichikai Washimibashi Koja Basutei Minamihara Shogakko-mae Fare is 100 or 200 yen for adult. Sunabe Okinawa-minami IC Awase-niku Awase Eigyosho ar Ageda Teruya Teruya HEIAN Hotel MAE Sunabe Kam a Shakai Fukushi Awase Basutei Koja Okinawashi Undo Koen-mae Music town center Teruya Yasuhara-iriguchi Okinawa Shiyakusho -iriguchi Awase Uminoeki Ayahashikan HAMA GYOKO MAE Nakanomachi (Okinawa city hall) Bito Awase mall-mae Hamaya-iriguchi J A Okinawa Yonashiro Shiten-mae In CHATAN town, fare is uniformly 150 yen (adult). Sakumoto National FP consultant Fudosan Shogakko (Seaside Station Ayahashikan) HIGA KOWAN MAE HIGASHI-SHINA-KAI Shoten-mae credit-mae Koza Koza -mae Daigo Daidobaru pension Chubu Kosan Koko Katsuren Danchi-mae Gate Chubu Densan Amuro -mae Higashitobaru Kaihocho Jichikai (KANEKU GYOKO MAE) Kokutai Daini Kamisedo form-mae office -bashi Sopha Okinawa Kominkan-mae Katsurenjo Ato-mae Ayahashikan-mae Choei Jutaku-mae -iriguchi Chatancho Rojin Koza clinic J A Yonashiro-mae Fukushi center-mae Kamisedo Yamauchi Nenkin Arakaki Byoin-mae Shiyakusho-mae Aparto-mae Katsuren Joseki (Katsuren castle ruins) Yakena bus terminal (HIGA KOWAN MAE) Chatan Miyagi Yubinkyoku-mae Jichikai Sonda Jimusho Sky synapse Chatan Koko-iriguchi Anzen Unten Moromi Ozato Nichome Nishihara Ushaha- HEIAN Hotel MAE (East-China-Sea) Gakko-mae Ageda- Uehara Takahara Maehara Shonan Adachi Iin-mae for Naha gochome Shiomibashi gawa Hama Gyoko-mae Byoin Momoyama Ganka Jujiro Misato Kogyo Koko-mae Yonashiro Chosha-mae Hamagawa Shogakko-mae Kyuyo doesn’t stop Chatancho Chuo Kominkan-mae Koko-mae Yamauchi Takahara Itchome -mae TAKAHARA Ken-ei Yonashiro Danchi-iriguchi Minamitobaru-sanchome Awasebashi Yonashiro Nishi-Yakena Daini-Ihei Chatan Daini -san Okinawa Kodomonokuni Chatan Miyagi Ihei Narukawabaru -chome Yamazato Takahara Takahara Awase Yonashiro Shogakko Shogakko-mae Okinawa (Okinawa Zoo & Museum) Sanku -mae Daiichi Ihei Shogakko YONASHIRO Yonashiro Yubinkyoku-mae Hamagawa Gyoko-mae Chatan Koko-mae Chatan Yamauchi Higa Kodomonokuni -iriguchi Chimuwaza -iriguchi Higa Kowan-mae Ireibaru Koen Shogakko-iriguchi Chugakko Shimabukuro Shogakko Shika-mae Yakena La’gent hotel Okinawa Chatan -mae Chatan -mae Yama- Aisei Chatan Koko clinic Bijuru Koen-mae -cho Yakuba Momoyama clinic uchi Higashi-Yakena Hilton Okinawa Chatan resort Ken-ei Mihama Danchi-mae -iriguchi Okinawasho (Okinawa police station) Takahara-minami Danchi-iriguchi Abudo HAMAHIGA JIMA Chatancho Tobaru Plaza house-mae YABUCHI-JIMA Lequ Okinawa Chatan spa & resort Kuwae Yakuba Jargaru Takahara Awase Nichome -ikku Yoshihara-iriguchi Chubu Tokushukai Byoin
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    The Ukwanshin Kabudan – Ryukyu/Okinawa performing arts troupe: Transnational network, Glocal connections Yoko Nitahara Souza – UnB - Brazil Short abstract The Ryukyu kingdom (1372-1879) possessed intense court activities, receiving foreign delegations, and then developed an immense scenic and artistic refinement. The Ukuanshin Kabudan Ryukyu performing arts group work for sake of maintaining alive this arts, in Hawaii and in a transnational network. Long abstract The now called Okinawa ken (province) in southern Japan, was the Ryukyu kingdom (1372-1879) also known as land of Courtesy because of its intense diplomatic and trade relations with Southeast Asian countries. In his long and prosper live possessed so intense court activities, receiving foreign delegations, and then developed an immense scenic and artistic refinement. More than mere distraction for foreign delegations at the court of Shuri Castle, artistic performances in music and dance were sacred songs from the Omoro Soshi. Ukwanshin Kabudan was a ship that carried the crown and dignitaries from Ming Emperor in China to be presented to ascending king of Ryukyu, more than this, has been a symbol of exchange and peace for the people of Okinawa. The Ukwanshin Kabudan Ryukyu performing arts troupe work for sake of maintaining alive this arts, in Hawaii as well in a transnational network. In the website of the troupe we can read: we have chosen to travel on a new 'Ukwanshin' to bring our gift of Aloha and gratitude to the people of Okinawa. Okinawa is known as the land of music and dance, and it is through the expression of sound and movements that we find few differences in human feelings and understanding.
  • 101660 M Kawabata

    101660 M Kawabata

    Kawabata, Miki (2011) (Re)locating identities in the ancestral homeland: the complexities of belonging among the migrants from Peru in Okinawa. Mphil Thesis. SOAS, University of London http://eprints.soas.ac.uk/18464 Copyright © and Moral Rights for this thesis are retained by the author and/or other copyright owners. A copy can be downloaded for personal non‐commercial research or study, without prior permission or charge. This thesis cannot be reproduced or quoted extensively from without first obtaining permission in writing from the copyright holder/s. The content must not be changed in any way or sold commercially in any format or medium without the formal permission of the copyright holders. When referring to this thesis, full bibliographic details including the author, title, awarding institution and date of the thesis must be given e.g. AUTHOR (year of submission) "Full thesis title", name of the School or Department, PhD Thesis, pagination. (Re)locating Identities in the Ancestral Homeland: The Complexities of Belonging among the Migrants from Peru in Okinawa Thesis submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy Miki Kawabata Department of Anthropology and Sociology School of Oriental and African Studies University of London 2011 1 Declaration for PhD thesis I have read and understood regulation 17.9 of the Regulations for students of the School of Oriental and African Studies concerning plagiarism. I undertake that all the material presented for examination is my own work and has not been written for me, in whole or in part by any other person. I also undertake that any quotation or paraphrase from the published or unpublished work of another person has been duly acknowledged in the work which I present for examination.
  • Imperial Palace Tokyo

    Imperial Palace Tokyo

    セクション名 ページ名 セクション全体 トップページのみ サブページのみ 月間平均PV カテゴリ 月間平均PV カテゴリ 月間平均PV カテゴリ 東京トップ Tokyo 117,181 9 東京：1 Tokyo 282,500 12 117,181 9 165,319 11 千代田・ Tokyo: Akihabara 中央エリア Tokyo: Tsukiji Tokyo: Imperial Palace Tokyo: Ginza Tokyo: East Gardens Tokyo: Marunouchi Tokyo: Yurakucho Tokyo: Central Tokyo Tokyo: Nihonbashi Tokyo: Tsukishima Tokyo: Kanda Tokyo Itinerary: Ginza 東京：2 Tokyo 216,099 12 117,181 9 98,918 8 港・恵比寿 Tokyo: Odaiba お台場・ Tokyo: Tokyo Tower 品川エリア Tokyo: Roppongi Roppongi Hills AnimeJapan Tokyo: Hama Rikyu Tokyo: Shinagawa Tokyo: Sengakuji Tokyo: Shiodome Tokyo: Yebisu Garden Place Tokyo: Zojoji Tokyo: Southern Tokyo Tokyo Motor Show Tokyo Midtown Tokyo Itinerary: Odaiba Tokyo: Akasaka Sacas Tokyo: Toyosu Tokyo: Kyu Shiba Rikyu Garden 東京：3 Tokyo 192,928 12 117,181 9 71,288 7 渋谷・原宿 Tokyo: Harajuku エリア Tokyo: Shibuya Tokyo: Meiji Shrine Tokyo: Yoyogi Koen Tokyo: NHK Studiopark Tokyo: Institute for Nature Study 東京：4 Tokyo 228,480 12 117,181 9 111,229 9 新宿・池袋 Tokyo: Shinjuku 文京エリア Tokyo: Ikebukuro Tokyo: Shinjuku Gyoen Tokyo: Koishikawa Korakuen Tokyo: Ghibli Museum Tokyo: Tocho Tokyo: Tokyo Dome City Tokyo: Nakano Broadway Tokyo: Yasukuni Shrine Tokyo: Kagurazaka Tokyo Itinerary: Shinjuku Tokyo: Koishikawa Botanical Garden 東京：5 Tokyo 250,253 12 117,181 9 133,072 10 台東エリア Tokyo: Asakusa (上野・浅草) Tokyo: Sensoji Tokyo Skytree Tokyo: Ueno Park Tokyo: Ameyoko Tokyo: Rikugien Tokyo: Kappabashi Street Tokyo: Ryogoku Edo-Tokyo Museum Tokyo: Yanaka Tokyo: Northern Tokyo Tokyo: Sanja Matsuri Tokyo: Sumida Aquarium Tokyo Itinerary: Asakusa Tokyo: