By KAZUYUKI ITO/ Staff Writer
October 10, 2024 at 17:27 JST
Above photo: The central part of Naha city was burned to the ground in 1944. (Provided by the Naha City Museum of History). Bottom: Naha city on Oct. 7 (Tatsuya Shimada)
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