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| | Zegrahm Expeditions - Reports From The Field:Treasures of Japan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) |
 | | In former days this tropical island chain belonged to the vast Ryukyu Kingdom, and still today the spirit and distinctive culture of the warm island people here shines through, in their dialect, their smiles, extraordinary arts, music, and fine cuisine. |
 | | Back in the island capital of Naha we explored the wares in the shops along the city’s famed pottery street, known locally as “Tsuboya” (tsubo, meaning “pot,” and ya, meaning “shop.”) More local yachimum wares were found on display at the local Pottery Museum. |
 | | At the Peace Memorial Museum, at the south end of the island, views of the war from the eyes of the Okinawan people were made clear. |
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