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Okinawa Hai would serve its readers well by adding a section to the 'TO DO' area A 'battle sites' tab Instead of relying on the History Channel or the Military Channel, you can visit historical battle sites in person and learn a bit about why the US military has been here for so longTomori shisa Shisa (シーサー, Shīsā, Okinawan shiisaa) is a traditional Ryukyuan cultural artifact and decoration derived from Chinese guardian lions, often seen in similar pairs, resembling a cross between a lion and a dog, from Okinawan mythology In magic typology, they are sometimes also classified as gargoyle beastsShisa's are lion dogs of chinese origin that were adopted by Okinawans in the 15th Century to guard against evil spirits and misfortune Okinawa World theme park in Nanjo City just 17 kilometers southeast of the Naha Airport features shisa dogs of differing sizes and colors Shisa Wikipedia Lionfish okinawa japan