According to Japan's Kyodo News agency reported on April 11, Japanese Defense Minister Minoru Kihara announced on the same day that he would abandon the construction of a new Ground Self-Defense Force training ground at the old golf course site in Uruma City, Okinawa Prefecture, on the grounds that it was difficult to get local people to understand.
"We don't think it is possible to meet the necessary training requirements while maintaining harmony with the residents," Mr Kihara said. He apologized to the local people and said the ministry was considering looking for training sites elsewhere in Okinawa.
Because the former site of the golf course in Uruma City is adjacent to residential areas, local people have repeatedly expressed concerns, saying that the "living environment is threatened" and have strongly opposed the construction of the training course. The governor of Okinawa, Danny Tamashiro, the mayor of Uruma, Masato Nakamura, and the Okinawa branch federation of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party jointly demanded the cancellation of the construction plan.
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