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When Will the U.S. Return Futenma? The "Opposition to Henoko" Prefectural Government Comes to an End, and the Next Question Arises: Challenges Presented by Washington | Transformation of Prefectural Government 2026 Gubernatorial Election

[Prefectural Government Shift: 2026 Gubernatorial Election] (7) Washington's Gaze: "I want the construction on the Oura Bay side to be completed properly in 12 years, and the return date to be clearly stated." On September 3rd, a sentence posted on social media by gubernatorial candidate Genta Koja caught the attention of Washington. A governor who accepts the Henoko relocation will be elected for the first time in 12 years.
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[Prefectural Government Shift: 2026 Gubernatorial Election] (7) Washington's Gaze: "I want the construction on the Oura Bay side to be completed properly in 12 years, and the return date to be clearly stated." On September 3rd, a sentence posted on social media by gubernatorial candidate Genta Koja caught the attention of Washington. A governor who accepts the Henoko relocation will be elected for the first time in 12 years.

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沖縄タイムス+プラス broke the news on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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