Policies
The party ultimately seeks the independent Republic of Ryukyus. Meanwhile, they pledge these policies for now;
- To make Okinawa State distinct from Kyūshū, in case Japan restructures the current prefectures into states based on regions.
- To lower the employment costs of civil officers.
- To introduce the sightseeing tax to create the jobs of 5,000 people.
- To create more jobs by Okinawa Longitudinal Subway with a shelter (like the one in Sapporo).
- To introduce the insurance for tourist agents.
- To establish the regulation to protect nature for tourism.
- To offer jobs preferentially to native Okinawans.
- To abolish the value added tax on foods.
- To hold an international conference for armament reduction.
- To teach unique Okinawan history.
The party also claims the "Northern Ryukyu" (Amami Islands) are part of the Ryukyus. It pledges to collaborate with Amami Islanders to create Amami Prefecture or to transfer the islands into Okinawa Prefecture.
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