Okinawan

In contrast it becomes increasingly difficult to find unique Okinawan given names.

He gets back to the beach in midafternoon and finds that the Okinawan is gone.

Perhaps it should be portrayed as something laid back and Okinawan instead, like a bar snack.

Okinawan has had a culture of using livestock since the Edo era.

They were featured at the annual Okinawan Festival of 2007.

In Okinawan te fighting, it is sometimes called a dragon kick.

There's a big difference between the Okinawan and the Japanese Way.

There were few men in the world, Sakagawa felt, lower than an Okinawan, yet look at what happened to them during the war!

Respondents can also report their specific ancestry, e.g.: Okinawan, etc.

Mitose always claimed his art was Japanese rather than Okinawan.

Another theory relates it to urumaa, meaning cricket in Okinawan.

And under no circumstances marry an Okinawan, or anyone who might be an Eta.

But then ask your advisers this: 'Are you sure she is not an Okinawan?'

As a young boy his father trained him in the basic techniques of Okinawan Te.

He adds his own strength to the youngster's and they shove the spear straight into the Okinawan's heart.

Gokenki made it known that his teacher in China was actually an Okinawan after all, and lived on the northern end of the island.

The group coined the term "Okinawan Euro" to describe the song.

The group name means "sisters" in Okinawan.

Okinawan was the official language of the Ryukyu Kingdom.

There are six gusuku, medieval Okinawan fortresses, most of which now lie in ruins.

There has never been free fighting in classical Okinawan Goju-Ryu.

Kamejiro drew back, for he had learned that anything either a Chinese or an Okinawan did was sure to be tricky.

In Okinawan, it is known as sannin.

Taketomi is known for its "traditional Okinawan" houses, stone walls, and sandy streets, making it popular with tourists.

The title of the album is in Okinawan (Uchinaaguchi).