Overview
A shopping district built under US administration; its English signage and American forms remain as a visible layer.
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Koza Koza City - a city that once existed in Okinawa Prefecture, now part of Okinawa City. Koza Crossroads - one of the main intersections of Okinawa City. Koza (bagpipes) - a Polish folk instrument; in Polish, the word means "goat."
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Source ja.wikipedia.org ↗Key facts
Founded / opened：Postwar Highlights / collection：Shopping street from the US occupation era, Traces of signboards and neon Genre：Architecture, Photography
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