On an island paradise in Japan’s remote south-west, a new military base is opening a rift in a small community still haunted by war.
Setsuko Yamazato was seven years old when her family left their home to live in the jungle. They joined the other villagers, some with food on their backs and crying children in their arms, and filed into the green hills of Ishigaki, an island at the south-west end of the Japanese archipelago. Many never returned.
