Both Cocktail Party and Child of Okinawa provide the consequences of indigenous people, under the American occupation after 1945. But the story of Cocktail Party was told by an adult who happened to contain a “close” and “friendly” relationship with the American military officers, and in Child of Okinawa, the narrator and inspector was replaced by an adolescent who loathed his family’s involvement in prostitute business. It’s their distinguished points of view that broaden my recognition of Okinawa during the post-war period.
In Cocktail party, the protagonist‘s access to an American party as an Okinawan and the depiction on his affable and intellectual communication with the American officers raised my concern about the reliability of their
In Cocktail party, the protagonist‘s access to an American party as an Okinawan and the depiction on his affable and intellectual communication with the American officers raised my concern about the reliability of their