A scene from the sports day held in the Second Colonia, June 26, 1966 (Bolivia)

			A school in Bolivia

			A school in Bolivia

			An ambulance was purchased and doctors dispatched by the Government of the Ryukyus are working (Bolivia)

			Bolivia ranch located six miles west of Uruma settlement

			Bolivia-related documents

			Building housing facilities at the initial stage of colonization (Bolivia)

			Children in Colonia Okinawa in Bolivia

			Colonia Okinawa's signboard (Bolivia)

			Corn field (Bolivia)

			Cows were transported from Brazil by cowboys (Bolivia)

			Cultivation by heavy machinery (Bolivia)

			Dry rice nearing harvest (Bolivia)

			Farewell reception for Bolivia-bound emigrants

			Fishing at nearby river (Bolivia)

			Flood damage; rice bowl devastated Primary Colonia (Bolivia)

			Flood damage; Route 2 north of second Colonia, Feb. 1965 (Bolivia)

			Flood damage; Route 2 north of second Colonia (Bolivia)

			Flood damage February 1965 (Bolivia)

			General Hospital, Secondary Colonia (Bolivia)

			Harvesting of dry rice (Bolivia)

			Harvesting with a grain-threshing machine: right, Jyukou Nakama, 1969 (Bolivia)

			Heavy machinery (Bolivia)

			Heavy machinery is introduced to cultivation business (Bolivia)

			In the rice fields, 1961 (Bolivia)

			Initial stage of cultivation (Bolivia)

			Jute hemp was experimentally produced (Bolivia)

			Kamimotobu native Zenji Nakada manages a ranch in Bolivia

			List of the first emigrants from Okinawa after WW 2

			Male training dormitory completed June 30, 1965 (Bolivia)

			Map of Colony Okinawa (Bolivia)

			Much-awaited cows finally arrive at Bolivian settlement from Brazil after 1500km journey

			National flags of Bolivia and Japan are raised at the Sports Day

			Neighbors help each other during flood, Second Colonia, 1978 (Bolivia)

			Permanent residences are gradually being built (Bolivia)

			Potato field (Bolivia)

			Primary Colonia Union Headquarters (Bolivia)

			Primary Colonia Water Tank (Bolivia)

			Pump-water quality inspection at the second Colonia Bolivia (November 7, 1964)

			San Aureo sugar factory under construction in the Third Colonia (Bolivia)

			Santa Cruz Concourse (Bolivia)

			Seeding of dry rice at the primary settlement in Bolivia: Oroku native Taro Akamine, his wife and daughter

			Seijiro Igei family (Bolivia)

			Slash and burn agriculture in the initial stage of colonization (Bolivia)

			Soybeans are harvested three times a year (Bolivia)

			Tank car for water transport (Bolivia)

			Tapioca field (Bolivia)

			The fourth Urumaen Sports Day, Bolivia (courtesy of Seiho Matsuoka)

			Tokuzo Yamashiro shipping out rice at the Second Colonia (Bolivia)

			U.S. Senator Hiram L. Fong listens intently to Choki Iju, Bolivia resident office chief, on Okinawan settlement conditions (Bolivia)

			Yasutaro Igei family (Bolivia)