Okinawa Temple Construction Update 1 (November 22, 2020)

I stopped by the site for the Okinawa Japan Temple and snapped a few pictures:

White metal fence around Okinawa Japan Temple site, November 22, 2020

A new solid white metal-panel fence that goes around the entire site has replaced the see-through orange netting; this makes it pretty hard to see the inside of the construction site from street-level. But I got creative and was still able to sneak a few shots that revealed progress:

White metal Semi-aerial View of Okinawa Japan Temple Site 1, November 22, 2020

White metal Semi-aerial View of Okinawa Japan Temple Site 2, November 22, 2020

Through Fence View of Okinawa Japan Temple Site, November 22, 2020

Above-Fence View of Okinawa Japan Temple Site, November 22, 2020

And as you can see, the asphalt of the former parking lot has all been removed. The digger is also gone and there's no other signs of heavy equipment. We'll just have to wait and see what happens next.

Location: 7-chōme-11-1 Matsumoto, Okinawa, 904-2151, Japan

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