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               <H4>Overview - Zakimi Castle</H4>
-			  <p>Step back in time at Zakimi Castle, a magnificent example of an Okinawan gusuku perched on a small plateau in Yomitan Village. Built between 1416 and 1422 by the legendary Aji, Gosamaru, using stones from nearby Yamada Castle, it served as his residence and oversaw the northern reaches of the central kingdom of Chuzan. After only about 17-18 years, Gosamaru was relocated to Nakagusuku Castle. Today, Zakimi Castle is recognized as a National Historic Site and is part of the UNESCO World Heritage list, highlighting its historical significance. While it suffered damage during and after WWII, serving as a Japanese military position and then a US radar site, much of it has been carefully restored, making it a truly remarkable site to visit.</p>
+			  <p>Step back in time at Zakimi Castle, a magnificent example of an Okinawan gusuku perched on a small plateau in Yomitan Village. Built between 1416 and 1422 by the legendary Aji, Gosamaru, using stones from nearby Yamada Castle, it served as his residence and oversaw the northern reaches of the central kingdom of Chuzan. After only about 17-18 years, Gosamaru was relocated to Nakagusuku Castle.</p>
+			  <p>Today, Zakimi Castle is recognized as a National Historic Site and is part of the UNESCO World Heritage list, highlighting its historical significance. While it suffered damage during and after WWII, serving as a Japanese military position and then a US radar site, much of it has been carefully restored, making it a truly remarkable site to visit.</p>
               <img class="rounded" src="https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a8/Doorway_to_the_castle%2C_looking_out_%283875119185%29.jpg" alt="Zakimi Castle Gate" width="75%">
               <BR><small>Almighty Franklinstein, CC BY-SA 2.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0>, via Wikimedia Commons</small>