TOKYO — Rising anger after a U.S. Marine was detained on suspicion of killing a Japanese woman in Okinawa has rekindled long‑standing resentment toward the American military presence in the prefecture, leading Tokyo to consider the most sweeping revision of its Okinawa security strategy in decades.
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