Japan has lodged a formal complaint with the US after another incident in Okinawa allegedly involving a member of the US military.
 
A US serviceman reportedly entered an apartment above a bar and hit a teenage boy. The man fell from a window and was taken to hospital, media reports said.
 
The Foreign Ministry lodged a complaint with US envoy John Roos, Kyodo said.
 
The incident comes as all US troops in Japan are under a night-time curfew following an alleged rape.
 
The US has some 26,000 troops based on Okinawa, where crimes involving service personnel have become a source of ongoing tension.
 
Two US sailors were arrested there last month on suspicion of raping a Japanese woman.
 
Okinawa's legislature subsequently passed a unanimous resolution condemning the alleged rape and calling on the US to prevent crimes against island residents.
 
About three-quarters of all US bases in Japan are located in Okinawa, which represents less than 1% of Japan's landmass.
 



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