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    The image shows people manually transplanting rice seedlings in a flooded paddy field. At least two individuals are crouched down, pressing young green rice shoots into the muddy, water-covered soil. A red guide string is visible, likely used to ensure straight, evenly spaced rows of seedlings.

    IWAKUNI CITY, YAMAGUCHI, JAPAN

    06.09.2018

    Photo by Lance Cpl. Andrew Jones 

    Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni

    Residents of Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni and Iwakuni City plant rice in Iwakuni City, Japan, June 9, 2018. Station residents visited Iwakuni City as a part of a Marine Corps Community Services, Cultural Adaptation Program event in order to plant rice with Japanese residents and learn about traditional rice farming. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Andrew Jones)

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    Date Taken: 06.09.2018
    Date Posted: 06.11.2018 03:50
    Photo ID: 4470501
    VIRIN: 180609-M-HB452-0103
    Resolution: 5425x3617
    Size: 2.17 MB
    Location: IWAKUNI CITY, YAMAGUCHI, JP
    Web Views: 43
    Downloads: 9

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    A group of people, likely tourists or visitors, are gathered outdoors near a concrete elevated bridge or viaduct in a mountainous, forested area. The foreground features a close-up of a small clump of grass growing through a crack in a concrete surface, shot with shallow depth of field. The background shows a crowd of adults and children in casual summer clothing standing in what appears to be a rural Japanese setting.
    A group of adults and children are participating in a rice paddy planting activity in a flooded field, likely in rural Japan based on the mountainous forested backdrop. Participants are standing barefoot or in bare feet in shallow muddy water, holding rice seedlings ready for transplanting. The scene appears to be an educational or cultural experience event, with several participants wearing name badges.
    An elderly man wearing a yellow cap and white shirt is teaching young children how to plant rice seedlings in a flooded paddy field. The scene appears to be an educational agricultural activity in rural Japan, with children wearing name tags and actively participating in traditional rice transplanting. The lush green forested hills in the background suggest a rural Japanese countryside setting.
    A group of adults and children are participating in a traditional rice paddy planting activity in rural Japan. Participants are standing barefoot in a flooded rice field, manually transplanting rice seedlings into the mud. The setting appears to be an organized cultural or educational event, indicated by a Japanese banner/flag visible in the background.
    The image shows people manually transplanting rice seedlings in a flooded paddy field. At least two individuals are crouched down, pressing young green rice shoots into the muddy, water-covered soil. A red guide string is visible, likely used to ensure straight, evenly spaced rows of seedlings.
    A food service event is taking place in what appears to be a Japanese community center or school facility. Several volunteers wearing red bandanas and aprons are serving food from large pots to a line of people that includes adults and children. The setting suggests a community meal or cultural exchange event, with a mix of Japanese and Western attendees.
    A group of people, including adults and young children, are gathered outdoors on a sunny day in what appears to be a rural or semi-rural setting with green hills in the background. A young woman in a teal tank top is leaning down to show or share something small with a toddler and a young boy, while an elderly white-haired woman looks on closely. The scene suggests a casual family or community outdoor event.
    A large group of adults and children pose for a group photograph outdoors in what appears to be a rural Japanese setting. Behind them is a white banner with Japanese characters reading '田植え' (ta-ue), meaning 'rice planting,' suggesting this is a community rice planting event. The setting includes a school or community facility surrounded by forested hills.
    A group of visitors, appearing to be Western tourists, are receiving a demonstration or explanation from a Japanese staff member wearing a green apron at what appears to be a Japanese market or agricultural facility. The staff member is gesturing over a wooden display counter while the group listens attentively. Japanese text signage is visible in the background, and the setting features a wooden-beamed ceiling with pendant lights.

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