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    Teamwork Makes the Dream Work | 2019 Aja River Clean Up [Image 10 of 18]

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    Two men are posing together on a bridge or walkway near a waterway, holding a Japanese garbage bag used for combustible waste (燃えるごみ) from Urasoe City, Okinawa, Japan. Both are wearing white work gloves, suggesting they are participating in a community cleanup activity. The man on the left gives a thumbs-up and wears sunglasses and a green shirt, while the man on the right wears an Ecko Unltd. shirt.

    URASOE, OKINAWA, JAPAN

    08.18.2019

    Photo by Sgt. Hailey Clay 

    3rd Marine Logistics Group

    U.S. Marine Corps Pfc. David A. Esparza, right, poses for a photo with an Okinawan local volunteer after removing trash from the Aja River, Urasoe, Okinawa, Japan, August 18, 2019.The Aja River Clean Up is an annual event organized by the community of Zicchaku, in the city of Urasoe, partnered with the Single Marine Program to bring the residents of Okinawa, Japanese Self-Defense Force members and U.S. military members together through volunteer work and community service. Esparza, a native of La Vergne, Tennessee, is a combat videographer with 3rd Marine Logistics Group. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Hailey D. Clay)

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    Date Taken: 08.18.2019
    Date Posted: 08.26.2019 20:59
    Photo ID: 5701305
    VIRIN: 190818-M-LR229-0014
    Resolution: 5756x3837
    Size: 4.95 MB
    Location: URASOE, OKINAWA, JP
    Hometown: LA VERGNE, TENNESSEE, US
    Web Views: 57
    Downloads: 11

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    A group of volunteers is conducting a community cleanup along a canal-side walkway in what appears to be a Japanese urban area. Participants are carrying white plastic bags and collecting litter from the sidewalk next to a metal railing bordering the waterway. The setting includes colorful buildings, Japanese signage, and urban infrastructure typical of Okinawa or a similar Japanese city.
    A young woman is participating in a community cleanup activity in what appears to be a Japanese urban area. She is carrying a large white plastic bag with Japanese text and wearing work gloves, walking along a path next to a metal railing. The background shows a multi-story residential building and lush green vegetation.
    A group of people are engaged in a community cleanup activity near a concrete wall bordered by dense green vegetation. They are collecting trash and debris into large plastic bags, with Japanese text visible on at least one of the bags. The photo is taken from an elevated angle looking down at the volunteers.
    A close-up photograph of a person wearing a white knitted cotton work glove on their right hand. The individual is holding or reaching into a large clear plastic bag, possibly during a cleanup or waste collection activity. The background shows green foliage and the person is wearing a gray hoodie.
    Two people are engaged in an outdoor cleanup activity on a paved walkway or bridge area. One person wearing white work gloves is holding tongs or grabbers with debris including a muddy stick with roots, while the other holds open a white plastic bag with Japanese text in red characters. The setting appears to be in Japan based on the visible Japanese writing on the bag.
    Two individuals are walking along a rocky shoreline or mudflat at the base of a retaining wall, each carrying plastic bags. Behind them, a large multi-story white concrete building rises above a lush green vegetation-covered wall. The scene suggests a cleanup activity or foraging along the waterfront.
    A muscular man wearing a gray t-shirt and shorts walks along a rocky shoreline while carrying a large plastic bag, apparently collecting trash or debris. The setting appears to be a coastal area with tiered stone retaining walls, manicured greenery, and trees in the background. The overcast sky and exposed rocks suggest low tide conditions.
    A person is standing in shallow water near a rocky wall, bending over to pick up or examine something from the water or rocks. They are holding a plastic bag and wearing white gloves, suggesting they are engaged in a cleanup or collection activity. The setting appears to be a coastal or waterway environment with algae-covered stone walls.
    A severely burned and charred bicycle rests against stone steps in an outdoor setting. The bicycle is completely blackened from fire damage, with melted components and degraded tires. Plastic bags are draped over the handlebars area, and the stone staircase behind shows signs of age and weathering with vegetation growing through the cracks.
    Two men are posing together on a bridge or walkway near a waterway, holding a Japanese garbage bag used for combustible waste (燃えるごみ) from Urasoe City, Okinawa, Japan. Both are wearing white work gloves, suggesting they are participating in a community cleanup activity. The man on the left gives a thumbs-up and wears sunglasses and a green shirt, while the man on the right wears an Ecko Unltd. shirt.
    A group of people are gathered outdoors in what appears to be a community or volunteer event. Two men are engaged in a friendly conversation in the foreground, while others stand nearby. The setting appears to be near a residential area with trees and overcast skies.
    Two workers are standing in shallow water near a concrete drainage or waterway structure, appearing to perform maintenance or cleanup work. One worker wears a gray t-shirt and baseball cap, while the other wears a white uniform and green hard hat. They are handling debris and equipment near what appears to be a drainage gate or sluice.
    Several people are standing in shallow, murky water alongside a stone or concrete embankment wall. They appear to be retrieving or passing objects — including what looks like a waterlogged bicycle and large woven sacks — out of the water. The scene suggests a cleanup or salvage operation along a riverbank or canal.
    Two individuals are conducting a cleanup activity in a dry or low-water urban riverbed or tidal flat. One person wears a black shirt and khaki pants with white gloves, while the other wears a yellow jacket, blue cap, and rubber boots. The setting appears to be a Japanese urban waterway flanked by concrete embankments and multi-story buildings.
    A group of people are engaged in a cleaning or maintenance activity on what appears to be tiered stone or concrete steps, possibly at an outdoor venue or waterfront area. One person is operating a pressure washer while another bends down to assist, as several onlookers observe from the steps above. The setting appears to be in Japan based on architectural details and the appearance of the participants.
    Two older individuals are interacting outdoors, with a woman holding a large red decorative bowl containing watermelon slices. A man facing away from the camera wears a black t-shirt with the U.S. Marine Corps emblem and the phrase 'Pain is Weakness Leaving the Body.' The scene appears to be a casual outdoor gathering or community event, with other people visible in the background.
    A large group of approximately 35-40 people poses for a group photo outdoors in what appears to be a Japanese city, likely Okinawa based on the architecture, signage, and vegetation. The group is diverse in age and ethnicity, gathered near a waterway or canal with urban buildings visible in the background. Two individuals stand elevated above the rest of the group on a raised surface, giving the photo a layered composition.
    A large group of approximately 30-40 people pose together behind a pile of collected debris and trash, suggesting a community cleanup event. The collected items include bags of waste, a bicycle frame, scooter parts, rope, and various metal scraps. The group appears to be a mix of military personnel and local community members, likely in Okinawa, Japan based on contextual clues.

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