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    Guided by fate: Marine Karate practitioner respects Okinawa, the root of Karate [Image 2 of 5]

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    A commemorative poster featuring a man in a white karate gi with a red belt performing a bo staff (bō) kata technique outdoors. The poster includes both the Japanese and American flags, a military unit insignia, and Japanese text honoring a U.S. Marine Corps Colonel named Jason S.D. Perry. The date and location text indicates the photo was taken on August 16, 2019, at 18:19, in Henoko, Nago City, Okinawa, Japan.

    OKINAWA, JAPAN

    08.16.2019

    Photo by Yoshie Makiyama 

    Marine Corps Installations Pacific

    Col. Perry performs Kobudo Eku (boat oar) kata in Mura Odori. The residents of Henoko district presented this picture in the frame to Col. Perry to express their gratitude. PHOTO COURTESY BY ISAO MIYAGI

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    Date Taken: 08.16.2019
    Date Posted: 04.20.2021 21:46
    Photo ID: 6606909
    VIRIN: 210219-M-CV542-023
    Resolution: 1771x2504
    Size: 4.55 MB
    Location: OKINAWA, JP
    Web Views: 98
    Downloads: 6

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    Three men are gathered in what appears to be a room with a display case containing historical photographs and memorabilia. The central figure, wearing a light blue shirt and a decorative face mask, is gesturing toward the display case while appearing to explain or present its contents. The setting suggests a museum, cultural center, or personal collection space.
    A commemorative poster featuring a man in a white karate gi with a red belt performing a bo staff (bō) kata technique outdoors. The poster includes both the Japanese and American flags, a military unit insignia, and Japanese text honoring a U.S. Marine Corps Colonel named Jason S.D. Perry. The date and location text indicates the photo was taken on August 16, 2019, at 18:19, in Henoko, Nago City, Okinawa, Japan.
    A man in a plaid shirt is speaking into a microphone at what appears to be a USO event or community gathering. He is addressing an audience that includes children seated on leather couches in the foreground and adults standing along the back wall, including at least one person in military camouflage uniform. The setting appears to be a USO facility based on visible signage on the right wall.
    A middle-aged man wearing a plaid shirt, jeans, and glasses is playing table tennis with an energetic follow-through swing. Several children, appearing to be of Asian descent, watch from the background with interest. A USO banner is visible in the background, suggesting this is a community or military support event.
    Two individuals are shown in an indoor setting, with one man wearing a colorful floral face mask and a light green shirt facing the camera. Behind them is a display cabinet filled with trophies, plaques, certificates, and framed photographs, suggesting an institutional or organizational setting. The scene appears to be a meeting or conversation taking place in an office or reception area.

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    Guided by fate: Marine Karate practitioner respects Okinawa, the root of Karate / 運命の導き - 在沖海兵隊空手家、空手発祥の地、沖縄を愛す

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