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    A school assembly is taking place in an auditorium with a stage featuring Japanese dignitaries wearing teal/turquoise ceremonial jackets alongside students and staff. A banner on stage reads '山口大島みかん' (Yamaguchi Oshima Mikan/Mandarin Oranges) with boxes of the fruit visible behind it. A large group of elementary school children is seated on the floor facing the stage, while a man speaks at a podium.

    IWAKUNI, YAMAGUCHI, JAPAN

    02.05.2013

    Photo by Cpl. Kenneth Trotter Jr. 

    Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni

    Matthew C. Perry Elementary School students and faculty, listen as Larry Wahl, school psychologist, speaks during the mikan presentation at the M. C. Perry Elementary Gym here, Feb. 5, 2013 as Yoshikiko Fukuda and several members of the local Iwakuni Agricultural and Societal Co-op presented mikans to the elementary school. The mikan is a citrus fruit with the appearance of a tangerine and symbolizes Japan's prospering agricultural export business.

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    Date Taken: 02.05.2013
    Date Posted: 03.07.2013 02:13
    Photo ID: 880923
    VIRIN: 130205-M-XR064-012
    Resolution: 4752x3168
    Size: 8.65 MB
    Location: IWAKUNI, YAMAGUCHI, JP
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    A school assembly is taking place in an auditorium with a stage featuring Japanese dignitaries wearing teal/turquoise ceremonial jackets alongside students and staff. A banner on stage reads '山口大島みかん' (Yamaguchi Oshima Mikan/Mandarin Oranges) with boxes of the fruit visible behind it. A large group of elementary school children is seated on the floor facing the stage, while a man speaks at a podium.
    Two ceramic bowls containing bright green matcha powder are placed side by side on a white cloth or towel. The left bowl has a matte gray-beige glaze, while the right bowl features a glossy black interior glaze with a pedestal base. Both bowls appear to be traditional Japanese chawan (tea bowls) prepared for a matcha tea ceremony.
    A Japanese tea ceremony is taking place in a traditional tatami room. An elderly Western man with white hair and a mustache is offering a chawan (tea bowl) containing matcha to a young child in an orange shirt. Several observers, including two Japanese men in formal business attire, are seated on the tatami mats watching the exchange.

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