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American Red Cross military hospital outreach program

YOKOTA AIR BASE, Japan -- (from left to right) Col. Timothy Robinette, 374th Medical Group commander, Mrs. Mary Basiliere, Yokota Air Base American Red Cross Senior Station Manager, Mrs. Kelley Monkevich, American Red Cross volunteer, Mrs. Angela Rainey, American Red Cross volunteer, and Col. Thomas Grimm, 374th Dental Squadron commander, prepare to cut a ribbon signifying the opening the Dental Clinic Children's waiting room re-design as part of the Military Hospital Outreach Program funded by the American Red Cross, here, Feb. 26. (U.S. Air Force photo/Osakabe Yasuo)

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Airmen rock Sendai

SENDAI, Japan -- Col. Masashi Kido, Aviation Group of Northeastern Army Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force commander, made a guest performance Feb. 22 during the Jazz and Pops Live 2010 tour. The concert was a combination of both jazz and pop styles of music and featured both the "Pacific Trends" band and "Greatlanders Showband." (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Sean Martin)

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Airmen rock Sendai

SENDAI, Japan -- (from left to right) Technical Sgt. Paula Goetz, Senior Amn. Kelly Perry, and Staff Sgt. Rebecca Packard perform Feb. 22 during the Jazz and Pops Live 2010 tour. The concert was a combination of both jazz and pop styles of music and featured both the "Pacific Trends" band and "Greatlanders Showband.” (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Sean Martin)

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Airmen rock Sendai

SENDAI, Japan -- Tech. Sgt. Vinnie Dublino, U.S. Air Force Band of the Pacific-Asia keyboardist, performs a solo Feb. 22 during the Jazz and Pops Live 2010 tour. The concert was a combination of both jazz and pop styles of music and featured both the "Pacific Trends" band and "Greatlanders Showband.” (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Sean Martin)

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Airmen rock Sendai

SENDAI, Japan -- Members of the U.S. Air Force Band of the Pacific-Asia's "Pacific Trends" and "Greatlanders Showband" sing and dance with audience members Feb. 22 during the Jazz and Pops Live 2010 tour. The concert was a combination of both jazz and pop styles of music and featured both the "Pacific Trends" band and "Greatlanders Showband.” (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Sean Martin)

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Airmen rock Sendai

SENDAI, Japan -- Tech. Sgt. Paula Goetz, U.S. Air Force Band of the Pacific Asia vocalist, performs Feb. 22 during the Jazz and Pops Live 2010 tour. The concert was a combination of both jazz and pop styles of music and featured both the "Pacific Trends" band and "Greatlanders Showband.” (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Sean Martin)

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Airmen rock Sendai

SENDAI, Japan -- An audience member sings along with Staff Sgt. Rebecca Packard, U.S. Air Force Band of the Pacific-Asia, Feb. 22 during the Jazz and Pops Live 2010 tour. The concert was a combination of jazz and pop styles of music and featured both the "Pacific Trends" band and "Greatlanders Showband.” (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Sean Martin)

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Airmen rock Sendai

SENDAI, Japan -- The Jazz and Pops Live 2010 concert was a combination of jazz and pop styles of music and featured both the "Pacific Trends" band and "Greatlanders Showband." The concert was held for an audience of about 700 Japanese citizens. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Sean Martin)

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Airmen rock Sendai

SENDAI, Japan -- Master Sgt. Gary Rosenak, U.S. Air Force band of the Pacific-Asia lead guitar player, performs a solo Feb. 22 during the Jazz and Pops Live 2010 tour. The concert was a combination of jazz and pop styles of music and featured both the "Pacific Trends" band and "Greatlanders Showband.” (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Sean Martin)

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Airmen rock Sendai

SENDAI, Japan -- Tech. Sgt. Vinnie Dublino, U.S. Air Force Band of the Pacific-Asia keyboardist, performs Feb. 22 during the Jazz and Pops Live 2010 tour. The concert was a combination of jazz and pop styles of music and featured both the "Pacific Trends" band and "Greatlanders Showband.” (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Sean Martin)

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Bean Throwing Ceremony

HINO, Japan -- Members from Yokota Air Base throw roasted soy beans during the Bean Throwing ceremony at Takahata Fudo Temple Feb. 3. During the ceremony, people throw roasted soy beans while shouting "Fu ku wa uchi" which means, "Come in happiness". It is believed that if you eat the number of beans equal to your age, you will have a happy and healthy life. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Sean Martin)

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Bean Throwing Ceremony

HINO, Japan -- A crowd gathers in hopes of catching soy beans during the bean throwing ceremony at Takahata FudoTemple Feb. 3. During the ceremony, people throw roasted soybeans while shouting "Fu ku wa uchi" which means, "Come in happiness". It is believed that if you eat the number of beans equal to your age, you will have a happy and healthy life. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Sean Martin)

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Bean Throwing Ceremony

HINO, Japan -- Col. Rafael Quezada, 374th Mission Support Group commander, hands out soy beans to a crowd of people during a bean throwing ceremony at Takahata Fudo Temple Feb. 3. During the ceremony, people throw roasted soybeans while shouting "Fu ku wa uchi" which means,"Come in happiness". It is believed that if you eat the number of beans equal to your age, you will have a happy and healthy life. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Sean Martin)

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Bean Throwing Ceremony

HINO, Japan -- Eva Romero, wife of Col. Rafael Quezada, 374th Mission Support Group commander, puts on a "Kamishimo," a formal piece of clothing worn by a samurai or a Japanese warrior, during the bean throwing ceremony at Takahat Fudo Temple Feb. 3. During the ceremony, people throw roasted soybeans while shouting "Fu ku wa uchi" which means, "Come in happiness". It is believed that if you eat the number of beans equal to your age, you will have a happy and healthy life. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Sean Martin)

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Bean Throwing Ceremony

HINO, Japan -- Jennifer Hamuka, wife of Col. John Hamuka, 515th Air Mobility Operations Group deputy commander, puts on a "Kamishimo," a formal piece of clothing worn by a samurai or a Japanese warrior, during the bean throwing ceremony at Takahata Fudo Temple Feb. 3. During the ceremony, people throw roasted soybeans while shouting "Fu ku wa uchi," which means, "Come in happiness". It is believed that if you eat the number of beans equal to yur age, you will have a happy and healthy life. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Sean Martin)

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Bean Throwing Ceremony

HINO, Japan -- Anita Eppich, wife of Col. Frank Eppich, 374th Airlift Wing vice commander, puts on a "Kamishimo," a formal piece of clothing worn by a samurai or a Japanese warrior, during the bean throwing ceremony at Takahata Fudo Temple Feb. 3. During the ceremony, people throw roasted soybeans while shouting "Fu ku wa uchi" which means, "Come in happiness". It is believed that if you eat the number of beans equal to your age, you will have a happy and healthy life. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Sean Martin)

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Bean Throwing Ceremony

HINO, Japan -- Denna Caro, wife of Chief Master Sgt. Ben Caro, 374th Airlift Wing command chief, puts on a "Kamishimo", a formal piece of clothing worn by a samurai or a Japanese warrior, during the bean throwing ceremony at Takahata Fudo Temple Feb. 3. During the ceremony, people throw roasted soybeans while shouting "Fu ku wa uchi," which means, "Come in happiness". It is believed that if you eat the number of beans equal to your age, you will have a happy and healthy life. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Sean Martin)

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Bean Throwing Ceremony

HINO, Japan -- Col. Thomas Grimm, 374th Dental Squadron commander, puts on a "Kamishimo," a formal piece of clothing worn by a samurai or a Japanese warrior, during the bean throwing ceremony at Takahata Fudo Temple Feb. 3. During the ceremony, people throw roasted soybeans while shouting "Fu ku wa uchi" which means, "Come in happiness". It is believed that if you eat the number of beans equal to your age, you will have a happy and healthy life. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Sean Martin)

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Joining Together

FUSSA, Japan -- The United States Air Force Band of the Pacific-Asia "Final Approach," Fussa's Daiichi, Daini and Daisan Junior High School choirs, the Tokyo Metropolitan Fussa High School rock band and the Yokota High School choir join for a performance Jan. 31, during the 2nd Annual U.S.-Japan joint concert. The concert, hosted by the North Kanto Defense Bureau, was a way to strengthen the Japanese and American relationship. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Sean Martin)

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Joining Together

FUSSA, Japan -- More than 200 people attended a U.S.-Japan joint concert Jan. 31. The performers included the United States Air Force Band of the Pacific-Asia "Final Approach," Fussa's Daiichi, Daini and Daisan Junior High School choirs, the Tokyo Metropolitan Fussa High School rock band and the Yokota High School choir. The concert, hosted by the North Kanto Defense Bureau, was a way to strengthen the Japanese and American relationship. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Sean Martin)

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