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Okinawa residents harvest “hijiki,” a type of seaweed,

Okinawa residents harvest “hijiki,” a type of seaweed,

Okinawa residents harvest “hijiki,” a type of seaweed, during the first day of the Hijiki Harvest March 4 at Camp Courtney, Okinawa. The first day of this year’s harvest drew more than 250 residents. Hijiki is ... More

Okinawa residents wheel their bags of “hijiki,” a type

Okinawa residents wheel their bags of “hijiki,” a type

Okinawa residents wheel their bags of “hijiki,” a type of seaweed, back to their vehicles after a successful morning of harvesting during the first day of the Hijiki Harvest March 4 on Camp Courtney, Okinawa. T... More

Okinawa residents harvest “hijiki,” a type of seaweed,

Okinawa residents harvest “hijiki,” a type of seaweed,

Okinawa residents harvest “hijiki,” a type of seaweed, during the first day of the Hijiki Harvest March 4 at Camp Courtney, Okinawa. The first day of this year’s harvest drew more than 250 residents. Hijiki is ... More

Okinawa residents harvest “hijiki,” a type of seaweed,

Okinawa residents harvest “hijiki,” a type of seaweed,

Okinawa residents harvest “hijiki,” a type of seaweed, during the first day of the Hijiki Harvest March 4 at Camp Courtney, Okinawa. The first day of this year’s harvest drew more than 250 residents. Hijiki is ... More

Yukio Yokota poses for a photo March 4 during the 15th

Yukio Yokota poses for a photo March 4 during the 15th

Yukio Yokota poses for a photo March 4 during the 15th annual Hijiki Harvest on Camp Courtney, Okinawa. The first day of this year’s harvest drew more than 250 residents. “Hijiki,” a type of seaweed, is a tradi... More

Harvested “hijiki,” a type of seaweed, lie in piles

Harvested “hijiki,” a type of seaweed, lie in piles

Harvested “hijiki,” a type of seaweed, lie in piles March 4 during the Hijiki Harvest at Camp Courtney, Okinawa. Hijiki is a traditional Japanese food that is nutrient-dense and rich with iron. More than 250 Ok... More

Okinawa residents harvest “hijiki,” a type of seaweed,

Okinawa residents harvest “hijiki,” a type of seaweed,

Okinawa residents harvest “hijiki,” a type of seaweed, during the first day of the Hijiki Harvest March 4 at Camp Courtney, Okinawa. The first day of this year’s harvest drew more than 250 residents. Hijiki is ... More

“Kama,” or scythe-like tools, rest on a tarp before

“Kama,” or scythe-like tools, rest on a tarp before

“Kama,” or scythe-like tools, rest on a tarp before being used to cut “hijiki,” a type of seaweed, from the ocean floor March 4 during the Hijiki Harvest at Camp Courtney, Okinawa. Harvesters bring kama along w... More

Okinawa residents harvest “hijiki,” a type of seaweed,

Okinawa residents harvest “hijiki,” a type of seaweed,

Okinawa residents harvest “hijiki,” a type of seaweed, during the first day of the Hijiki Harvest March 4 at Camp Courtney, Okinawa. The first day of this year’s harvest drew more than 250 residents. Hijiki is ... More

An Okinawa resident bags a handful of “hijiki,” a type

An Okinawa resident bags a handful of “hijiki,” a type

An Okinawa resident bags a handful of “hijiki,” a type of seaweed, during the first day of the Hijiki Harvest March 3 on Camp Courtney, Okinawa. The first day of this year’s harvest drew more than 250 residents... More

Yoshihisa Akena poses for a photo March 4 during the

Yoshihisa Akena poses for a photo March 4 during the

Yoshihisa Akena poses for a photo March 4 during the 15th annual Hijiki Harvest on Camp Courtney, Okinawa. The first day of this year’s harvest drew more than 250 residents. “Hijiki,” a type of seaweed, is a tr... More

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