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Residents from Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni learned

Residents from Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni learned

Residents from Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni learned how to cook lotus roots during a cultural adaptation program in Iwakuni City, Japan, Feb. 10, 2016. Japanese workers from Yamaguchi’s Agricultural, Forest... More

Station residents from Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni

Station residents from Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni

Station residents from Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni learn about lotus roots at Yamaguchi’s Agricultural, Forestry, Fisheries, and Stockbreeding in Iwakuni City, Japan, Feb. 10, 2016. Iwakuni is a lotus root... More

Mandie Woods, left, and April Rosales, residents from

Mandie Woods, left, and April Rosales, residents from

Mandie Woods, left, and April Rosales, residents from Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni dig lotus roots during a cultural adaptation program at Yamaguchi’s Agricultural, Forestry, Fisheries, and Stockbreeding in... More

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