Yuko Murayoshi demonstrates how to put on an obi, a sash worn over a yukata, during a traditional Japanese clothing class June 19 at the Marine and Family Programs building on Camp Foster, Okinawa. The class, which was sponsored by Marine Corps Community Services, Okinawa, taught attendees how to wear a yukata, a Japanese garment similar to the kimono, which is made of light, thin material to account for the heat and humidity of the summer months in Japan. During the class, attendees were given the opportunity to dress in the traditional Japanese garments. Murayoshi is the instructor of the class, and a class coordinator with MCCS.