Yokota AB Exchange Cuts Ribbon on Hunt Brothers Pizza
Airmen and families at Yokota AB have a new place to grab a slice of home with the opening of Hunt Brothers Pizza in the East Samurai Express. The addition marks the second Hunt Brothers location on mainland Japan but the first within the Tokyo metroplex.
Joining Exchange associates for a ribbon-cutting ceremony on July 3 were 374th Air Wing Commander Col. Andrew Roddan; 374th MSG Command Chief CMSgt Jessica Cambron; and 374th Civil Engineering Squadron Commander Lt. Col. Michael Pluger. Also in attendance were Hunt Brothers Pizza OCONUS Operations Manager Andres Gutierrez and Hunt Brothers Pizza Support Dakota Rawls.
“The Yokota Exchange is excited to bring Hunt Brothers on base and provide another dining option for residents living in the Eastside Yokota community,” said Andrew Defelice, Yokota Exchange general manager. “By offering pizza, wings and even a breakfast option, Hunt Brothers Pizza provides a convenient option for busy Airmen and families on the go.”
Anyone can dine at Hunt Brothers Pizza and all Exchange restaurants, including civilians and visitors. Dining at Exchange restaurants and shopping Exchange stores help makes the military community stronger. 100% of Exchange earnings are reinvested in the military community through support for on-base Quality-of-Life programs and capital improvements, like the addition of Hunt Brothers Pizza.
From left: 374th Civil Engineering Squadron Commander Lt. Col. Michael Pluger; Exchange Pacific Region Retail Business Manager Julia Woods; 374th Air Wing Commander Col. Andrew Roddan; East Samurai Express Manager Corey Sykes; Yokota Exchange General Manager Andrew Defelice; 374th Mission Support Group Senior Enlisted Leader CMSgt Jessica Cambron; OCONUS Hunt Brothers Operations Manager Andres Gutierrez; and Hunt Brothers Support Dakota Rawls.
