(2)Japan Airlines unveils jumbo with Matsui face

TOKYO, Japan - A huge print of New York Yankees batter Hideki Matsui is featured on the fuselage of a Boeing 747 jet of the Japan Airlines (JAL) Group unveiled at Tokyo's Haneda airport on June 24. Matsui is the airline's campaign character. His face measures 6.7 meters wide and 8.3 meters long. (Kyodo)

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