Japanese women show nails designed for World Cup

Japanese women show nails designed for World Cup

SAO PAULO, Brazil - Japanese women supporters show nail art featuring national flags, soccer balls and other designs associated with the FIFA World Cup in Sao Paulo on June 11, 2014, on the eve of the start of the event in Brazil. (Kyodo)

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