Nadeshiko Japan retain East Asian title

Nadeshiko Japan retain East Asian title

CHOFU, Japan - Japan forward Shinobu Ono celebrates after opening the scoring in the seventh minute of a match against South Korea in the women's East Asian championship at Ajinomoto Stadium in Tokyo's Chofu on Feb. 13, 2010. Japan beat South Korea 2-1 to defend their East Asian title. (Kyodo)

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