Okada given award by Osaka City

Okada given award by Osaka City

OSAKA, Japan - Japan's national soccer team coach Takeshi Okada (C), surrounded by children, holds an award certificate while posing for photos during an awards ceremony in Osaka on July 8, 2010. Okada, who was given a special award from his home town for leading Japan to the best 16 in the World Cup soccer finals in South Africa, told children that dreams come true if you ''never give up.'' (Kyodo)

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