Japan uniform presented to Bonn major

Japan uniform presented to Bonn major

BONN, Germany - Bonn Mayor Barvel Dieckmann shows off a Japan uniform bearing player autographs which she was presented with by Japan Football Association Vice President Kunishige Kamamoto at he office on June 6. (Kyodo)

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