(4)Zico's men in Niigata to pep up quake victims

OJIYA, Japan - Japan goalie Seigo Narazaki (C) and his teammates hand bags of body warmer to fans in Ojiya, central Niigata Prefecture, on Dec. 3, the day before they play in a charity match in the city of Niigata to pep up victims of the Oct. 23 deadly earthquakes.

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