(2)Giants Kiyohara cheers quake victims

OJIYA, Japan - Yomiuri Giants slugger Kazuhiro Kiyohara plays arm wrestling with a junior high school student in Ojiya on Dec. 9 during his visit to the central Niigata Prefecture city to cheer victims of the Oct. 23 earthquakes.

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